By Vincent O'Neil
New Jersey will most certainly be rocking out on the last weekend of April! This year, the annual bamboozle festival will be held in East Rutherford, New Jersey. The festival will be hosting bands from every different type of rock, punk and emo genre imaginable. Whether it is the bands or the attendees, everyone coming knows one thing, and that is that it is going to be one awesome party. It is practically a punk-emo-rock spring break! This rain or shine festival will have new bands competing against each other at different avenues 3 days. Many of the bands and artists for the festival line-up have already been called out, among them is the rapper Wiz Khalifa. If you are a fan of Wiz Khalifa music you should definitely head down to New Jersey come late April.
Wiz Khalifa was born on Sept 8, 1987 with the birth name of Cameron Jibril Thomaz, though most of his fans know him by his stage name. In 2005, Khalifa put out his first mix tape "Prince of the City: Welcome to Pistolvania". The tape was a huge success, with thousands of record sales, which in turn led to his first album called "Show and Prove" a year later. At the same time, Rolling Stone magazine called Khalifa an "artist to watch".
From 2007 to 2009, Khalifa joined with Warner Bros. Records, during that time he released his hit single "Say Yeah". Wiz Khalifa lyrics for the song "Say Yeah" proved to be catchy and the song ended up reaching 25th place on the Billboard Rhythmic Top 49 chart as well as 20th place on Hot Rap Tracks. Khalifa left Warner Bros. Records in July 2009, and put out his second album title "Deal or No Deal" on November 24. He has risen to quite a bit of popularity on the web recently, with over 41,000 followers on twitter, and with his media on YouTube and Ustream.
Wiz Khalifa was born on Sept 8, 1987 with the birth name of Cameron Jibril Thomaz, though most of his fans know him by his stage name. In 2005, Khalifa put out his first mix tape "Prince of the City: Welcome to Pistolvania". The tape was a huge success, with thousands of record sales, which in turn led to his first album called "Show and Prove" a year later. At the same time, Rolling Stone magazine called Khalifa an "artist to watch".
From 2007 to 2009, Khalifa joined with Warner Bros. Records, during that time he released his hit single "Say Yeah". Wiz Khalifa lyrics for the song "Say Yeah" proved to be catchy and the song ended up reaching 25th place on the Billboard Rhythmic Top 49 chart as well as 20th place on Hot Rap Tracks. Khalifa left Warner Bros. Records in July 2009, and put out his second album title "Deal or No Deal" on November 24. He has risen to quite a bit of popularity on the web recently, with over 41,000 followers on twitter, and with his media on YouTube and Ustream.
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