THE RETURN OF THE EYE

7 Floors of Hell

By: BHS Features Staff

October 29, 2025

Since Halloween is this Friday, there is still time to get in one last frightful adventure, and the best location to do this is at the Cuyahoga County Fairgrounds in Middleburg Heights.

The 7 Floors of Hell showcase delivers seven unique haunted houses where patrons are challenged to face their fears. This scary experience will terrify and scare you to the edge with unique sets of horrifying characters and bone-chilling designs to thrill your senses. Whether you are navigating the twisted corridors of an abandoned asylum or coming face-to-face with terrifying creatures, every moment is designed to test your limits. Simply, this will be an evening of terror.

Walking through is a test of courage and endurance. Each haunted house presents a new set of fears, from claustrophobic hallways and sudden scares to facing creatures only seen in movies. Guests never know what to expect around each corner, which keeps adrenaline levels high.

This location includes flashing lights, unexpected sounds, and chilling touch effects. Many visitors say the scariest part is the unpredictability, as every actor and prop seems perfectly timed to make the bravest guest scream.

Over the years, 7 Floors of Hell has become a staple of Halloween entertainment in the Midwest. It has been featured on national TV and ranked among the top haunted attractions in the country.

The event not only entertains but also brings economic benefits to the local community by attracting thousands of visitors each season. Its growing reputation is fueled by word-of-mouth and social media marketing/advertising. The attraction continues to evolve each year, adding new themes and technology to keep the scares fresh and unforgettable.

Overall, 7 Floors of Hell stands out as more than just a haunted house; it is a full-scale horror experience. Its detailed-design, talented actors, and creative themes make this experience unforgettable. This attraction’s popularity shows how much fans crave Halloween entertainment.

With only two days remaining until All Hallows’ Eve, are you brave enough to give 7 Floors of Hell a try?

{Information for this article was gathered from 7 Floors of Hell.}

Disney, Safety Week, and More

By: BHS News Staff

October 28, 2025

As important as Halloween is and the excitement that it brings, school news is more important, so let us get right to it.

Tomorrow night, there is a mandatory meeting in the auditorium for November’s Disney Trip. This meeting will begin at 7:00 and will cover a lot of information regarding the marching band’s upcoming trip to Walt Disney World. All travelers in the band and Hurricettes must be in attendance.

This week is Safety Week, an important week to review safety procedures. Each day in W.I.N. Block, teachers will review and discuss proper safety precautions to ensure that students understand what steps to take in both life-threatening and non life-threatening situations.

Below is a list of the topics that will be discussed each day.

Monday – During class changes or in the hallways
Tuesday – Level 1 Lockout, the threat is outside of the building
Wednesday – Level 2 Stay-in-Place, the incident is inside the building
Thursday – Something happens to your teacher
Friday – The incident is in the lunch room

Next, Ursuline College will be visiting tomorrow (October 29) at 10:30. For more information about this college visit, please see Mr. Ross.

Moving forward, the Drama Club’s musical was announced last Monday, and it is The Addams Family. Auditions will be held on November 3 (3:30-5:00), November 4 (3:00-5:00), and November 5 (3:30-5:00). All auditions will be in the auditorium. Please see Mrs. Cipriani if you are interested in being a part of this year’s musical.

Reminder to all Fall athletes, your banquet forms are due to the athletic office ASAP. The banquet will be held on November 11 in the high school cafeteria.

Speaking of athletics, the Cleveland Charge Partnership basketball game is scheduled for next month, November 14. If you would like to participate in the community and engage in activities to show support, please see Mr. Larson for details.

Finally, here is the remaining October and early November calender:

October 29: Ursuline College Visits
October 29: Mandatory Disney Trip Meeting (Marching Band and Hurricettes)
October 31: Halloween
November 4: NO SCHOOL (Election Day)
November 11: Fall Sports Awards Banquet
November 14: Cleveland Charge Partnership Basketball Game

Have a great and productive week, fellow Hurricanes. Happy Halloween!

