RED Majesty Von Vargas Album Premier Party

The Time has  finally come and the Great News is confirmed. Von Vargas will be celebrating the release of his anticipated album Forever Christiano. The celebration will be on Fri. April 23, 2010 @ 8pm. The location is the historic 1840's Plaza in Downtown Baltimore minutes from the famous Inner Harbor. This Celebration will be 2 Floors of Music, Networking, and Live Performances. For More Info Check out the Red Majesty Page. DMV...STAND UP!!!!

Von Partners w/ Lion Heart Project

Von Partners w/ Lion Heart Project for the "DON'T DIE YOUNG" Campaign for youth and young adults abroad. The campaign is still in it's developing stages, brought to you by Lion Heart Project. Lion Heart specifically chose Von Vargas as it's spokesperson. Stay Tuned for more news to come!

The Hitlist Mixtape (Dj S.O.P & Von Vargas)

Great News for Von Vargas fans!!!! The Hitlist mixtape is Finished and will soon be up for FREE DOWNLOAD
for hip hop fans across the world. Stay Tuned. Check Out Samples HERE @ vonvargasmusic.com
Thanks to Christiano Music's  DJ S.O.P.
Forever Christiano  Coming April 2010

Von Vargas Gives Listening Party for Forever Chris

Von Vargas Held Listening Party for Forever Christiano @ The Luxury Car Organization "Maserati of Baltimore". The night was an evening of elegance as the guest arrived to free valet parking, red carpet, a painter (courtesy of artscream) painting the atmosphere on site, music, lite menu, and a slew of the finest Maseratis and Ferraris. Von performed a selective number of cuts from his upcoming album Forever Christiano which the guest enjoyed tremendously. The affair began with a young opera singer Chelsea Greene as she wowed the audience with a unique italian piece. Von hit the stage afterwards and gave his life and passion through his music. Guest pre ordered the upcoming album due to be released Early 2010. Be on the lookout for Forever Christiano. You can contact 410-701-0VON to pre order your copy. Thank You to ALL that attended the listening party. A Very Special Thank You goes out to: Allison Lawrence, Krystal Smith, Cheronda Woods, Malika, Rozanna and Chris Hightower, Sabrina Carroll, Wayne S., and Artscream.com.

Von Vargas @ Bowie Center/Performing Arts Again

Von Vargas is featured on the Urban Inspire Tour once again on September 11, 2009. The Tour will include: Lisa McClendon, Charity, and others. The location is The Bowie Center for Performing Arts. Tickets are $15 in Advance and $20 @ the door. Contact 410-701-0VON

Von Vargas Prepares for Dual Video Shoot

Von Vargas is currently preparing for dual video shoot for first two singles to be released from upcoming Album Forever Christiano. Von is working closely with Film Director Steve Boone to bring some heat on HD for fans. Stay Tuned. Video shoot is scheduled for August 29 and 30. For more info or if you would like to be apart submit a request to vonvargas@gmail.com.

Von Vargas @ Bowie Center for Performing Arts

Von Vargas hits the Bowie Center for Performing Arts as a guest artist along with Leon Timbo, Charity, Angelia Robinson, hosted by former radio personality Cheryl Jackson. The date is June 11, 2009. Tickets are $15 in advance and $20 @ the door. Contact Inspiretours@aol.com

Von V currently hard @ work on FOREVER CHRISTIANO

Von Vargas releases The Scarlet Letter Mix 9-16-08

Von Vargas releases new project: The Scarlet Letter Mixtape. This is a must have for hip-hop fans across the world.

Von Vargas & Supporters help to raise funds

Thank You all who joined Von Vargas and team @ the Release Benefit Concert and Fashion Show. We had a ball. We were also able to raise a few hundreds of dollars for some students in need. Special Thanks to : Dr. Harris, Senator Verna Jones, Danielle & Signature Ink Models, Arisma, Sach and The Suite Crew, Remedy Boutique, Longevity, The Nature Depot, K.I.P Klothing, Crystal Lene, Elizabeth Bell, Da Fisherman, Quincy Phillips, Kevin Bright, DJ S.O.P, DJ Craig B, and all who participated. We could not have done it without you. The Saving Sojourner Campaign continues. Please consider in your heart to sponsor a child for this school year. Contact CDG 410-922-0146 or Sojourner Christian Academy 410-265-8889.

Listen to Von Vargas LIVE

Listen to Von Vargas LIVE on air on Friday August 26 from 8pm-10pm. Von Vargas will be the featured gust on "The Takeover" w/ Jeff 'JT' Tyler 1580 am sister station to WPGC 95.5fm. . The call in number is 1-888-432-1580. Call in and holla or ask Von questions personally.

Von Vargas in July's Issue of IndieHype Magazine

Von Vargas just recently completed an interveiw w/ IndieHype Magazine. The July issue will feature a full interveiw w/ Von Vargas along w/ other well know celebrities like Lil Flip, Ryan Leslie, Missy Elliot and more. 

Von Vargas approached by *****/ Warner Music

Von Vargas has recently been approaced by executives from *****/Warner Music for a P & D Deal. No negotiations have been made as of yet however  Von Vargas Music would like to thank ***** for possible consideration.

