Matty J IV With Flewnt And Inkabee On Block Part Boom 290124

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Matty J chats with Flewnt and Inkabee abot the Block Party Boom event coming to Broome on Saturday 3rd of February! Your favourite celebration of First Nations music and culture is back, this time with MC Flewnt touring a deadly line-up of hip hop heroes to Broome, Geraldton and Busselton. Flewnt will take to the mic alongside the star of last year’s show, Inkabee, local artists and a guest list of rap royalty. The gigs are all-ages friendly and free to watch - no ticket required, just head on down. Shows start at 3.30pm. More artists to be announced, stay tuned!

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