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"HOT 104.1 IS HIP-HOP AND R&B"
Aug 05, 2008
HOT 104.1 $1,000 GAS CARD!!!!!
Hot 104.1, Fyreboy Records and Club Casino are giving away $104.00 dollar GAS CARDS! Plus tickets to Six Flags for the END OF SUMMER LABOR DAY BASH! Featuring Pleasure P, Hot Stylez and Solange! All winners will have a chance to win the Grand Prize! A $1,000 GAS CARD! It's the HOT N STICKY SUMMER! WE STARTED GIVING AWAY THE $104 GAS CARDS ON MONDAY JULY 28TH!
Aug 05, 2008
FINAL HOT n STICKY SUMMER COMMUNITY DAY
Join Hot 104.1 for the final Hot n Sticky Summer Community Day Wednesday, August 13th at the Forrest Park softball fields! Free BBQ, water,Vault soda, Sno Cones, and much more! The big softball game between the St. Louis Police and Fire Departments! Plus R&B singerJon B! Yes we found Jon B! Everything starts at 5pm and the game's 1st pitch is at 6pm!
Aug 05, 2008
HOT 104.1 & THE STATE FARM ARCH RIVALRY GAME!!!
HOT 104.1 WILL BE GIVING AWAY TICKETS TO STATE FARM ARCH RIVALRY GAME! SATURDAY AUGUST 30TH! AT EDWARD JONES DONE! YOU WANT TO GO THEN KEEP IT LOCK TO HOT N STICKY SUMMER STATION HOT 104.1!
Jul 10, 2008
Super Jam By Kevin C. Johnson POST-DISPATCH POP MUSIC CRITIC 06/23/2008 ST. LOUIS — T.I., hip-hop's King of the South, was King of St. Louis Saturday night when he headlined the first Hot 104.1 Super Jam concert at Verizon Wireless Amphitheater. The amphitheater isn't known for hosting straight-up hip-hop lineups, and hasn't done so in a few years. Everything from the negative perception of rap shows to the dearth of major hip-hop tours have possibly combined to help keep hip-hop headliners away from Verizon Wireless. But that wasn't the case Saturday, when over 12,000 fans came out for the successful event, which will probably take place annually. Super Jam presented not only T.I., but a lineup of St. Louis all-stars including Chingy, Murphy Lee, Jibbs and Huey; other national names like Bun B., Webbie, V.I.C., Gorilla Zoe and Yo Gotti; and local up-and-comers like Hakeem Tha Dream, Joka, Jus Bleezy and Vic Damone. There was also some R&B splashed in with Keyshia Cole, One Chance and Karina. Hot 104.1 scored a real coup in landing T.I. The rapper is at the top of his game and is busy recording his next CD and completing community service before he's expected to serve a jail sentence after pleading guilty to federal weapons possession. T.I. hasn't let his troubles affect his confidence. T.I., acutely aware everyone who knows his name knows of his legal issues, addressed them in his own way, often introducing songs such as "Motivation," "U Don't Know Me" and "Bring Em Out" with commentary directed toward "haters" (bloggers, media, other rappers). Other songs such as "Big Things Poppin," "What U Know," "Top Back" and "24's" showed his steely Southern swagger in top form. T.I. and his crew, in all-out let's-keep-this-beef-going mode, also spewed some hate on D4L rapper Shawty Lo, performing a cut aimed at him. R&B singer Cole is finally living up to her potential. She's coming off polished for the first time, and that polish is on the level of her impressive pipes. It was her best show here yet as she delivered songs such as "Heaven Sent," "Let It Go," "I Remember," "Love" and "Last Night." Cole introduced the crowd to her mother, a figure they already knew from seeing her and her daughter's issues on the BET reality show "The Way It Is." Murphy Lee's set kicked off with "Shake Ya Tailfeather," before turning into a set from St. Louis' first family of rap, St. Lunatics, as he was joined by Ali, Kyjuan, and Slo Down. Nelly was not in the house, but a long MIA St. Lunatic was — City Spud, who is featured on a very early Nelly song "Ride With Me." City Spud, imprisoned for robbery since 2000, was released last week. City Spud hit the slammer just before Nelly and St. Lunatics hit it nationally, missing their entire ride thus far. Super Jam was his first appearance with the group as stars, and he joined them on cuts like "Air Force Ones," "Midwest Swing" and "Wat Da Hook Gon Be." Chingy mostly performed a greatest hits set that featured "Right Thurr," "One Call Away," "Pullin' Me Back" and "Fly Like Me." He tipped the crowd off to the fact his next CD will be called "Everything and Nothing," featuring the single "Mix It Up." Jibbs brought on "Chain Hang Low" and "King Kong," while Huey showcased "Pop, Lock and Drop It." The show also included a multiperformance set dubbed St. Louis Mixtape featuring Hakeem Tha Dream, Joka, Vic Damone, and Jus Bleezy performing a seamless mix of their hits including "Thick Wit It," "Swing on 'Em," "Pop One of These" and "Like Me." The "mixtape" idea was a good way to get a number of artists on and off in rapid succession, though it also felt like a revolving door. Rappers Nite Owl and Dolla opened Super Jam early in the afternoon.
