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Concert Watch: Show Me The Money 777 - khip-hop artists to tour in North America - Nafla, Loopy, Mommy Son, Nucksal and Deepflow with Stage Session

By Nefertiti Jenkins

Artists from this year's South Korean hip-hop program, Show Me The Money, will hit the stage in early 2019, for a six-city North America tour. Beginning January 23, you can catch rappers Nafla, Loopy, Mommy Son, Nucksal and Deepflow in Seattle, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Houston, New York and Toronto, thanks to Stage Session.

Nafla (from MKIT RAIN) won Show Me the Money 777 (SMTM777), with his labelmate Loopy, as the first runner-up. Mommy Son became this season's viral contestant. Deepflow and Nucksal (of Vismajor Company (VMC)) were producers on the show.

Stage Session is a division of KPOPME that specializes in hip-hop, R&B and ballad artists instead of kpop concerts. They are currently looking for volunteers for the upcoming shows. Check out their social media accounts for how you can participate. Meanwhile, tickets are now on sale. You can find more information on their website... www.stagesession.com.

January 23, 2019 - Seattle @ Showbox SoDo
January 25, 2019 - SanFrancisco @ UC Theater
January 26, 2019 - LosAngeles @The Novo
January 30, 2019 - Houston @ Warehouse Live
February 1, 2019 - NYC @ Terminal 5
February 3, 2019 - Toronto @ Danforth Music Hall

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