The Paid Dues Independent Hip-Hop festival has announced its final lineup for April.
Mac Miller, Three-6 Mafia and Brother Ali have joined the lineup for annual festival, which is set for April 7 at the National Orange Show Events Center in San Bernardino, as have two local artists—Curtiss King and Noa James.
They will be joining previously announced headliners Wu-Tang Clan and Odd Future Wolf Gang Kill Them All.
This will be the seventh year for the festival, which celebrates independent hip-hop and is put on by rapper Murs and promoter Guerilla Union, who also does the Cypress Hill Smokeout and Rock the Bells.
The festival has been very supportive of Inland independent rappers as well. James, who performed at the festival last year, will host the Dues Paid Stage, which will feature his labelmate King.
More than 50 acts will perform across three stages. The main Paid Dues stage will feature Wu-Tang Clan, Odd Future, Living Legends, Dipset, Hieroglyphics, Boot Camp Click, Doomtree, a reunion of LA Symphony, Swim Team (Open Mike Eagle, DFD, VerBS, Alpha MC), Old Dominion, Surf Club (Kent Money, Chase N Cashe, Hit Boy SC) and will be hosted by DJ Bizzy and Hollywood Holt.
The Dues Paid stage will feature performances from Kendrick Lamar, who is also performing at the 2012 Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival, DJ Quik, Dilated Peoples, Psycho Realm, PUTS, Crooked I, Rass Kass, Self Scientific, Ab-Soul, Overdoz, Los Rakas, Trek Life, Tiron & Ayomari, Tay F 3rd, K- Flay, Moe Green, Curtiss King, Reverie and will be hosted by DJ Mark Luv and Noa James.
The Monster Energy Stage will be hosted by Mad Illz and DJ Foundation and feature Mac Miller, Brother Ali, Three 6 Mafia, Lecrae, Macklemore, Alchemist and Oh No are Gangreene, Mac Lethal, Rah Digga
RA the Rugged Man, Psalm One, Rapsody, Alexander Spit, Kosha Dillz and more.
There will also be mic battles between Dirtbag Dan and Isaac as well as Jonny Storm and Real Talk.
Tickets for Paid Dues at the NOS Events Center are on sale now through www.ticketfly.com. Visit www.paidduesfestival.com for more information on the festival.
Source: inlandsocal.com