Brooklyn Vegan — After teasing folks with a few names here and there -- like Run DMC most recently -- Austin's annual Fun Fun Fun Fest (Nov 2 - 4) has revealed it's full line-up, including Public Image Ltd, De La Soul,... more info

Starpulse — The surviving members of legendary hip-hop group Run-D.M.C. are reuniting later this year for a one-off performance at a festival in Austin, Texas. The It's Like That hit-makers split in 2002 fol... Read More > more info

E! Online — Break out the adidas! It was just announced today that the surviving members of Run-D.M.C. will reunite on the main stage during the Fun Fun Fun Fest in Austin this... more info

411 Mania — They haven't performed together in over a decade.. more info

Brooklyn Vegan — One of the greatest hip hop crews of all time will reunite to play Fun Fun Fun Fest (Nov 2 - 4) in Austin, Texas! Darryl McDaniels (more commonly known as DMC) and Joseph Simmons (Run or Reverend Run) will... more info

Guardian Music — It began life as a Stock, Aitken & Waterman B-side, but Buffalo Stance set a template for generations of street smart women Neneh Cherry is due a lot of credit. She's influenced – whether they know it or not – many female rappers and singer-songw... more info

The Hip Hop Chronicle — The DMC UK Finals get underway on July 20th. DJ’s from across the United Kingdom will come together at The Garage in Highbury & Islington to win the coveted prize. You can buy tickets here more info

Guardian Music — Hip-hop veterans funded recordings by calling on fans and raising $75,000Public Enemy have unveiled plans for their 25th anniversary, including the release of two new albums. After raising money from fans, the hip-hop crew have split what might have ... more info

Soul Sides — Along with Run DMC, the Beastie Boys were the first rap artists I ever listened to obsessively. I never thought of them as a trio of individual MCs; they always sounded to me like a group package so I can’t say MCA was “my favorite” of three... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — by BBG The first two hip hop records that I ever heard in full were nothing less than classics. I'll always remember having the cassette-dubs of the harder-than-hard leather-clad Run DMC, whose Raising Hell was the pinnacle of hip hop... more info