The Kennedy Center’s inaugural “Hip Hop &…” festival will celebrate the intersections between hip-hop and jazz.

D.C. native Seker Anderson says the city’s musical legacy — from Chuck Brown to Marvin Gaye — shapes his sound and vision.

It is starting with a sold-out show from Q-Tip and Jason Moran, respectively the Kennedy Center’s artistic director for hip hop and jazz.

Hi, I’m Flex Mathews dropped earlier this month along with the first single, “Never Change.”

Magee McIlvane’s work goes on display at ReCreative Spaces in Mount Rainier.

The Sackler and Hyphen DC are showcasing work from Fab 5 Freddy and MC Yan, who share crosscultural influences.

The celebrated rapper headlined the NSO Pops’ latest venture into hip-hop.

Members of Rage Against The Machine, Public Enemy, and Cypress Hill are kicking off their tour at Fairfax’s EagleBank Arena.

The hip-hop trio comes to D.C. tomorrow, and will largely stick to its ’90s releases.

Cellist Yo-Yo Ma and soprano Renée Fleming will be artistic advisors at-large.