DMX performed hits such as "Get at Me Dog" and "Damien" to a 200,000-strong crowd at Woodstock 99, with the performance in July 1999 generally considered one of the best live hip-hop shows in history.

DMX appeared briefly as a live performer in Woodstock 99: Peace, Love and Rage, the first Music Box film, but the late rapper takes center stage in Don’t Try to Understand as HBO’s Bill ...

Prior to DMX's death on Friday (9 April), fans of the rapper started revisiting videos from his Woodstock 1999 performance on social media Two clips in particular went viral, garnering more than ...

Approached artists for the 50th anniversary concert include original Woodstock performers and other classic rock ... KoRn, Bush, DMX, The Offspring, Jamiroquai, George Clinton, Lit ...

He performed at Woodstock ’99 for hundreds of thousands of people. He starred in “Belly,” the seminal 1998 hip-hop noir film. In his songs, he growled like a dog, credibly and often.

Also in 1999, DMX gave a memorable high-energy performance in front of hundreds of thousands of fans at the Woodstock ’99 festival that was captured on the album Live at Woodstock. DMX’s next ...

New York rapper DMX, born Earl Simmons on Dec. 18, 1970, has been a big name in hip hop and the music industry since he started rapping in the early 1990s. Since his debut, ‘It’s Dark a… ...

DMX intended it for his fifth album, “Grand Champ,” but, seeing its potential, the “Cradle 2 the Grave” producer Joel Silver intervened. It was certified platinum in 2017, nearly 15 years ...