Levitt Pavilion Concert: Eman, Tino, and K. Carter with Trey Posey Opening

Eman Jones is a hip/hop artist from Dayton, OH. Music for Eman started out as therapy, but then grew into him pursuing it as a career to be able to help others. Over the years he has toured and worked with Talib Kweli, Roscoe Dash, Young Money, Mike Jones, Dj Toomp, Skyzoo, etc. Achieving success in his own right Eman has laid foundation for his audience to be able to relate and heal in life, but also have a good time with the fun and creativity.

TINO, found his love for rhyming while attending college in Dayton. Since 2012 TINO has performed numerous shows across multiple states opening for Hip Hop greats such as Talib Kweli, Del The Funky Homosapien, Cappadonna and more. TINO has released a multitude of projects with his latest release, “La Pa Bavarde” being an international Collaboration with French producer DJ Marrrtin. TINO, an 80s baby has a unique style which blends the Golden Era of hip hop with modern elements bridging the gap between the old and new schools of the genre.

K. Carter is a hip hop artist from Dayton, Ohio. The self-proclaimed “Son of Hip Hop” has a style of music that fits any demographic. He is all about community and love and it shows through his lyricism. His music is loved by people all over the world. His songs have people from all walks of life enjoying themselves.

For people who love real hip hop music, Trey Posey is driven, skilled, and versatile. Trey is a 22 year old hip hop artist who grew up in Huber Heights, Ohio and started writing songs as early as age 10. With comparisons to J. Cole and Drake, he’s grown significantly as an independent artist and continues to expand on his sound since first releasing music in 2017. He shows unlimited potential and authenticity that separates himself from other upcoming artists.

While writing, recording, engineering, and marketing on his own, Trey has built a meaningful discography which has over 50,000 plays across all platforms in multiple countries. His lyrics come from a depth of understanding the world’s struggles and flaws and the ultimate goal for him is to change lives through music that can impact people in a way that will help them through daily struggles.

Admission: Free
You can bring lawn chairs or blankets as well as outside food and beverage – including alcohol (just no glass). You can also rent lawn chairs for a $5 donation on site and there are food and beverage vendors on site as well.