Killer Mike at PAX June 17

In March, after running game out of Transit Lounge for eight straight months, the Rising hip-hop series and the tag team behind the enterprise (clothing kingpins Last Rights and rap producer Numonics) decided to take 90 days away from the grind to regroup, re-up, and reorganize.

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PAX - Performing Arts eXchange

337 SW 8th St.
Miami, FL 33130

Category: Music Venues

Region: Little Havana

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With Fusik, Dynas, Eric Biddines, Jon the Barber, and DJ Smokey Bear as part of the Rising hip-hop concert series, cosponsored by Miami New Times and Crossfade. 8 p.m. Friday, June 17, at PAX, 337 SW Eighth St., Miami; 305-640-5847; paxmiami.com. Tickets cost $15 plus fees via ticketfly.com.

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But finally the Rising returns. And this Friday, the series will hit its new hangout — PAX — with a headlining set by ATL heavy, occasional OutKast collaborator, and current T.I. signee Killer Mike, who'll throw down tracks off his sixth street slab, PL3DGE. There'll be beats, bangers, bottles, booty, and backup from locals such as Fusik, Dynas, and Eric Biddines — not to mention Jon the Barber manning the mike and Poe Boy's DJ Smokey Bear bashing it out behind the decks.

Now go gather your crew, pile into your ride, and cruise down I-95, 'cause it's time to rise.