Q-Tip Says NYC Show Was Tribe Called Quest's 'Last'
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(Radio.com) The death of Phife Dawg forever changed the face and sound of A Tribe Called Quest. The hip-hop icons performed at New York's Panorama Music Festival and Q-Tip shared a cryptic message about the group's future: 'This is our last show here in New York, that's it -- as Tribe," he said earlier this week. "You know, we gotta honor our brother, Phife Dawg." It's not clear whether the remaining Tribesmen plan to go their separate ways, or regroup under a different name. Either way, the Panorama set marks a historic final hometown performance for the Queens rappers--and Phife's parents were in the audience. 'We wanna thank everybody in New York City for supporting A Tribe Called Quest since 1988 up to now," Q-Tip continued. 'And we want to thank all of y'all who extended all of your wishes and empathy and prayers -- not only to us, but to Phife's family as well." Read more here. Radio.com is an official news provider for antiMusic.com. |
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