{To stay updated with the Brooklyn City School District, click here.}

Senior Spotlight: Juliana Groves

By: BHS Senior Spotlights Staff

October 24, 2025

Chosen for this week’s Senior Spotlight is Juliana Groves. After graduation, Juliana plans to double major in Forensics and Criminology to become a Private Crime Scene Investigator. When free, she likes to spend time with her friends, create art, make bracelets, and sleep. A fun fact about her is that she is a “shop-o-holic”.

Q: What career path did you choose at the Polaris Career Center?

A: “Criminal Justice. I chose this because it sounded interesting during the sophomore field trip to Polaris. Also, when I was younger, I used to watch a lot of crime shows, and it made me realize that this is what I want to do when I am older. It was always my dream. I am so happy I am where I am.”

Q: Why is senior year so challenging?

A: “It is all-around emotional, and everything is coming full circle now. It is hard to believe that in almost six months, the seniors will be gone. It has been a long time coming, and I am so glad I have made it this far. I am trying to make the most out of this year, and I am trying to make sure everything that needs to be taken care of is taken care of before I graduate. It is going to creep up on us fast, whether we know it or not. So, we have to be as prepared as we can be.”

Q: What advice would you give to the class of 2027?

A: “Make sure you pay attention, do your work on time, be on time every day, and gain that responsibility because the time goes by so fast. You do not want to ruin the chances for you to be successful in the end. Get involved, stay involved, and make sure you have done everything you can to be successful. Make memories, do things you enjoy, and do not forget about your school work.”

Q: If you could time-travel to any year, what year would you pick?

A: “I would travel back to 2021, my freshman year. The reason is that I did not take that year seriously. I tried making it a good year, but it was not the best year whatsoever. So, I would love to travel back and tell myself that I needed to pay attention and that I needed to take the year more seriously. I think I would have benefited much better from it in the end.”

Q: What is your biggest pet peeve?

A: “When people act like idiots at the most inappropriate times. There are times when you can be lighthearted, but other times, you need to be serious. It makes me so mad when people think it is okay to be an idiot at any point in time, when that is not the case every time.”

Q: What would you do if you won $10 million?

A: “I would keep $5 million and split the other $5 million between family and charity.”

Q: What is usually the first thought in your head when you wake up in the morning?

A: “I like to wake up and think ‘Today is going to be a good day, and I will try my best.’ It gets me through the day.”

Q: Out of your entire school career, what teacher has been your biggest inspiration or influence?

A: “I have three teachers who have been an influence on my life. Mrs. Becker taught me that you can make mistakes, but you do not have to give up at that moment. You can keep going and make it a ‘happy little accident,’ as Bob Ross would say. You always need to try to make it better each time, no matter how hard it is. In the short time that I have known Mr. Holko, he has taught me a lot. He has taught me how to write and how to improve it. He is a good teacher. Mr. Roegiers has also been an influence on me because he taught me a lot about Forensics and that furthered my knowledge of things. Overall, a lot of teachers have been a big influence on me, and I am thankful for each one of them that I have had the pleasure of meeting. Thank you for letting me look up to you and consider you an inspiration.”

Thank you for your time, Juliana. You can do anything you put your mind to, so make your senior year the best year yet.

Futbol Recap

By: BHS Sports Staff

October 23, 2025

As the Fall sports season officially ends tomorrow evening with the football team traveling to Cuyahoga Heights, it is time to pivot and recognize the highlights from both the boys and girls soccer teams.

First up is the boys team who finished 6-9-2, scored 42 goals (25 more than last year), and only allowed 55 goals (40 fewer than last season).

Coach John Grigson had some guys make big transitions this season.

