The hip-hop artist is scheduled to perform across the September 18–20 Chanze2Star Music Festival as he prepares to release his next album September 29.
Hip-hop artist 2Dollarsigns, also known as Jaime’ Fenderson, is scheduled for three appearances at the Chanze2Star Music Festival in Richmond, Virginia, from September 18–20, 2026. The performances come during the lead-up to his forthcoming album, Loss Taught Me Power.
The three-day booking gives 2Dollarsigns a chance to bring his music to live audiences shortly before the project’s planned September 29 release.
Three Days, Three Stages in Richmond
According to his promotional schedule, 2Dollarsigns is set to perform on the Star Stage at 63Thirty5 Restaurant, 6335 Jahnke Road, on Friday, September 18.
He is then scheduled to appear on the Chanze2Star Main Stage at Dogwood Dell on Saturday, September 19, followed by an appearance on the Chanze Stage on Sunday, September 20.
The festival brings independent artists together for live performances and opportunities to connect with audiences and other music professionals. For 2Dollarsigns, the scheduled appearances offer a platform to introduce listeners to his music as his album release approaches.
Building Momentum for Loss Taught Me Power
The Richmond dates are part of the rollout for Loss Taught Me Power, a project exploring adversity, resilience and personal growth. Its title reflects the idea of drawing strength from difficult experiences.
The album is scheduled for release September 29. Its digital streaming version contains 17 tracks. The full 18-track version, available through the artist’s Command Hub, includes the exclusive song “Talk’n About Me.”
Listeners can visit LossTaughtMePower.com for the Command Hub version and more information about the full LTMP experience.
As the release date nears, the Chanze2Star bookings give 2Dollarsigns an opportunity to connect his live performances with the story behind the new project.
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As a trained musician and vocalist, Hulda got exposed to the industry in her twenties and has worked on projects with iconic figures such as the Chiffons, the Last Poets, and Montell Jordan, to name a few. Her passion for music extended past the stage on to the page when she began to write ad copy and articles as a freelancer for several underground publications.
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