The Airplane Boys Set to Support Snoop Dogg on October UK Tour
Thursday, 29 September 2011
Written by Elliott Batte
Canadian indie hip-hop duo The Airplane Boys have been confirmed as the support act for Snoop Dogg’s up and coming UK tour, which will see the boys accompany Snoop on four dates across the country.
The Airplane Boys duo is composed of Mannie Serranilla (Beck Motley) and Jason Drakes (Bon Voyage). Together, they have the unique skill to portray highly imaginative stories and concepts that compliment their distinctive sound and clever wordplay. They are a movement that documents real experiences and emotions. “We take our life experiences, and try to make it as catchy as possible,” says Bon Voyage.
The Airplane Boys have been making a lot of buzz in the US with their debut mixtape ‘Where've You Been’, as well as with videos on top media sites like Complex, The Source, Vibe, 2DopeBoyz and many more. To compliment the mixtape, The Airplane Boys have been releasing astounding visuals to go along with some of the songs, including their latest music video release for ‘Ice Age’.
The duo trace their musical roots back to their childhood, when they first met and started on their path of sound experimentation. “Everything up until this point has been a journey of ourselves, and discovering our talents has come out of expressing ourselves to each other, through music.” Their sound is perpetually evolving, keeping their fans mesmerized. Beck Motley and Bon Voyage are a high-energy and risk-taking duo that have successfully created their own identity in the music scene, combining relatable experiences with an electronic sound, and edge, and a rare energy.
So, if you want to catch the rising stars alongside the legendary Snoop Doggy Dogg and award-winning MC Chipmunk, check the dates and details below.
Snoop Dogg UK & Ireland Tour Dates are as follows:
Thu October 6th 2011 - Liverpool Echo Arena, Liverpool
Fri October 7th 2011 - The O2, London
Sat October 8th 2011 - Motorpoint Arena Cardiff, Cardiff
Sun October 9th 2011 - SECC, Glasgow
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