“Some of the star players for this year’s team were Youssef Elouardighi and Napoleon Davies. Elouardighi made a seamless transition from defense to midfield and became a dominant attacker, finishing the season with 12 goals and 6 assists. Davies, a new student this year, played midfield and quickly established himself as a force with his 18 goals and 7 assists. The Torres brothers, Angel and Jayden, were the anchors for this team’s defense. Angel, who played forward last season, quickly adapted to his new center-back role this season, and Jayden’s relentless hustle and leadership made him an ideal future captain candidate.”

With the team losing eight seniors to graduation, Grigson is counting on younger players to step up and become leaders.

“Looking ahead, I’ll be counting on Jayden Torres, Aiden Villani, Amin Elouardighi, Gibran Boukzam, and Ben Denovchek to take on key leadership roles. Their example and commitment will be essential in guiding our younger players and continuing the positive momentum we’ve built.”

This team showed great dedication and progression during the Fall, and we cannot wait to see the next version of Hurricanes boys soccer.

Congratulations on a great season, boys!

Now onto the girls soccer team. Led by senior captains Olivia Blechschmid, Lauren Atanacio, and Kayla Flanagan, coach Rebecca Blaine described the seniors as, “The group that held the team together when games got tough.”

The highlight of their season was their win against their rival, the Trinity Trojans, on the first day of school. Blaine described this game as something these girls wouldn’t forget.

“Everyone had energy, and everyone was excited to come out and play, even with the craziness that the first day of school always brings.”

Atanacio led the attacks and looked for teammates to pass the ball to, mostly to sophomore Reese Alonso. Blechschmid was the glue that held the defensive players together, never giving up and always trying her best to back up her teammates. Other standout performances came from seniors Nicolle Thomas Garcia, Jarianny Dominguez, and freshman Sofia Rai.

Similar to the boys, we are excited to see the next version of Hurricanes girls soccer. The future is bright with young stars.

Go Canes!

{For up-to-date events and schedules, visit Brooklyn Hurricanes Athletics.}

Ready for a Surprise?

By: BHS News Staff

October 21, 2025

After 36 school days, the first quarter is officially in the books, and it is now time to focus on the 41-day second quarter and the excitement that lies ahead.

Speaking of school work, if your first quarter grades were not to your liking, the second quarter is slightly longer than the first, so use this as more opportunity to better your grades and increase your GPA. Second quarter grades can affect the second half of Winter sports, so be sure to stay on top of your assignments. Do not fall behind!

Yesterday, a representative from Jostens presented seniors with cap and gown information, along with other graduation items. Each senior received a brochure and an order form with information on how to order these memorable items, special package deals, etc. Seniors, take advantage of the early discounts as you will save significant money.

Next is a reminder to all 8th-11th graders regarding tomorrow’s PSAT. The test will start at 8:00, so come prepared to do your best. Remember, this test analyzes your college-readiness. Seniors who have the day off are encouraged to attend a college visit or use the day as an opportunity to earn community service hours. Senior students are still expected to attend Polaris unless excused.

Moving on, in the final weeks of October, two college representatives will be visiting Brooklyn High School. Baldwin Wallace University will be here tomorrow at 10:30. Ursuline College will be here on Wednesday (October 29) at 10:30. For information about these visits and more, be sure to touch base with Mr. Ross.

Now for the surprise. Want some exciting news to look forward to? The Drama Club’s Musical was just announced yesterday, and the 2026 show will be The Addams Family. See Mrs. Cipriani for audition information.

Finally, here is the remaining October calendar:

October 22: Baldwin Wallace University
October 22: PSAT 8-11
October 22: Marching Band Instant Replay Concert
October 24: Lakeland Community College Experience Lakeland Day
October 29: Ursuline College
October 31: Halloween

Have a great and productive week, fellow Hurricanes.

