Showing posts with label Just Lyricz. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Just Lyricz. Show all posts

Monday, March 12, 2012

"Just Lyricz" This Thursday, March 15, 7 PM

Just Lyricz will be featuring another guest poet on Thursday, March 15th.  His name is Breeze Ilifethis Tha Poet and he's from Chesapeake, Virginia.  Here's one of his poems: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fq5tqMP7ltk&feature=youtu.be
We'll likely pass the hat for him, and he'll have some CDs for sale.
As always, it's at Random Row Bookstore (315 W. Main Street) from 7 pm until 10 pm,  and the cost is $5.  In addition to our guest poet, of course, we’ll have our usual open mic, so bring your talent and share it with everyone!  

Monday, February 13, 2012

“Just Lyricz” Live at Random Row This Thursday, February 16

If you’re free Thursday evening, why not get out and support the most exciting genuine multicultural culture event happening in Charlottesville?!  In addition to its open mic (hip hop, folk music, poetry, who knows?), Just Lyricz will feature a guest poet this week.  He'll provide an extended performance (likely about 30 minutes).  His name is Matthew Cuban Hernandez, and he's from Jacksonville, Florida.  He is a slam poet who has competed nationally and coaches youth who also perform poetry.  Check out this You Tube video for a sample of one of his poems:  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cA-Q5yS84h8&feature=related.
The details:  Thursday, February 16th from 7pm until 10pm at Random Row bookstore, 315 W. Main St., Charlottesville.  $5 entrance fee.  Just tell Camisha or Anthony (the DJ) if you would like to get on stage to read/recite some of your work.

Wednesday, January 18, 2012

“Just Lyricz” Live at Random Row This Thursday, January 19

“Just Lyricz” happens at the Random Row bookstore, 315 W. Main St. (just south of Staples), on the 1st and 3rd Thursday of each month.  The shows run from 7 to 10 pm (admission is $5) and are open mic, with a lively combination of poetry, hip-hop, rap, and music.  
This is one of the few places in Charlottesville where you’ll find a genuine mix in terms of race, age, and social class, with a high level of mutual support and encouragement.  With open mic, you take what you get; it’s bound to be uneven.  But that’s part of the real fun of the show.  Some of the folks who climb up on that stage have talent that will knock your socks off!  Give it a try; highly recommended.