Dead Prez Tickets

Dead Prez is a pioneering duo from New York City formed by M-1 and stic.man in 1996. Known for their militant social justice themes, Pan-Africanism, and discography that blends hard-hitting beats with outspoken commentary, they’ve left a lasting mark on underground and mainstream hip-hop alike. Their work has sparked dialogue, energized movements, and inspired a generation of artists who use rap as a platform for change. Below you’ll find a concise biography, key discography highlights, and details on their upcoming 2025 tour, including a 25th‑anniversary European run.

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Biography at a glance: Formed in New York City in 1996 by M-1 and stic.man, Dead Prez built a reputation on militant social justice themes and Pan-Africanist perspectives. Their music blends assertive, sample-driven production with messages about empowerment, resistance, and community organization. The duo’s stance and sound have influenced countless artists and provided a voice for political and social discourse within hip-hop.

Discography highlights:

• Lets Get Free (2000, Loud) — An iconic debut that brought socially conscious street anthems to the forefront.
• RBG: Revolutionary But Gangsta (2004, Columbia) — A bold follow-up deepening their political storytelling.
• Information Age (2012, Krian Music Group) — A later chapter expanding their sonic and thematic scope.

Most famous track: Hip-Hop — Widely recognized as the show's theme for Dave Chappelle’s program and a rallying call within their catalog, emblematic of their urgent voice in hip-hop.