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All bags, purses, and clutches larger than 4" x 6" x 1.5" are prohibited (diaper and medical bags are permitted and should be no larger than 14" x 14" x 6"). Cashless payment methods only for parking, concessions and merchandise. All tickets are mobile, prior to the show, download and save your tickets to your mobile wallet for ease of entry. Early arrival strongly recommended due to multiple events in the District Detroit. Re-entry to the venue is prohibited.
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Brooklynite
January 25th 2020
This event was major! Was not there to enjoy myself but their performances brought smiles out of my rough year and brought history back in a positive way. Good viewing ill (from ill&alscratch) supporting the S.P.Reunion on stage with them & meeting up with ill few days before. Major luck to the whole team that they maintain their positive strive for their music. -Highly recommend music supporters to grab those tickets for that Philly HiP~HoP.
Philadelphia, PA@The Fillmore Philadelphia
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State Property Biography
State Property is a rap crew from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA led by Roc-A-Fella Records rapper Beanie Sigel and comprised of Philly rappers Freeway, Peedi Crakk, Oschino Vazquez and Omillio Sparks, and the Young Gunz (Young Chris and Neef). State Property was signed to Jay-Z's Roc-A-Fella Records, but their future as a group is in dispute.
After group head Beanie Sigel's incarceration in 2004, his relationship with the State Property camp went sour. Beanie complained that the rest of State Property was not showing him support while he was in jail, saying no one except Oschino from his group came to visit him. When the Roc-A-Fella split occurred, he also made the decision to move State Property to Dame's Dame Dash Music Group, but the rest of them (except for members Oschino and Omillio Sparks) opted to stay on Roc-A-Fella instead.
Through Dame, Beanie declared State Property disbanded until further notice. In response, several members of the group began saying they never chose to be in the group and that they wouldn't have needed it to sell records. State Property eventually officially broke up, and a future group album is not planned.
However, recent mixtape tracks by members of State Property have featured other members of the group, suggesting that at least some of the members, or former members, including Sigel, are still on good terms.
"State Property" is also the name of a clothing line bearing their group insignia, run by Sigel as a subsidiary of Rocawear. Sigel starred in the 2002 independent film State Property.
Read MoreAfter group head Beanie Sigel's incarceration in 2004, his relationship with the State Property camp went sour. Beanie complained that the rest of State Property was not showing him support while he was in jail, saying no one except Oschino from his group came to visit him. When the Roc-A-Fella split occurred, he also made the decision to move State Property to Dame's Dame Dash Music Group, but the rest of them (except for members Oschino and Omillio Sparks) opted to stay on Roc-A-Fella instead.
Through Dame, Beanie declared State Property disbanded until further notice. In response, several members of the group began saying they never chose to be in the group and that they wouldn't have needed it to sell records. State Property eventually officially broke up, and a future group album is not planned.
However, recent mixtape tracks by members of State Property have featured other members of the group, suggesting that at least some of the members, or former members, including Sigel, are still on good terms.
"State Property" is also the name of a clothing line bearing their group insignia, run by Sigel as a subsidiary of Rocawear. Sigel starred in the 2002 independent film State Property.
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