New York Times — The anniversary event, scheduled to feature Jay-Z, Miley Cyrus and Dead and Company, was supposed to celebrate the most famous rock concert in history. more info

Consequence of Sound — Tyler the Creator, Missy Elliott, Diddy, Snoop Dogg, and others also showed up for the headlining smash. more info

Stereogum — Pharrell Williams hosted the inaugural edition of his Something In The Water music festival this weekend in his hometown of Virginia Beach. While organizers were forced to cancel its first day due to severe thunderstorms, the festival continued as pl... more info

Consequence of Sound — Brooklyn rapper re-opened the venue with an epic two-hour performance. more info

USA Today Music — Jay-Z reopened the legendary Webster Hall in New York's East Village with a set list that was light on hits but full of memorable moments.             more info

Stereogum — The iconic New York City venue Webster Hall reopened its doors after nearly two years of renovations last night, and an iconic New York City artist helped to kick the party off. JAY-Z performed B-Sides 2, a sequel to his Tidal-sponsored 2015 B-Sides ... more info

New York Post — There will be some big pimpin’ going down when Webster Hall, the newly renovated East Village nightlife institution, reopens its doors with New York rap ruler Jay-Z rocking the stage Friday night. The “B-Sides 2” concert — in which the “Emp... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Plus: Los Lobos, Injury Reserve, Amon Amarth, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Jay-Z, Tomb Mold, Anti-Nowhere League, and more tour news. Continue reading… more info

USA Today Music — Jay-Z will help re-open the newly renovated Webster Hall concert venue in New York City with a performance next week.             more info

JamBase — Jay-Z will perform the first concert at New York City’s newly renovated Webster Hall. more info