Outkast Release Personal Statements on the Passing of Rico Wade: ‘Without Rico Wade There Would Be No Outkast’
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The city of Atlanta, along with family, friends, and luminaries from the music industry, came together to honor the legendary Rico Wade, who passed away on April 13, 2024, at 52. The solemn proceedings at the iconic Ebenezer Baptist Church paid tribute to Wade’s immense contributions to music and culture. As mourners gathered, the Clark […] The post Music Stars, Execs and Government Officials Unite to Celebrate Rico Wade in Atlanta first appeared on The Source.
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