{To stay updated with the Brooklyn City School District, click here.}

Staff Spotlight: Miss Lenart

*7th Grade Science*

By: BHS Staff Profiles

October 17, 2025

Chosen for this week’s Staff Spotlight is Miss Kimberly Lenart. This is Miss Lenart’s first year of full-time teaching. Previously, she was a long-term substitute teacher at Bay High School. In her free time, she enjoys playing volleyball, playing piano, and paddleboarding. A fun fact about her is that she has three cats named after Twilight characters.

Q: What are the most important concepts for students to understand by the end of the year?

A: “The most important concepts for seventh-grade science students is learning about ecosystems and how energy flows between organisms. A really cool topic we are going to learn about is the Earth’s moon and sun systems and how they all revolve around each other to create eclipses. Those are the two biggest ones I would say. My favorite would be the short unit on the periodic table of elements because I love Chemistry.”

Q: How do you incorporate technology and hands-on activities into your lessons?

A: “Technology-wise, we use IXLs. I love doing labs and hands-on activities. In our first lab, we tested how many licks it took to get to the center of a tootsie roll pop with a scientific method. The last lab we completed not long ago was Anaerobic respiration where we watched fermentation occur in a zip lock bag. We watched yeast eat the sugar to form carbon dioxide and watched the bag expand.”

Q: What does science homework typically look like for seventh graders?

A: “Seventh graders will not have science homework unless they do not finish an activity in class, so they get lucky as long as they are using class time wisely.”

Q: How do you connect science lessons to the real world?

A: “I like to connect science lessons to the real world by connecting them to future jobs that students can have.”

Q: Which of these two smells better, fresh-cut grass or bread baking in the oven?

A: “I like the smell of baking bread. I think it has such a warm and inviting smell. It makes the house feel warm and cozy, too.”

Q: Starbucks or 7 Brew?

A: “I am going to have to go with Starbucks because I only had 7 Brew once, which was good, but I feel like I gravitate towards Starbucks more.”

Q: Who are three people you would want on your zombie apocalypse team?

A: “I feel like the Rock would be a good person to take out the zombies and Taylor Swift to perform a show so that the zombies can be distracted by her singing. The third person would be Emmett from Twilight because he is super strong and super fast, so he could catch those zombies quickly.”

Q: What is your all-time favorite Halloween costume and tradition?

A: “Every year, my family hosts Halloween. All of my little cousins come over, and I get to take them trick-or-treating, so that is my favorite tradition. My favorite Halloween costume that I have done just a year ago would be Taylor Swift. It was back then when my hair was dyed blonde, and I looked identical to her.”

Thank you for your time, Miss Lenart. We hope you have a fun Halloween this year and an even better first year here in Brooklyn.

Fire Stefanski: Yay or Nay?

By: BHS Sports Staff

October 16, 2025

This season has been a disaster for the hometown Cleveland Browns, currently with a record of 1-5. For Browns head coach Kevin Stefanski, the seat has gotten hot, and people are posing the question: Should Stefanski be fired?

The Browns’ offense has struggled heavily this season, as they have yet to crack 20 points in a game since December 2 of last year.

In week one, Cleveland suffered a heartbreaking defeat against the Cincinnati Bengals and followed that up in week two by giving up 41 points against the Baltimore Ravens. The Browns then received a miracle victory in week three, defeating the Green Bay Packers. But that miracle did not last because they have dropped three straight games, including an international loss against the Minnesota Vikings in London, England.

Many people have blamed the offensive struggles on Stefanski, stating that his offense is very predictable and lacks good play-calling. Stefanski has also struggled to make in-game adjustments and has failed to take accountability for the numerous mistakes. Recently quoted, he stated that “a long list of things have to be better,” yet nothing has positively-changed over the course of this season. In fact, they have gotten worse.

On the other hand, some people believe that it is too early to press the panic button on the head coach.

He has been a solid coach and led the Browns to two playoff appearances in his six-year tenure. In those two years, 2020 and 2023, Stefanski won the Coach of the Year award. For a Browns team that did not make the playoffs for nearly two decades, this is quite the accomplishment.