Von Vargas reveiwed by Myspace Records

Von Vargas has currently been under reveiw by a&r's @ Myspace Records.  Von Vargas Music is searching for the right partnerships. Our goals are P & D Deals or Label Deals. Stay Tuned.

Von Vargas joins Students for Pro-Test March

Students to State: Fully Fund Education Kelsey Volkmann (Kelsey Volkmann/Examiner) Students march in downtown Baltimore on Wednesday to demand the state of Maryland fully fund education. Oct 17, 2007 6:22 PM (36 days ago) by Kelsey Volkmann, The Examiner BALTIMORE (Map, News) - Chanting "Who's money? Our money!" more than 200 students and protesters from around Baltimore took to the streets Wednesday to march while asking for increased funding for public schools. The Baltimore Algebra Project routinely pickets to raise awareness about Bradford vs. Maryland State Board of Education, when a judge ruled in 1996 that the state underfunded Baltimore City students by $800 million. The March for Jobs and Education started at City Hall and continued past the Inner Harbor as protesters held signs that read, "No education, no life." "We are tired of them cutting funding for schools," said Ryan Mason, one of the march organizers. "It goes against the students and against the public so we are taking back the streets." Even local hip-hop artists, including Von Vargas, attended. "They spend money on everything else so students who want to take advantage of the educational system can't," Vargas said. kvolkmann@baltimoreexaminer.com Article Link:http://www.examiner.com/a-995220~Students_to_state__Fully_fund_education.html

VonVargas performs@ Anti Gang Summit w/ Sen. Jones

Sen. Verna Jones Leads Weekend Anti-Gang Summit Donna Marie Owens BALTIMORE, MD (2007-10-22) Rap music fills the auditorium of Mount Saint Joseph High School in West Baltimore, where several dozen kids, parents and community members have assembled on a Saturday morning for an anti-gang summit. Von Vargas, a Urban Inspirational hip-hop artist, is spitting out inspirational rhymes that stress faith, and non-violence. Resisting violence and steering clear of gangs--were common themes during the day-long summit. The meeting also included guest speakers that youth could relate to, like the rapper: Von Vargas, plus resource information and workshops that tackled topics ranging from gangs, to behavior management. The event was co-sponsored by State Senator Verna Jones, who represents the 44th Legislative District, the Community Building Network, a group of neighborhood associations and leaders. Sen. Jones, whose district includes West and Southwest Baltimore, said many of her constituents are concerned about gangs and their growing influence over Baltimore's youth. IC: I was hearing that gangs have a presence in the schools. They're starting to infiltrate into elementary schools. IC: Plus the community organizational leaders saying we need to focus on this. There are deaths happening. There's not an underground movement anymore, this is above ground." Indeed, some city school educators at Saturday's event acknowledged the presence of gangs at their schools, and police say they've identified dozens of gangs wearing their colors, including the Bloods and Crips. Stephanie Covington is one of the principals at Booker T. Washington Middle School in West Baltimore. IC: "Yes, we do have gangs at Booker T. But the remedy to that is to have activities of interest that will pull the best out of the children. Covington and Dean Scott, a counselor and teacher at the school, brought nearly a dozen young male students to the summit, all part of a school mentoring group called Male Minds Moving. Dean Scott explains the acronym for MOVING. IC: "Motivation, organized, vivacious, independent, N is for noble, and G, gentlemen. Malik Gregory, 13, is president of that group. He and other participants said they'd heard about gangs, but also knew of their negative consequences. IC: "I think that children should stay out of gangs and also adults and teenagers. Because it all add up to death, killing and being in jail. To keep kids from wanting to join gangs in the first place, youth minister Benjamin Barnwell of New Creation Church of Jesus Christ in Southwest Baltimore, spoke about peer pressure, fitting in. He also posed some sobering questions to the kids. IC: How many of you know somebody under the age of 16, who's in jail. Put your hands down. How many of you know somebody under the age of 16, who has been arrested? Nearly every child in the room raised their hands. Rev. Barnwell urged the young people to make sound choices and consult positive adults whether they needed information about gangs, or other challenges they face, while coming of age. IC: The message is focused on their power to influence their own future. And three key factors, we want them to pay attention to. The power that they have to learn, the power that they have to lead, the power that they have to love.' The kids seemed to take positive messages away from the summit. For instance, Deonte Austin, 13, says he's too busy planning for his future to join a gang. IC:"I want to be an ornithologist, who studies birds. Or if that doesn't work, a lawyer or a NFL player. Organizers said that if even one youngster who participated came away with additional motivation and determination to stay on the right track, and away from gangs, then the summit was a success. I'm Donna Marie Owens, reporting in Baltimore, for 88-1, WYPR. © Copyright 2007, WYPR Listen To The Article Here: http://stream.publicbroadcasting.net/production/mp3/wypr/local-wypr-641728.mp3 Read The Article Here: http://www.publicbroadcasting.net/wypr/news.newsmain?action=article&ARTICLE_ID=1169900&sectionID=1