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Tickets are now on sale for the Holidaze of Blaze Tour with headliners, Snoop Dogg and T-Pain.

Casper has always been rich in culture and music, but since the new millennium, other genres outside of country music have made their way to the forefront.

There is a lot of local talent, especially with Casper's budding underground Hip-Hop circle. Such is the case with rapper, Andrew "Rage" Armstrong.

Wyoming's Hip-Hop underground has been multiplying since the early 2000s, but as far as local rappers goes, Casper's own "Osh From The Ghost" has been putting in some serious work over the last few years.

Casper has been the stepping stone for many a music artist, but the journey definitely doesn't stop there. Just ask rapper and entrepreneur, Statik G.

Casper has it share of music artists in all genres and our Hip-Hop scene has grown exponentially over the years.

Johnson County native, Ryan Charles is back with his unique brand of Wyoming-flavored, country-twanged, Hip-Hop.

The Casper Hip-Hop scene has made a powerful resurgence in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. Is it biproduct of social distancing, more free time, or just plain focus? Whatever the reason, we're happy to see and hear all the new releases, the latest of which comes from local rapper, Rage...

In the last few months, Casper's Hip-Hop scene has stepped into the forefront once again, with quite a few local artists releasing projects and new music videos.

This may easily be the best thing you see all year.

The Black Mamba was known for his skill on the basketball court, but he also had deep roots in Hip-Hop.

Lately there has been a rise of songs with either the words Wyoming or Casper in the title, but the content has nothing to do with the state or city at all.