With a relatively young, offensive squad, there may be hope for the future, thanks to rookies Quinshon Judkins, Dillon Gabriel, Shedeur Sanders, and Harold Fannin Jr. However, will this team find success under Stefanski, or is it time to move on? Sunday’s game against the 1-5 Miami Dolphins will determine a lot.

In Stefanski’s own words, “Before you start winning, you gotta stop losing.”

Let us know your thoughts in the Leave a comment section below. Fire him or not?

Go Brownies!

{For up-to-date events and schedules, visit Brooklyn Hurricanes Athletics.}

Triple-Check Your Locks

By: BHS Features Staff

October 15, 2025

Need a way to spend your weekend hiding from civilization due to the fear of the unknown? Horror movies have this type of impact.

Below are four horror movies to spice up this Halloween season that will keep you guessing as to what happens next.

First, M3GAN 2.0 is a great movie to start off with. When Gemma becomes the unexpected caretaker of her eight-year-old niece, she decides to give the girl an M3GAN prototype, which leads to unimaginable consequences. M3GAN 2.0 will take you through a few twists and turns and will leave you with your heart pounding.

Next is Drop, released in 2025 and directed by Christopher Landon. This movie signifies and explores how quickly a first date can turn terrifying in the cell phone era. The story centers on Violet (Meghann Fahy), a widowed mom who meets someone new at an upscale restaurant only to start receiving increasingly menacing messages on her phone. She is told to obey or else her son and sister would be harmed, which intensifies her emotions because she starts to recognize that the sender is close. This film shows how social dating can be risky, and you never know how quickly a turn of events can occur.

Third, on the shorter side with a run time of 102 minutes, Together is a newer horror film released last July. It is a sweet love story that takes a turn for the worse after Tim Brassington (Dave Franco) and Millie Wilson (Alison Brie) move into a new countryside home before everything unravels. This thriller will keep viewers on the edge of their seats from start to finish.

Finally, Heretic is an unsettling, psychological thriller that was released last Summer, starring Hugh Grant, Sophie Thatcher, and Chloe East. Thatcher and East play two missionaries as they go door-to-door. After speaking to Mr. Reed (Grant), the missionaries become trapped in his house and are left to make many decisions that could result in life or death.

Are there more than four horror films? Of course there are. Everyone knows the classics for Halloween fright (Michael Myers, anyone?), but the list above will take viewers into a new generation of fear.

In the words of Kevin McCallister from Home Alone I, “I’m not afraid anymore!”

Now, be sure to triple-check your locked doors before pushing “Play”. 👻

{Information for this article was gathered from Rotten Tomatoes.}

First Quarter Frenzy

By: BHS News Staff

October 14, 2025

Already halfway through October, BHS is in the final week of the first quarter. Time to lock in for the last few days.

With the latest news, last Thursday, BHS hosted a Financial Aid Informational session for students. The special speaker, Mr. Doug Boes from College Now, helped explain the process for financial aid for future college students. Additionally, BHS has also had college representatives from multiple schools come in to give presentations. Seniors, if you are college-bound, talk to your counselors about schools that will stop by Brooklyn throughout the year. Make sure you sign up for these sessions.

Also, last week, Key Club hosted its first “Start with Hello Week”. This is an annual event created by Sandy Hook Promise that encourages students and school communities to include and connect with others, especially those who seem lonely or isolated. BHS has implemented this tradition for many years and will conduct one of these weeks during every quarter.

Moving forward, this Friday, BHS will have its Senior Night where seniors for football, marching band, and cheerleading will be recognized for their talents and Hurricane pride. Additionally, at the end of the football game, there will be fireworks for the crowd to enjoy. We hope to see everyone on Friday evening showing their Hurricane support and rocking their Blue and Gold.

As a reminder, next Wednesday (October 22) is the schoolwide PSAT. Make sure to get a good night of sleep, eat a nutritious breakfast, arrive at your testing location early, and do your best.

