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Afroman

American rapper, singer and songwriter

Depuis 1974

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ven. 30 oct. Orlando, États-Unis · The Vanguardavec MyGigPass, Ruby Jackson, Tina Harrod Billets
dim. 1 nov. Miami, États-Unis · ZeyZey Miami Billets
mar. 1 déc. Citrus Heights, États-Unis · Rocky's 7440 Club Billets
jeu. 3 déc. San Luis Obispo, États-Unis · Libertine Brewing Company Billets
sam. 5 déc. West Hollywood, États-Unis · Whisky A Go Goavec Abstrakkt, Ice Lemonade, ROSEKING, The Ionics Billets
ven. 11 déc. Youngstown, États-Unis · Covelli Centreavec Nelly Billets
lun. 4 oct. Au Gres, États-Unis · The AuGres Anchor Pub Billets
mar. 5 oct. Sparta, États-Unis · Bow Tie Tavern Détails
mer. 6 oct. Alpena, États-Unis · Latitude Tavern Détails
jeu. 7 oct. Alpena, États-Unis · Latitude Tavern Détails
ven. 8 oct. Traverse City, États-Unis · Kilkenny’s Irish Pub Détails
sam. 9 oct. Cold Water, États-Unis · Trainwreck Grill and Alehouse Détails
dim. 10 oct. Lorain, États-Unis Détails
ven. 15 oct. Huntington, États-Unis · Jerk Riley Détails
dim. 17 oct. Detroit, États-Unis · The Pantheon at Caesars Virginia Billets

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Bio

Afroman, né Joseph Edgar Foreman le 29 juillet 1974 à Palmdale en Californie, est un rappeur américain. Il est mieux connu pour son single à succès Because I Got High. Il est nommé pour un Grammy en 2002.

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Aussi en English

Joseph Edgar Foreman (born July 28, 1974), known by his stage name Afroman, is an American rapper, singer, and musician. His fourth studio album, The Good Times (2001), featured the singles "Because I Got High" and "Crazy Rap". "Because I Got High" was nominated for a Grammy Award in 2002 for Best Rap Solo Performance.

Foreman wrote a number of protest songs to memorialize a 2022 raid of his Ohio home by sheriff's officers that yielded no charges or criminal evidence. The songs were collected into his 18th studio album, Lemon Pound Cake. Several officers sued Foreman for incorporating unflattering security camera footage of the raid into the songs' music videos. Foreman prevailed in court, arguing his work was protected by freedom of speech laws; in an amicus brief, the ACLU characterized the suit as a strategic lawsuit against public participation.

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