NEXT WEDNESDAY: Louis Logic And Ceschi At Sprout

by | Jun 17, 2011 | MUSIC

Almost exactly one year after their last visit together, Louis Logic and Ceschi are about to give this city the fresh walloping of sickly innovative hip-hop that it deserves.

With three albums under his belt and a slew of collaborations that could very well include some of your favorite rappers (MF Doom, Jedi Mind Tricks), Louis Logic is still making a name for himself with his unique singer-songwriter approach to crafting rap records. Whether it’s a moody piano-driven drinking anthem or the surf rap sounds of his new project Spork Kills, Louis has something original to share. And if you’ve never seen Ceschi before, come find out why people keep talking about him when he’s gone. Or first, check out his most recent album The One Man Band Broke Up, which features production by DJ Scientist, plus some contributions from Ceschi himself, who is never one to shy away from an opportunity to play the guitar. From performing quiet and playful indie-folk ditties to literally pushing the audience, spitting fast-chopping raps, Ceschi embodies the spirit of a true showman, proving that one man really can do it all.

On Wednesday June 22, catch these two live at SPROUT as they transform its innocent performing space into an intimate sweat box of memory-making potential. Locals Swordplay, Cain McCoy and Bizniz will also be in the house, with DJ Mr Mason Jones spinning and a special contribution from local artist NEMS, who will be doing some live painting for your eyes to enjoy.

WHAT: LOUIS LOGIC & CESCHI AT SPROUT
WHO: Louis Logic, Ceschi, Swordplay, Cain McCoy, Bizniz, Mr. Mason Jones, NEMS
WHEN: Wed. June 22nd, 2011, 10 PM
WHERE: Sprout (1 N. Morris St.)
ADMISSION: Free

The show is free to attend with a $5 recommended donation for the touring artists. Performances start at 10pm. Sprout is located at 1 N. Morris St. Come by any time beforehand to treat yourself to a delicious meal and/or get pre-crunk.


Almost exactly one year after their last visit together, Louis Logic and Ceschi are about to give this city the fresh walloping of sickly innovative hip-hop that it deserves.

With three albums under his belt and a slew of collaborations that could very well include some of your favorite rappers (MF Doom, Jedi Mind Tricks), Louis Logic is still making a name for himself with his unique singer-songwriter approach to crafting rap records. Whether it’s a moody piano-driven drinking anthem or the surf rap sounds of his new project Spork Kills, Louis has something original to share. And if you’ve never seen Ceschi before, come find out why people keep talking about him when he’s gone. Or first, check out his most recent album The One Man Band Broke Up, which features production by DJ Scientist, plus some contributions from Ceschi himself, who is never one to shy away from an opportunity to play the guitar. From performing quiet and playful indie-folk ditties to literally pushing the audience, spitting fast-chopping raps, Ceschi embodies the spirit of a true showman, proving that one man really can do it all.

On Wednesday June 22, catch these two live at SPROUT as they transform its innocent performing space into an intimate sweat box of memory-making potential. Locals Swordplay, Cain McCoy and Bizniz will also be in the house, with DJ Mr Mason Jones spinning and a special contribution from local artist NEMS, who will be doing some live painting for your eyes to enjoy.

WHAT: LOUIS LOGIC & CESCHI AT SPROUT
WHO: Louis Logic, Ceschi, Swordplay, Cain McCoy, Bizniz, Mr. Mason Jones, NEMS
WHEN: Wed. June 22nd, 2011, 10 PM
WHERE: Sprout (1 N. Morris St.)
ADMISSION: Free

The show is free to attend with a $5 recommended donation for the touring artists. Performances start at 10pm. Sprout is located at 1 N. Morris St. Come by any time beforehand to treat yourself to a delicious meal and/or get pre-crunk.

Marilyn Drew Necci

Marilyn Drew Necci

Former GayRVA editor-in-chief, RVA Magazine editor for print and web. Anxiety expert, proud trans woman, happily married.




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