On Thursday, August 10 — a day ahead of rap’s 50th birthday — New York rap legends Wu-Tang Clan took the stage at the Knockdown Center in Queens, performing exclusively for SiriusXM and Pandora as part of its “For the Love” Hip-Hop 50th anniversary celebration. After Brooklyn’s own Lola Brooke delivered a fiery opening set, […]
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