><figcaption>Ludacris to perform at Honda Battle of the Bands (PRNewsFoto/Honda)</figcaption></figure> <p>Hometown legend Ludacris will dazzle an expected capacity crowd at the 2016 Honda Battle of the Bands (HBOB) <strong>Invitational Showcase</strong>. The marching band event of the year will be held January 30, 2016 in Atlanta. Get tickets now: https://www.hondabattleofthebands.com/ticketsTalented student musicians from the nation’s Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU) will once again provide a unique display of showmanship, high-energy music and carefully curated choreography during the 14th annual <strong>HBOB</strong>.”It’s an honor to perform for these young, talented student musicians who have worked so hard to make it to the big stage, and for the <strong>HBCU</strong> community that supports them every step of the way,” said Ludacris. “Music is a force that connects and inspires young people all around the world.”The 2016 lineup consists of new and familiar HBCUs: Alabama A&M University, Alcorn State University, Bethune-Cookman University, Jackson State University, Lincoln University (PA), Prairie View A&M University, <strong>South Carolina State University</strong> and Tennessee State University. The eight bands were selected through a process that included online fan voting, as well as feedback from band directors, <strong>HBCU</strong> presidents and <strong>American Honda</strong> representatives. In addition to a $20,000 grant from Honda to support their music education programs, each participating <strong>HBCU</strong> will receive travel and accommodations to the <strong>Invitational Showcase</strong> in Atlanta.”Honda Battle of the Bands is a once-in-a-lifetime experience that helps <strong>HBCU</strong> student musicians showcase their talent, represent their communities and universities, and discover their greatness, both on and off the field,” said Steve Morikawa, Vice President, Corporate Relations and Social Responsibility, <strong>American Honda</strong>. “Ludacris has supported <strong>HBOB</strong> for many years. His presence helps the students realize how far dreams, hard work and dedication can take them, and we’re happy to welcome him back to the <strong>HBOB</strong> stage.”</p> <div class=Also Read: Atlanta EMTs Train Years for Hantavirus Outbreaks

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