On Thursday during the their annual ‘Revolt Music Conference,’ Miami Beach Mayor Philip Levine honors Diddy with his own day. Oct. 13 will now be known as “Sean Diddy Combs Day” in Miami.
(Photos) Diddy’s Revolt Music Conference Gala Brings Out Ne-Yo, Cassie, Russell Simmons, Travi$ Scott & More
Saturday was the final day for the inaugural Revolt Music Conference in Miami. Attendees hit the red carpet for the RMC Gala, and honored Jimmy Iovine with a Lifetime Achievement Award. Guests included Diddy of course, as well as Ne-Yo, Cassie, Travi$ Scott and more. Check the pics in the gallery.
(Photos) Cassie Glows In Red Alongside Mama Combs, Mona Scott & More At RMC Private Dinner Party In MIA
Well at looks like Diddy’s first stab at establishing the 2014 RMC was extremely successful. The two day event was said to have brought in over 1,000 people in media looking to be apart of Revolt creating its own space in history. Well Diddy’s main thang the beautiful Cassie Ventura hosted a private dinner, sponsored by Pineapple Ciroc of course and the beauty looked as radiant as ever in her all red ensemble. Diddy has a excellent tastes. See a ravishingly beautiful Cassie with guest inside.
(Video) Marc Ecko, Founder Of Complex Magazine, Will Be At Revolt’s Music Conference In Miami. Will You?
Twelve years ago, Marc Ecko decided to launch a magazine that took journalism to a new level; a magazine geared toward keeping young males in the loop, while simultaneously creating it. In the time since its humble beginning’s as an innovative, double-sided magazine, it’s gone on to lead the trend of digital content by way of the Complex Media Network. With that being said, Revolt’s pulling no punches adding Ecko to the list of today’s top creators and trailblazing innovators for their panels. Check him out after the jump.
Motown Records’ President, Ethiopia Habtemariam, Will Be At Revolt’s Music Conference In Miami. Will You?
It’s been a pretty good year for Ethiopia Habtemariam. Following the reestablishment of Universal Music Group’s three core brands; Def Jam Recordings, Island Records and Motown Records as “stand-alone” business operations, Habtemariam — who entered into the year as senior Vice President of Motown Records and head of urban music at Universal Music Publishing Groupwas promoted to President of the storied brand that brought the world Marvin Gaye, Stevie Wonder, Michael Jackson, Erykah Badu and NE-YO — to name a few. She’s going to be a the REVOLT Music Conference in Miami, shedding light on this industry she’s thriving in and also how to push music forward. Check her out after the jump.