Finally, here is the October calendar:

October 14: 2027 Europe Trip Meeting (6:00)
October 16: End of the First Quarter
October 22: PSAT 8-11
October 24: Lakeland Community College Experience Lakeland Day
October 31: Halloween 🎃

Have a great week, Hurricanes!

{To stay updated with the Brooklyn City School District, make sure to click here.}

Senior Spotlight: Logan Westfall

By: BHS Senior Spotlights Staff

October 10, 2025

Chosen for this week’s Senior Spotlight is Logan Westfall. Logan’s plans after graduation are to work at the Cleveland Clinic. What he likes to do in his free time consists of spending time with his friends, whether that is over the phone, in-person, or texting. A fun fact about him is that when he is with his friends, he never stops talking.

Q: When you look back at BHS in later years, what will you remember the most?

A: “All of the memories with my friends, using Snapchat filters on each other and saving those pictures for the memories, and laughing my butt off with all of them. I love my friends a lot, and I do not know who I would be without them.”

Q: What is the most challenging aspect of being a senior?

A: “I would say having little-to-no motivation most of the time. Senioritis is hitting me harder than I thought it would.”

Q: Did you have any embarrassing moments in high school that you can laugh about now?

A: “The most embarrassing moment was when my Stanley cup fell off of a table and broke. It was during Biology class, but this happened again. One time, a lid broke, and the other time, a handle broke. I dropped it accidentally in the hallway the other time, and everyone looked at me. It was embarrassing to me.”

Q: What is your favorite holiday?

A: “Christmas. I love seeing the beautiful snow outside, the family time that revolves around the holiday, and seeing everyone’s happy expressions.”

Q: Who is your hero?

A: “My mom. She helps me a lot with my medical work and with some other things I need help with.”

Q: If you could move anywhere in the country, where would you move to?

A: “Florida. I have been there many different times, and I fell in love with everything there. The scenery is beautiful, and I just love it.”

Q: What is the hardest decision that you have ever made?

A: “Polaris choices. I had a couple of different choices I wanted to go with, but I had to narrow it down to just one. I had a hard time choosing. In the end, I was happy with my final decision.”

Q: Out of your entire school career, what teacher has been your biggest inspiration or influence?

A: “Mr. Verba. He was always nice to me, helped me during class, and I loved him as a teacher. He was amazing, and I miss him a lot.”

Thank you so much for your time, Logan. We hope this year goes well for you. You will do great.

Celebrating Soccer Seniors

By: BHS Sports Staff

October 9, 2025

Earlier this week, both the boys and girls soccer teams hosted their respective senior nights. The boys (4-8-2) faced off against the Garrett Morgan Falcons (8-3), while the girls (1-13) took on the Barberton Magics (2-9-3).

A special moment as the boys game got underway occurred when senior Elias DeLeon, who has missed the entire season due to an injury, handled the kickoff and took a knee before walking off to a standing ovation.

As for the game itself, the boys got on the board quickly, three minutes in, when senior Napoleon Davies scored off of a corner kick pass from fellow senior Jaime Villasmil-Leon.

The Falcons would then put up back-to-back goals in the 18th and 28th minutes to take a 2-1 lead, but the Hurricanes responded with two more goals of their own, one from senior Youssef Elouardighi in the 34th minute and one from Villasmil-Leon in the 37th minute to give the Hurricanes a 3-2 lead at the half.

Too close for comfort, the Hurricanes went on the attack in the second half as Davies scored two goals in the 50th and 51st minutes to give himself the hat trick. Elouardighi soon scored his second goal of the contest in the 52nd minute, and just like that, the Hurricanes blew the door open and were now up 6-2.

Davies later scored his fourth goal of the contest in the 56th minute to give the Hurricanes a 7-2 lead, and the game would be capped off with Villasmil-Leon’s second goal of the game in the 78th minute to give the Hurricanes a dominant victory.

