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Photo courtesy of the Dew Tour.\u00a0<\/em><\/p>\n UPDATE |<\/strong> Dew Tour\u2019s all hip-hop concert this Saturday night, July 23 at the Terrace Theatre will feature New York-based rapper Action Bronson and California rap legend and entrepreneur Earl Stevens, better known by his stage name, E-40.<\/p>\n The two will co-headline the show at this weekend\u2019s free Dew Tour skateboarding competition, set to land in Long Beach July 22 – July 24.<\/p>\n Visit the website here<\/a>\u00a0to check out the skate courses, find your favorite athletes as well as the full schedule of events.<\/p>\n Previously: Action Bronson, Kelechi to Headline Dew Tour\u2019s Concert at Long Beach Skateboard Competition<\/strong><\/p>\n Action Bronson. Photos courtesy of the Dew Tour.\u00a0<\/em><\/p>\n 7\/1\/16 at 1:13PM |\u00a0<\/strong>New York rapper, former chef and Viceland<\/em> personality Action Bronson and Atlanta-based hip hop artist Kelechi are among the headliners set to get the audience rolling at this summer\u2019s free Dew Tour skateboarding competition,<\/a> coming to Long Beach July 22-24, the tour announced this week. A third musical act will be announced later this month.\u00a0<\/p>\n The concert will come mid-tour, on Saturday, July 23 at the Terrace Theater at Long Beach\u2019s Convention Center. In addition to music, the competition will feature individual and team competitors, as well as the TRANSWORLD SKATEBOARDING Shop Showdown, an innovative tech zone, sponsor village and public skate park. Click here for the full schedule.<\/a>\u00a0<\/p>\n RELATED<\/small> <\/p>\n Kelechi is a Nigerian-American rapper and winner of the Mtn Dew Green Label Sound: Open Call competition. He\u2019ll be opening the show, warming the audience up with songs touching upon social topics, as he blends the percussion and melodies of his parents\u2019 homeland with the hard-hitting drums and harmonies of Atlanta\u2019s rap sound.<\/p>\n Tickets for the concert run approximately $30 and are available here<\/a>.\u00a0<\/p>\n![\"Action](\"https:\/\/lbpost.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2016\/07\/Action_Bronson_-_Fall_2015STAGE.jpg\")
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Bronson<\/a> first rolled on the scene as a chef, tried his hand at music, and combined both for the Viceland<\/em> show “F*ck That\u2019s Delicious<\/a>.” As the son of an Albanian immigrant man and a Jewish mother from Queens, he\u2019s known for his wild onstage antics and humor. His hip hop, laced with typical rap topics that lean slightly misogynistic, becomes something greater with infusions of bluesy sound and intelligent food references. His food poetry comes across onstage: he once threw slabs of meat to eager fans at a New York concert. Last year, the New York Times dubbed him as “one of the most promising prospects in New York hip-hop.”<\/p>\n![\"Kelechi\"](\"https:\/\/lbpost.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2016\/07\/Kelechi.jpeg\")
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