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Inayah brings “Choose” to Washington, Doja Cat gives Baltimore two arena nights, and SZA makes Sunday the day to circle at Coachella.

Compare the Baltimore and Washington dates, arena access and the last Saturday MARC train home.

Hear IDK, Eminem and J Dilla on “WELCOME,” plus nine more rap picks with explicit previews and full-song links for November 13, 2026.

Six years after MO3’s death, a Dallas County jury convicted Yella Beezy of capital murder. The court sentenced him to life without parole.

Explore all 15 tracks on Lil’ Kim’s debut, from the opening skit to the Junior M.A.F.I.A. finale, with previews in the original album order.

The two rappers share top billing on a 12-track album. Demrick appears twice, with Devin the Dude joining them on “Due Time.”

The Dallas rapper earns his third top-10 album as “Better Over Time” opens at No. 7 with 35,000 equivalent album units.

Saturday’s induction ceremony recognizes two hip-hop pioneers whose records expanded the possibilities for women behind the microphone.

Ice Cube and Mike Epps open a new conversation, The Weeknd closes a stadium chapter, and Jodeci looks toward Maryland.

Nelly performs after Friday’s PBR competition in Las Vegas, with the concert included in admission and a separate dirt-access upgrade.

Future with Drake, Young Chris with Wale, GloRilla, Lil Baby, Quavo and Nardo Wick join an expanded ten-song New Hip-Hop Friday lineup.

Ice Cube and Mike Epps open their weekly podcast with Dr. Dre on November 6th, with video on YouTube and audio on podcast platforms.

Cam’ron brings personality to a holiday campaign, Leela James reflects on love and loss, and Fat Joe gathers his musical circle at Tiny Desk.

Apple Music’s “Rap Life: Best of 2026” puts Drake at the center of its editorial presentation, with 50 tracks available to explore.

Fat Joe’s November 5 Tiny Desk pairs a live band with Remy Ma, Jadakiss, Stove God Cooks and Stevie Mackey.

SNIPES pairs Cam’ron’s narration with Samara Cyn, Perris Howard and an original BNYX score for “The Gift of Fresh.”

BigXthaPlug makes room for creative freedom, Mary J. Blige looks ahead with her catalog, and Yung Miami explains the pressure behind “Watch Dis.”

In a new Billboard interview, Yung Miami explains how a breakout hit raised the stakes for Watch Dis and shaped her collaborations.

Lil Baby explains how working with Pharrell changed his routine and why he is becoming more open to creating with producers in the room.

In his Club Shay Shay interview, BigXthaPlug questions viral shortcuts, critiques drill’s influence and calls for more creative freedom in rap.