Live from Med City | Season 1, Episode 7
Jae Havoc from the Historic Chateau Theatre | FREE Virtual Concert
Sponsored by The Current

Premiere: Thu Apr 29 @ 6 PM 

Re-Broadcast Schedule: Twice Daily (except for Mondays)
Thu Apr 29 - Thu May 6 | 7 AM & 6 PM

HOW TO WATCH: This virtual concert can be viewed on Rochester Civic Music's Facebook, YouTube, and Twitch accounts, and on the local Government Access Cable Channels (Spectrum Channel 188, MetroNet Channel 80). All Facebook Live broadcasts will be cross posted to partner accounts including the City of Rochester, Minnesota’s Rochester, 507 Magazine, The Rochester Posse, along with that episode’s featured artist.

 

FACEBOOK EVENT: Live from Med City: Jae Havoc from the Historic Chateau Theatre

This episode of "Live from Med City" was recorded in the historic Chateau Theatre in downtown Rochester’s “Heart of the City” district. A special audience-less performance and interview from Rochester rapper Jae Havoc. 

Jae Havoc is a convention-bending Hip-Hop artist from Rochester, Minnesota. Crazy Punk-Hop-introspective/chill-aggressive/raw-rappity rap with a bit of soul, dubstep, metal and whatever-the-hell else sounds good at the time. Complimenting a clever blend of literary and pop culture references with real world wit atop of bombastic production. Jae has also been behind mixes and instrumentals for artists like buzzworthy up-and-coming Seattle artist Brakebill and Twin Cities-based artist Sam Phoenix.

Rochester Civic Music, the City of Rochester's music department, presents "Live from Med City", the online video digest for all things arts and entertainment in Rochester, MN. The "Live from Med City" concept was conceived with the objective of spotlighting the many “live arts experiences” Rochester has to offer, featuring artists from around the block and from all over the world, and filmed in some of its finest and most unique venues. 

This activity is made possible by the voters of Minnesota through a Minnesota State Arts Board Operating Support Grant, thanks to a legislative appropriation from the arts & cultural heritage fund.