Final Score: Brooklyn 8, Garrett Morgan 2

Great job, boys!

The boys will be back home for the final game of the regular season this Saturday against the Firestone Falcons at 12:00.

In between games, the boys recognized seniors Angel Torres, Elias DeLeon, Jayden Chin, Jaime Villasmil-Leon, Youssef Elouardighi, Napoleon Davies, Reymon Carrasquillo, and Abdulrahman Alhalmoushe. The girls also recognized their seniors Lauren Atanacio, Nicolle Thomas Garcia, Kayla Flanagan, Yasmeen Issa, Gianna Garcia, Olivia Blechschmid, Emily Chicharro, Jarianny Dominguez-Calderon, and Madison Gaughan.

Onto the girls game. The Hurricanes had great defense throughout the first half; however, the visiting Magics struck in the 31st and 34th minutes to give them a 2-0 lead heading into the break. In the second half, Barberton tacked on another goal in the 46th minute to put them up 3-0.

The Hurricanes held strong throughout the second half, but the Magics scored again in the 62nd minute to give them a commanding 4-0 lead.

However, with under a minute to go, the Hurricanes had a shot to do something special with a breakaway, and sure enough, Atanacio placed an excellent pass to sophomore Reese Alonso who scored with 30 seconds left in the home finale.

A special moment for the girls as Alonso will lead the next generation of Brooklyn girls soccer players.

Final Score: Barberton 4, Brooklyn 1

Congratulations to all of the seniors for their hard work, dedication, and perseverance throughout the whole season and their high school careers.

Below is the upcoming schedule for Brooklyn Hurricanes Athletics.

October 9: Volleyball @ Beachwood (6:00)
October 10: Football @ Trinity (7:00)
October 11: Boys Soccer vs. Firestone (12:00)

Go Canes!

{For up-to-date events and schedules, visit Brooklyn Hurricanes Athletics.}

Hip-Hop or Halloween?

By: BHS Features Staff

October 8, 2025

While Cleveland is not the birthplace of Hip-hop, it does have its fair share of historical artists.

East 99th’s Bone Thugs-n-Harmony paved the way in the 1990s with their melodic prowess and emotional storytelling. Further Southeast was Scott Mescudi, commonly known as Kid Cudi, who was in a similar vein of rap using personal lyrics and instrumentation.

With Hip-hop playing a big part in Cleveland, there happen to be a lot of rap shows coming to the 2-1-6 in this month alone.

Tonight, Ice Cube, the star of many infamous movies and N.W.A. member, will take over Rocket Arena. With a tour average of 120 minutes of music, it will be a show that is worth every penny. Tickets for tonight range from $50 to $180.

Later this week, Kevin Gates, who has seen viral success on the Internet over the past few years, is hitting up Cleveland on Saturday, October 11. He will be playing an energy-filled set at Jacob’s Pavilion with tickets from $70 to $160.

Finally, Tee Grizzley is coming to Cleveland. Known for his hard-hitting lyrics and high-energy performances, Tee Grizzly is bringing his raw talent and unique storytelling to the stage. Fans can expect to hear hits like “First Day Out” and “Satish,” along with new tracks that showcase this Detroit Native’s growth and grind. Get ready for an unforgettable night on Friday, October 17, at 7:30 at The Grog Shop. Entry is $25 in advance and $30 on the actual date.

Cleveland’s music scene is heating up as some of the biggest names in Hip-hop get ready to hit the stage. These concerts do not just bring great music, they also bring energy, culture, and a connection to the heart of Cleveland.

So, Hip-hop or Halloween? Unlike the temporary celebration of Halloween, Hip-hop provides a constant, year-round platform for social interaction and brotherhood.

October Hip-hop is here, so if you love the genre, this is the time to show up and experience these great artists LIVE!

{Information sourced from Ticketmaster.}