Malcolm X Lives Tickets

Malcolm X Lives is a powerful live performance project dedicated to celebrating the legacy of Malcolm X through fearless spoken word, political poetry, and collaborative performances. Rooted in the lineage of The Last Poets, this act brings together poets, musicians, and voices that echo the social and political voice of early hip-hop’s golden era. Expect a multimedia experience that blends poetry, rhythm, and storytelling in tribute to a transformative figure in American history.

Events featuring Malcolm X Lives spotlight the enduring message of empowerment, community organizing, and artistic resistance. These performances serve as a bridge between Harlem’s Afro-urban poetry tradition and today’s vibrant spoken-word scenes in cities like Washington, DC, and New York. Secure your seats for an intimate, thought-provoking evening that honors courage, activism, and cultural heritage.

Upcoming appearances include a May 14, 2025 show at Black Cat in Washington, DC, part of Malcolm X Lives!. This event features The Last Poets and a host of poets and spoken-word artists in a commemorative tribute to Malcolm X’s legacy. Look for additional performances on June 13, 2025 at the Gil Scott-Heron Amphitheater (Bronx) as part of SummerStage in NYC, plus related poetry and music events in Marcus Garvey Park celebrating Malcolm X’s 100th birthday century milestone. The Last Poets, known for pioneering hip-hop-inflected spoken word since 1968, continue to influence artists across generations.

For a broader look, The Last Poets’ discography spans from 1970 to 2024, including recent releases like Transcending Toxic Times (2019) and Africanism (2024), which expand their sound with Afrobeat-inspired fusion. The group also holds a Grammy nomination for Best Rap Performance by a Duo or Group for The Corner, featured on Common’s Be (2005–2006 Grammys cycle). Follow the official channels below for updates and tour news, and secure your seats with us for a memorable evening of history, poetry, and music.

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