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The Bronx Battle

The 4th annual Battle of the Boroughs continues with THE BRONX BATTLE at The Greene Space on Friday, April 5th at 7pm. The winner will have the opportunity to compete in the ULTIMATE BATTLE on June 21st, against winners from the other boroughs.

The Greene Space is located 44 Charlton Street, New York. Tickets are $15 with glass of wine or beer OR $30 for open bar. Purchase tickets here. 

Here is a look at some of the participants representing the Bronx.

I AM B13 (RAP)

 

BLUE MEADOW (ROCK)

 

KEVIN BATCHELOR’S GRAND CONCOURSE (REGGAE/SKA)

 

YURBY (FOLK/ALTERNATIVE ROCK/ BLUES)

 

CORKY HAS A BAND (HYPER-VAUDEVILLIAN PERFORMANCE ART) 

 

Other participants include: CAPTAINS OF INDUSTRY (Jazz), TEE DOT OHH & LIYA MARIE (Rapper/Singer), MARIE-CLAIRE (Jazz), DAPHYA (Hip Hop/R&B), BILL SANTEN (Folk), FLOW FREEQUAN (Rap), AL-LISHA BURNS (R&B/Pop), TYRONE BIRKETT/EMANCIPATION (Postmodern Spirituals, Jazz, Soul, Gospel), EMILY ANGELL (Folk-Pop)

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