Who Dat?

To many hip-hop fans, JT Money is just another Southern rapper. But as soon as you get anywhere near Dade County, fans call him a legend. A onetime protégé of Uncle Luke, the Miami native released his first album 20 years ago via Poison Clan, a group that has left...
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To many hip-hop fans, JT Money is just another Southern rapper. But as soon as you get anywhere near Dade County, fans call him a legend. A onetime protégé of Uncle Luke, the Miami native released his first album 20 years ago via Poison Clan, a group that has left its imprint on Miami’s booty music. Since then, his tracks have had strippers all over the country (and possibly the world) shaking what their mama gave them, and his solo hits “Who Dat” and “Hi-Lo” can still rock any club that dares to blast them through its speakers.

This revered veteran of the rap game will grace the stage this Friday, when Urban Street Entertainment presents JT Money: Back on the Block. Shake whatever you feel the need to at Inner Circle, where JT Money, Tha Hood Diezel, and others will perform live while DJ Sisco keeps the party going. You might spend at least $40 for tickets and $15 on a cocktail at most other shows, but $10 will get you in here, and $25 will get you all the drinks you want for the whole night. Doors open at 9 p.m., and the show begins at 10.

Fri., Oct. 30, 10 p.m., 2009

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