Inferno Urban Music Awards

The Inferno Urban Music Awards is an award show designed to encourage urban music artists and celebrate their accomplishments. This is a great event to gain insight on the music industry, to network with other hip hop artists from new areas and to learn ways to better reach their local communities with the message of hope. The 2011 Inferno Urban Music Awards will be held in Atlanta, GA on May 13th-14th, 2011. It is looking for urban artists with a positive and inspirational message to perform live during the two day event. Performances will be held during the awards pre-show, after party and Friday Night Showcase. Selected artists will have $50 registration fee waived./n/nThe Inferno Urban Music Awards is an award show designed to encourage urban music artists and celebrate their accomplishments. While seeking to bridge the gap between urban communities by celebrating the arts of the hip hop community, The Inferno connects hip hop artists all over the US. The awards show is a great event for hip hop artists to gain insight on the music industry, to network with other hip hop artists from new areas and to learn ways to better reach their local communities with the message of hope.



About the 2011 awards show:


The 2011 Inferno Urban Music Awards will be held at the Best Academy Fine Arts Auditorium in Atlanta, GA on May 13th-14th, 2011. It is looking for urban artists with a positive and inspirational message to perform live during the two day event. Performances will be held during the awards pre-show, after party and Friday Night Showcase. Selected artists will have $50 registration fee waived.



2011 has already booked great featured artists and music industry professionals, including Bone Crusher (So So Def Recording artist), Roxanne Shantae (hip hop pioneer), D Class (radio personality) and Co Co Brother of Praise 102 and BET.



About the promoter:

The Inferno Urban Music Society was established in April of 2006 under the leadership of Pastor Alexander Arthur, Word of Life Christian Center, in Nashville, Tennessee. The Inferno looks to reach youth and communities through hip hop artists nationwide who present a message of hope, love and unity. Chuck Onley, the creator behind Inferno, had the vision to reach the international community of holy hip hop artists and ministers with a message of encouragement, enrichment, education and unity.