Ice-T with DJ Evil E at Vinnie's in Concord, CA

Ice-T with DJ Evil E at Vinnie's in Concord, CA

Vinnie’s

2045 Mt. Diablo St.

Concord,CA 94520

Dec. 19, 2026 | Doors 8PM | Show 9PM | 21+

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$100 Day of Show | Doors (IF NOT SOLD OUT)

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Hip-Hop Career:

Ice-T (born Tracy Lauren Marrow) is widely recognized as one of the pioneers of West Coast gangsta rap. Emerging in the early 1980s, he helped shape the sound and storytelling style that would later influence many artists in hip-hop. His debut album Rhyme Pays, released in 1987, is considered one of the first gangsta rap albums released by a major label, helping bring street-level narratives into mainstream hip-hop.

Ice-T also formed the band Body Count, blending hip-hop with heavy metal. Through his music and storytelling, he helped define early gangsta rap and influence future generations of hip-hop artists.

Acting Career:

Ice-T transitioned into acting in the late 1980s and appeared in numerous films and television productions. He is best known for playing Detective Odafin “Fin” Tutuola on the television series Law & Order: Special Victims Unit. He joined the show in 2000 and has remained one of its longest-serving cast members, appearing in hundreds of episodes. The role established him as a major television actor while he continued to be recognized as a pioneer in hip-hop culture.

DJ Evil E’s career and passion for hip-hop began at just 16 years old alongside his younger brother,Hen Gee, inBrooklyn’s Weeksville Garden Projects inCrownHeights. In the early 1980s, their bilingual Afro-Latino Honduran parents relocated the family toLos Angelesin pursuit of a better life—an opportunity that would help shape hip-hop history.

After arriving inL.A., Evil E and Hen Gee became known as The NYC Spinmasters, quickly earning respect throughout the city, particularly within the Latino communities while still in high school. Their journey took a pivotal turn after hearing on the radio that Uncle Jam’s Army was hosting an event featuring one of the only rappers they recognized at the time—Ice-T. The brothers attended, introduced themselves, and soon began performing shows together.

That connection led to the formation of The Rhyme Syndicate, recognized as the first West Coast hip-hop movement. Now in his fourth decade in the culture, DJ Evil E remains a loyal and integral part of Ice-T’s touring and rap show schedule—an enduring symbol of trust, consistency, and loyalty.

Through decades of scratching, chanting, and rocking crowds on Ice-T’s albums and tours, DJ Evil E became part of an elite circle of hip-hop DJ royalty, sharing stages and respect with many of the genre’s most influential DJs and artists.

This legacy defines DJ Evil E The Great as one of the most respected, certified, and enduring hip-hop DJs in the culture today.