The Source Magazine Inauguration Bus Tour

The Source magazine and Harlem Hip-Hop Tours (H3 Tours) have teamed up to offer presidential inauguration tour packages in honor of the United States first Black president, Barack Obama. Each inauguration package is one-day full of amazing hip-hop entertainment that promises to leave guests with an authentic and unforgettable experience. Tour guests will ride from NYC to Washington, D.C. on an exclusive motorcoach, specially wrapped to commemorate President Obama's inauguration. The lux motorcoach will feature a D.J. and MC performing live on the bus at various intervals throughout the ride.In addition to the musical entertainment, guests will also be provided with a selection of movies. The first inauguration tour package set to be released is the Hip-Hop Legends Ball Tour. This tour consists of a show that promises to be a blast from the past as some of the most prominent and influential hip-hop artists such as Slick Rick, Doug E. Fresh, and Biz Markie will be performing. Guests participating in The Hip-Hop Legends Ball Tour will depart NYC on Monday, January 19th at 12pm and return to NYC on Tuesday, January 20th at 8:30am. Tickets for the Hip-Hop Legends Ball Tour are very limited...
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The Source and H3 Tours will be announcing other star-studded inauguration tour packages in the next few days so be sure to frequently check both companies websites for updates:http://www.TheSource.com
http://www.H3Tours.comFor more information regarding the Hip-Hop Legends Ball Tour contact an H3 Tours representative at 212.769.9047 or reserve@H3Tours.com
About The New Era of the Source Magazine Celebrating its 20th anniversary in 2008, The Source has been a legendary publication within the hip hop genre since its inception in 1988. The publication is responsible for introducing the world to top-notch Hip-Hop acts such as Eminem, Notorious B.I.G., DMX, Common and a variety of others. The publication is now under the new leadership of renownedentertainment lawyer L. Londell McMillan and Greenwich Street.