Here are the dates:

July 17             Toronto, ON                        Rogers Centre

July 19              New York, NY                     Yankee Stadium**

July 22              Chicago, IL                          Soldier Field

July 26              San Francisco, CA             Candlestick Park

July 28              Los Angeles, CA                 Rose Bowl

July 31               Vancouver, BC                   BC Place Stadium

August 4            Hershey, PA                       Hershey Stadium

August 6            Detroit, MI                         Ford Field

August 8            Baltimore, MD                  M&T Bank Stadium

August 10           Boston, MA                       Fenway Park

August 13           Philadelphia, PA              Citizens Bank Park

August 16           Miami, FL                          Sun Life Stadium

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chamberlain:

Chambaland - “Empire Wait” (Jay-Z & Alicia Keys vs. Paula Cole)

ONE OF THOSE NEW YORK DAYS

Music Video: Kanye & Jay-Z - N*ggas in Paris | BuzzFeed

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chamberlain:

Chambaland - “99 Worries” (Jay Z vs. Billy Joel)

From the junk drawer. In early 2010 I had the idea to do whole album of Disney mashups; this was as far as I got. D/L here.

Oh my. Listen up folks. 

First Listen: Jay-Z & Kanye West - “Lift Off” Ft. Beyonce from ‘Watch The Throne’ (via DatHeatRock)

The album dropped today and surprisingly did not leak before release. Unheard of.

See the (Probably) Fake Watch the Throne Face-Mash Poster | Vulture
Definitely fake, but no less mesmerizing.
bbook:

There are six days left until Watch The Throne premieres digitally, ten days left until physical copies hit shelves, and still, miraculously, the album hasn’t leaked. With tour dates now announced and an official tracklist locked down, Kanye and Jay hosted an invite-only listening session at the Museum of Natural History last night to play the 12 finalized tracks in full.

Most attendees would agree that the 6pm sharp arrival time seemed a bit excessive, with only four or five people being let in at a time. Phones were confiscated at the door and ticketed in ziploc bags, which meant that guests enjoying the top shelf open bar were forced to talk rather of tweet and exchange info manually.
Among the media types and the model types there were also rapper types, like Pusha T, who we spotted as he made his way upstairs around 7:30pm for the first listening session. We followed the red trail of his Louboutin sneakers and found Kanye West, smiling from ear-to-ear, at the top of the landing, greeting guests and leading the way to the Hayden Planetarium. At first no clear seating instructions were given, so listeners shuffled to their seats while guests like A-Trak, Q-Tip, Grizzly Bear, Busta Rhymes, and Warner CEO Lyor Cohen filed in. Kanye, still smiling, greeted familiar faces in the crowd with firm handshakes, then Jay-Z rolled in with Beyonce on his arm, and Kelly Rowland and Solange not far behind.
 A Recap of Kanye & Jay-Z’s ‘Watch the Throne’ Planetarium Project

bbook:

There are six days left until Watch The Throne premieres digitally, ten days left until physical copies hit shelves, and still, miraculously, the album hasn’t leaked. With tour dates now announced and an official tracklist locked down, Kanye and Jay hosted an invite-only listening session at the Museum of Natural History last night to play the 12 finalized tracks in full.

Most attendees would agree that the 6pm sharp arrival time seemed a bit excessive, with only four or five people being let in at a time. Phones were confiscated at the door and ticketed in ziploc bags, which meant that guests enjoying the top shelf open bar were forced to talk rather of tweet and exchange info manually.

Among the media types and the model types there were also rapper types, like Pusha T, who we spotted as he made his way upstairs around 7:30pm for the first listening session. We followed the red trail of his Louboutin sneakers and found Kanye West, smiling from ear-to-ear, at the top of the landing, greeting guests and leading the way to the Hayden Planetarium. At first no clear seating instructions were given, so listeners shuffled to their seats while guests like A-Trak, Q-Tip, Grizzly Bear, Busta Rhymes, and Warner CEO Lyor Cohen filed in. Kanye, still smiling, greeted familiar faces in the crowd with firm handshakes, then Jay-Z rolled in with Beyonce on his arm, and Kelly Rowland and Solange not far behind.

 A Recap of Kanye & Jay-Z’s ‘Watch the Throne’ Planetarium Project

As per a press release this morning, the duo will be going under the name “The Throne” and have put forth the following tour dates.

9/22/11 Detroit, MI Palace of Auburn Hills
9/24/11 Toronto, ON Air Canada Centre
9/25/11 Montreal, QC Bell Centre
9/27/11 East Rutherford, NJ Izod Center
9/28/11 East Rutherford, NJ Izod Center
9/29/11 Washington DC Verizon Center
10/4/11 Philadelphia, PA Wells Fargo Center
10/6/11 Chicago, IL United Center
10/7/11 Chicago, IL United Center
10/8/11 Minneapolis, MN Target Center
10/10/11 Denver, CO Pepsi Center
10/13/11 Tacoma, WA Tacoma Dome
10/14/11 Vancouver, BC Rogers Arena
10/16/11 San Jose, CA HP Pavilion
10/17/11 Sacramento, CA Power Balance Pavilion
10/19/11 Los Angeles, CA Staples Center
10/20/11 Los Angeles, CA Staples Center
10/21/11 Las Vegas, NV MGM Grand Garden Arena
10/25/11 Dallas, TX American Airlines Center
10/26/11 Houston, TX Toyota Center
10/29/11 Atlanta, GA Philips Arena 
10/30/11 Greensboro, NC Greensboro Coliseum
11/1/11 Baltimore, MD 1st Mariner Arena
11/3/11 Boston, MA TD Garden 

The Vh1 blog has exclusively confirmed, via Jay-Z’s management, that no Watch The Throne will not be hitting digital on Monday. 

I swear if we have to wait till Labor Day… 

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