Posts Tagged ‘Save the Horn’

Hip Hop for the Horn

Tuesday, March 27th, 2012
Abdul Karim Abdullah, a 2010 SU grad, and Cassandra, members of Be Great Foundation, address the students and crowd during the Save the Horn concert.

Abdul Karim Abdullah, a 2010 SU grad, and Cassandra, members of Be Great Foundation, address the students and crowd during the Save the Horn concert.

Here are some photographs taken during the Save the Horn concert at Syracuse University on Friday. Below find an interview with the concert organizer Kwaku Brown-Bonsu, a student at Syracuse University.

Kwaku Brown-Bonsu by SIF

Guy Harrison and Cartter Sims perform on stage at the Save the Horn concert.

Guy Harrison and Cartier Sims perform on stage at the Save the Horn concert.

Fans cheer for Fabolous

Fans cheered and danced during the show intermission.

Cassidy

Cassidy

Fabolous

Fabolous

World Be Free opens the Save the Horn concert wearing a hoodie.

World Be Free opens the Save the Horn concert sporting a hoodie.

Aziza, the wife of MC World Be Free, gives out information about promoting health, education and empowerment in the Horn of Africa

Aziza, the wife of MC World Be Free, gives out information about promoting health, education and empowerment in the Horn of Africa

Singer Erika Lovette rocks the mike during World Be Free's set at Save the Horn.

Singer Erika Lovette sings a few bars during World Be Free’s set.

Eight is never enough

Saturday, March 24th, 2012
Syracuse MC World Be Free performs the SU Men's Basketball theme song at the Save the Horn Benefit Concert last night.

Syracuse MC World Be Free performs the SU Men’s Basketball theme song on the eve of the team’s Elite Eight game against Ohio State.

To the delight of a capacity crowd of students and members of the community, Brian Freeland, aka World Be Free, performed the SU theme song last night during a benefit concert that also included Cassidy and Fabolous at Goldstein Auditorium.

For one song Be Free shared the stage with soulful singer Erika Lovette. He also got a rousing response during a song called “Dear Music.”

World Be Free, his wife Aziza, and his manager Maestro

World Be Free (left), his wife Aziza, and his manager Maestro