KanYe West & Jay-Z set to premiere 'Niggas In Paris' video in Shoreditch

Following a mystery memo that was sent out earlier today, rumours have been flying around the Internet that KanYe & Jay-Z are to play a gig in Shoreditch tonight, however that doesn't seem to be the case. Many people now believe that the Village Underground will be hosting a screening of the video for Watch The Throne's new single 'Niggas In Paris', with the broadcast taking place on a billboard on Shoreditch High Street also being suggested by some. Either way, the latter seems much more likely, and it will be premiered for everyone else on MTV at 12.05 EST anyway. The video is set to feature footage from their ground-breaking tour, including a clip where they performed the track 10 times in a row in California.

ATCQ - Beats, Rhymes & Life: Second Date Added

Due to overwhelming popular demand, a second date has been added to the screening of Michael Rapaport's award-winning film documentary, Beats, Rhymes & Life - the second screening will take place at Cargo on November 22nd, and as with the first, a live performance from Phife Dawg will follow the screening. Get your tickets HERE, and to keep you tied over till then, check out Spin Doctor's ATCQ tribute mix HERE.

Where: Cargo, 86 Rivington Street, London, FC2A 3AY
What: A Tribe Called Quest - Beats, Rhymes & Life
When: Tuesday, November 22nd - 8pm
Price: £15.50

Beats, Rhymes & Life: The Story Of A Tribe Called Quest (UK Premiere)

Soundcrash & The Doctor's Orders are set to present the UK premiere of Michael Rapaport's award winning film documentary, Beats, Rhymes & Life: The Story Of A Tribe Called Quest, which documents the highs and lows of Hip-Hop's Golden Era's most celebrated group. Featuring an original soundtrack by Madlib and including humourous and insightful interviews with the likes of ?uestlove, De La, Ghostface, ATCQ themselves and many more, the story of A Tribe has never been better told. The screening will be followed by a live show by the one and only Phife Dawg. After being priveliged enough to see an exclusive viewing of this before its release in America, I can safely say that this is something that no Hip-Hop fan will want to miss. I cried.

When: Monday 21st November 2011 (Screening: 8pm - Live Show: 9.30pm)
Where: Koko, 1a, Camden High Street, NW1 7JE
Tickets: £15.50 (screening & show)