Public Enemy Urge Us To ‘Do Something’ In Politically-Charged Music Video
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Chuck D and Flavor Flav, with help from a U.S. water polo Olympian athlete, tell us to 'do something' on 'The Hits Just Keep On Comin''
Public Enemy Affirm Loyalty to Jimmy Kimmel Before Performing ‘Fight the Power’
Posted in: Music NewsPublic Enemy appeared on 'Jimmy Kimmel Live' to perform a medley of 'Don’t Believe the Hype,' 'The Hits Just Keep on Comin' and 'Fight the Power'
The 100 Best Protest Songs of All Time
Posted in: Music ListsFrom Pete Seeger and Billie Holiday to Beyoncé and Rage Against the Machine, musicians across genres have spoken truth to power through their songs
Public Enemy Postpone Australian Tour Due to Chuck D Surgery
Posted in: Music NewsThe hip-hop revolutionaries were due to bring their 'On the Grid 35th Anniversary Tour' to Perth, Adelaide, Melbourne, Sydney, Newcastle, and Brisbane this October
‘The Culture Demanded Substance’: What Made Public Enemy Hip Hop Revolutionaries
Posted in: Music FeaturesRead Rolling Stone's 2022 essay on the seismic impact of Public Enemy as the group announce an Australia and New Zealand tour
Public Enemy Are Coming to Australia & New Zealand
Posted in: Music NewsPublic Enemy will be supported by A.B. Original in Australia and Melodownz in New Zealand
The 200 Best Songs of The 1980s
Posted in: Music ListsThe greatest hits of music's wildest decade - hip-hop, synth-pop, indie rock, metal, Chicago house, Miami freestyle, ska, goth, reggae, acid house, and more
The 150 Greatest Hip-Hop Videos of All Time
Posted in: Music ListsFrom Run-D.M.C. to Doja Cat, from Missy to Busta, and beyond
The 200 Greatest Hip-Hop Albums of All Time
Posted in: Music ListsThese are the albums that have defined hip-hop history — from Run-DMC to Playboi Carti, from G-funk to drill, from the Bronx to Houston, and beyond
How Public Enemy Taught a Generation Black History
Posted in: Music FeaturesWith 1990’s Fear of a Black Planet, Chuck D, Flavor Flav, and the band built a lasting monument to the extraordinary richness of the African-American experience
