Budweiser #MadeInAmerica schedule released! + MIA MAP Tell us your daily schedule?

Budweiser Made In America schedule released! Tell us your daily schedule?

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D'Angelo & Mary J. Blige Tour Dates Revealed

D’Angelo and Mary J. Blige will be hitting the road together on their upcoming "Liberation Tour," which will touch down in twenty cities this summer. D'Angelo will perform in Europe for a few dates, before the soul superstars will trek across the United States together in August.

The four dates announced so far include Virginia Beach, Virginia, Wantagh, New York, Boston, Massachusetts and Holmdel, New Jersey.

Tour dates below:

07/08 – Rotterdam, NL @ Ahoy
07/10 – Cologne, DE @ E-Werk
07/12 – Antibes, FR @ La Pinede Antibest
07/15 – Vienne, FR @ Theatre Antique Vienne
07/17 – Copenhagen, DK @ Vegas
07/18 – Gothenburg, SE @ Tradgarn
08/18 – Virgina Beach, VA @ Farm Bureau Live *
08/19 – Wantagh, NY @ Nikon Theatre at Jones Beach *
08/21 – Boston, MA @ Bank of America Pavilion *
08/23 – Holmdel, NJ @ PNC Bank Arts Center *
09/01-02 – Philadelphia, PA @ Made in America
* with Mary J. Blige

Freeway Addresses Jay-Z 'Snub'

Rapper Freeway is breaking his silence regarding a photo taken last month that appeared to show him being 'snubbed' by hip hop superstar Jay-Z during Jay's appearance in Philadelphia to promote the upcoming "Made In America" Music Festival. The photo showed Freeway standing off to the side with his arms folded as Jay posed with sponsors and the mayor of Philadelphia.

"People understand it, but nowadays with the internet, people wanna make jokes," Freeway said in a backstage "106 & Park" interview. "The jokes and everything, when people was making a joke out of it towards me, it was like cool, it was funny to me too. But as far as people trying to put it on Jay -- it wasn't even like that. If you got two ounces of sense, you would know that you cannot be near Jay-Z if he don't want you to be. I was on stage with the Mayor of Philadelphia and Jay-Z. If they didn't want me there, there was no way I could've got up there. ... That's the big homie, man. I'm not going to come around somebody if they don't want me around, because I will feel uncomfortable."

Pearl Jam Playing Jay-Z's Festival

Beloved alternative rock band Pearl Jam is expected to join the already star-studded roster of artists taking the stage at Jay-Z and Budweiser's upcoming "Made In America" Festival this September in Philadelphia. Jay-Z announced the venture last week and Pearl Jam is the first major headliner to be revealed.

The Seattle-based band announced via their website that they would be performing at the show.

Santigold, OFWGKTA, Skrillex and others are also among the artists rumored to join the festival. Tickets go on sale this week.