About
There are four artists with this name 1. An American hip hop group 2. An Israeli trance musician 3. A Swedish metal band 4. Space music artist circa 1978 1. Onyx is a hip hop group from New York City. Originally formed in 1988 by Fredro Starr, Sonsee, the late Big DS, the group later added Sticky Fingaz, Starr's cousin, in 1991, managed by Diamond Cut Entertainment's Milton Lynch. The group was formed in 1988 and Onyx released its first 12" single, "Ah, and We Do it Like This", in 1990. Read more on Last.fm
Genres
- east coast hip hop
- hardcore hip hop
- queens hip hop
Frequently Asked Questions
- Is there a band called Onyx?
- Yes, there is a band called Onyx. Onyx is a legendary hip-hop group that originated from Queens, New York, in the early 1990s. Known for their aggressive, hardcore rap style and raw, energetic performances, Onyx quickly rose to prominence with their breakout single "Slam,"
- Who is the lead singer of Onyx?
- The hip-hop group Onyx does not have a traditional "lead singer"
- What happened to sticky fingers from Onyx?
- Sticky Fingaz, a core member of Onyx, has enjoyed a diverse and successful career both within and outside the group. After Onyx's initial rise to fame in the 1990s, Sticky Fingaz (real name Kirk Jones) pursued various creative ventures. He embarked on a solo music career, releasing albums like "Black Trash: The Autobiography of Kirk Jones,"
- Does Onyx still perform?
- Yes, Onyx still performs and continues to energize crowds with their iconic hardcore hip-hop shows. Since their debut in the early 1990s, Onyx has remained a significant force in the hip-hop scene, consistently touring both in the United States and internationally. The group is renowned for their high-octane live performances, which feature classic hits like "Slam,"
- What's the biggest concert ever in history?
- The biggest concert ever in history is widely recognized as the 1994 Rod Stewart concert held on Copacabana Beach in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. This legendary free event attracted an estimated 3.5 million people, making it the largest crowd ever recorded for a live music performance. The concert was part of the city's New Year's Eve celebrations, and Rod Stewart's electrifying performance drew fans from around the world. The combination of his international popularity, the open beach setting, and the festive atmosphere contributed to the record-breaking attendance. Other massive concerts include Jean-Michel Jarre's Moscow concert in 1997 (3.5 million attendees) and the 1991 Paul van Dyk concert at Love Parade in Berlin. However, Rod Stewart's Copacabana Beach concert remains unmatched in terms of documented crowd size. For fans seeking to attend unforgettable live music experiences, platforms like Gigfomo offer convenient access to tickets for major concerts and festivals around the globe.