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The Roc is in the Building

Jay Z's 4:44 tour hits the Moda Center with special guest Vic Mensa [12.14.17]

Music by Todd CooperPosted on 12/15/2017
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Tags: 4:44 / 4:44 tour / concert photography / Hov / Jay Z / Moda Center / Oregon / Photo Gallery / Photos by Todd Cooper / Portland / Roc Nation / Rose Quarter / Vic Mensa
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