Made In America 2015: 5 Buzzworthy Acts You Need To See

September 2, 2015 - 11:11 am by Adelle Platon TWITTER

Before you glamp out to see Mrs. Carter, remix your itinerary with these 5 must-see acts from MIA Fest.

Labor Day weekend may be the last vacation hoorah for many but Budweiser and Jay Z are ending the summer on a high note.

With Made In America festival touching down in Philadelphia this weekend (Sept. 5-6), the big names are almost too large to fit on the bill.

The @Budweiser #MadeInAmerica 2015 schedule has arrived! What artists are you most excited to see this weekend? pic.twitter.com/f08elDyHVZ

— Budweiser MIA Fest (@MIAFestival) August 31, 2015

From Beyonce to J. Cole to the Weeknd, the set list is sure to lure enough fan armies to Ben Franklin Parkway. But before you glamp out to see Mrs. Carter, remix your itinerary with these 5 must-see acts from MIA Fest by clicking the gallery above.

Post Malone

Before saucing and balling on the rap game, the braided singer/spitter began making music six years ago and has become a viral sensation thanks to his smooth cut "White Iverson."

Bizzy Crook

The Miami-bred rapster is unapologetic on wax but his 2014 'tape No Hard Feelings soundtracks the millennial movement with flair. Expect "John Geiger" to ring off in Philly.

Lili K.

With collaborations alongside Vic Mensa and Chance The Rapper already in the bag, this jazz aristocrat has the kind of chops that stop you in your tracks ("Tommy" and "Latch" with Jeff Gibbs are la flame). Crank up her SoundCloud, light some candles and clutch a glass of wine for a good time.

Mick Jenkins

This Chicago MC has been slowly burning up timelines thanks to his 2014 mixtape, The Water(s) and latest release, Wave(s). He's no man overboard when it comes to his bars about black lives mattering (See: "Martyrs"); one listen and it's easy to see how the street poet goes against the tide.

Mayaeni

This Roc Nation signee already has Hov's approval but the Detroit songstress can rock out on her own. From her original work like "Black Jeans" to her rendition of A$AP Rocky's "L$D," her gritty funk-rock demands your instant RSVP to her stage show.

In This Story: