PH-born hip-hop artist RoRo Yone to perform in Baltimore
RoRo, a Filipino hip-hop artist from Washington, D.C., will be perfoRming in Baltimore with “Andrew E.” EIN
WASHINGTON, DC — Global Top 10 charting hip-hop artist Rodolfo Goyone Jr., musically known as RoRo Yone, will be a special guest performer at the March 25 Andrew Ford Medina U.S. Tour 2023 in Baltimore, Maryland.
RoRo Yone has been making waves in hip-hop with his striking beats, irresistible flow, and undeniable charisma. The show with “Andrew E.” will be RoRo Yone’s first time to perform in front of thousands of people from his home country.
Born in the Philippines, RoRo Yone has been drawn to music from an early age. His talent for writing and performing quickly became apparent, and he began honing his skills in local schools and competitions.
RoRo Yone comes from humble beginnings. He and his siblings had to switch from home to home with no consistent roof over their heads in the Philippines. After moving to the U.S. and working hard for many years toward becoming an established artist, RoRo Yone earned multiple plaques and performed in numerous major events; including performances at the MGM Grand, Times Square during New York Fashion Week, and the biggest performance yet in South Sudan, Africa in front of over 200,000 people.
As an independent artist with CSP Music Group, his music career took off, earning him a #7 on the Global Top 150 Independent Airplay Charts with his Pop-Rap song “Make It Bounce” and number #1 on the Urban Influencer Rap Charts with his song “Money Everywhere.”
For his performance at the Andrew Ford Medina US Tour 2023 in Baltimore, RoRo Yone has prepared a medley of six of his most popular tracks that are a unique blend of hip-hop, pop-rap, R&B and pop influences, followed by the single released last summer, “My Ex.”
Jaboy ng Sandamukal, a much-respected Filipino rapper, will join RoRo Yone onstage as his hype man. RoRo Yone will be performing along with four professional dancers, choreographed by Menilik Lemma and led by the star of the Netflix hit “Dance Monsters,” Chelsea Cushing (Cooper), who has performed with multiple Grammy-winning artists including Ludacris, Missy Elliott, Busta Rhymes and many more.
