Chicago's House of Blues Goes Green

Last Thursday, February 16, 2012, The House of Blues in Chicago, IL featured hometown hip hop artist Nick Carter Green

2012-02-24

CHICAGO, IL, February 24, 2012 (Press-News.org) Last Thursday, February 16, 2012, The House of Blues in Chicago, IL featured hometown hip hop artist Nick Carter Green. The nearly sold out crowd rocked to the rhythms of jazz, funk, and rap as Green was backed by legendary percussionist Kahil El'Zabar. El'Zabar, also a Chicago native who has worked with Stevie Wonder, Nina Simone, Dizzy Gillespie and Paul Simon, called the show "a conversion of generations to celebrate the power of soul through hip hop."

Opening with his remix to Drake's "Headlines", which went viral on World Star Hip Hop back in the Fall, Green set a party tone for his 40-minute set. It was the performance of "Remember Me" from Green's explosive mixtape XIX that featured the accompaniment from El'Zabar and his band. Fans came from across the country and Canada to see Nick Carter Green perform. Patrons of the show had nothing but praise for the budding young artist and record executives watched and applauded in admiration and interest.

The Going Green College Tour is presently in the works and set to kick off in September 2012. Green's debut single from his yet untitled album will be available this summer. Subscribe at www.NickCarterGreen.com to stay updated on the latest music and tour information.

Green's single "Ghost" can currently be viewed at http://www.mtv.com/videos/nick-carter-green/727255/ghost.jhtml or by going to the artist's music page at either www.NickCarterGreen.com or www.youtube.com/NickCarterGreen. His mixtape, XIX, is currently available for download at www.NickCarterGreen.com. Follow Nick at www.twitter.com/NickCarterGreen.

Contact: Roosevelt Allen, III
Zuma Entertainment Corporation
688 N. Milwaukee
Chicago, IL 60642
Phone 312-733-3630
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[Press-News.org] Chicago's House of Blues Goes Green
Last Thursday, February 16, 2012, The House of Blues in Chicago, IL featured hometown hip hop artist Nick Carter Green