Saul Williams's 1999 Concert History

Born in Newburgh, New York, United States, 1972, Saul Williams is considered a powerful voice of the hip-hop generation as a poet, actor, rapper, singer and musician. Best known for his blend of spoken word, poetry and hip-hop, and for his leading role in the independent film 'Slam'. He received notable recognition while supporting Nine Inch Nails for parts of their 2005-2006 tour. Saul's third album, The Inevitable Rise and Liberation Of Niggy Tardust, was produced by Trent Reznor, and released via the internet on November 1, 2007.

Date Concert Venue Location
Sep 03, 1999 –
Sep 06, 1999
Bumbershoot 1999
Black Eyed Peas / Death Cab for Cutie / Queens of the Stone Age / The Roots / Cake / Violent Femmes / Macy Gray / Pavement / Everlast / Steve Winwood / Jimmy Cliff / Emmylou Harris / Indigo Girls / R.E.M. / Tom Tom Club / Sonic Youth / Loudon Wainwright III / Saul Williams / Son Volt / janis ian / Big Bad Voodoo Daddy / the Gourds / Cibo Matto / Alejandro Escovedo / Oleander / Robyn Hitchcock / Rocket from the Crypt / The Pretty Things / Imperial Teen / Los Van Van / Roy Harper / Tuck and Patti / Oliver Mtukudzi / BeauSoleil / Olodum / Red Elvises / Kathy Griffin / Sinead Lohan / Billy Bragg and the Blokes / Lo'jo / The Rankins / Mojo Nixon And The Toadliquors / The Damnations TX / Pharoah Sanders Quartet / Mickey Hart And Planet Drum / Iqu / Kate and Anna McGarrigle / Sista Monica / Bachir Attar / Moon Zappa / The Master Musicians Of Jajouka Featuring Bachir Attar / Danny Hoch / Other Star People / David Guterson / Source of Labor / Sinad Lohan / Victor Hernandez Cruz / Rennie Harris / Billy Bragg and the Blokes Show all bands
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Seattle, Washington, United States
Show Duplicate for Sep 03, 1999
Hip Hop
United States
Rap
Alternative Hip Hop
Spoken Word
Conscious Hip Hop
Experimental Hip Hop
Abstract Hip Hop
Poetry
Industrial Hip Hop
Lgbtq+ Hip Hop
Slam Poetry
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