Black Moon + Big Daddy Kane

Buckshot, 5 ft and DJ Evil Dee constitute hip-hop vets Black Moon, going hard in the headline slot. Big Daddy Kane kicks off the show. He'll forever be linked with Rakim, his primary rival for lyrical supremacy in the late 1980s and early ’90s—though his dancecentric live shows closer resembled those of a less likely peer, MC Hammer. Even today, Kane is regarded by many to be rap’s greatest performer.