Donnell Rawlings

Dave Chappelle has been holding intimate, socially distanced comedy shows near his hometown of Dayton, Ohio this summer, including a recent one with a controversial guest.

Common, Tiffany Haddish, Talib Kweli, DJ Trauma, Michelle Wolf, Donnell Rawlings, Talib Kweli, Cipha Sounds, Questlove, Mo Amer, Issa Ali, and more were also on hand for the July 4 shindig.

'The New Negroes,' which Open Mike Eagle co-created with comedian Baron Vaughn, will also feature MF Doom, Hannibal Buress, Lizzo, Father, Phonte, Method Man, and Sammus in upcoming episodes.

The Chappelle-hosted comedy, music, and more show also included Talib Kweli, Lupe Fiasco, Bilal, Robert Glasper, DJ D-Nice, and still more.

Dave Chappelle celebrated his 30th anniversary as a comedian with a 16-show residency at Radio City, which wrapped up last night (8/24). The final night was a double celebration, as it was also Dave's birthday party. As announced, the guests were Ali Wong, John Mayer, and a DJ set from Lil Jon.…

The second to last night of Dave Chappelle's 16-show Radio City residency was last night (8/23), and it had some major surprise guests. The announced guests were Yasiin Bey (aka Mos Def) and Talib Kweli, who played some Black Star songs together...

Like at her headlining set at Panorama last month, Solange played with the whole stage drenched in red, her extremely tight band in matching outfits, and she again filled the stage at one point with 20 or 30 horn players...

Every show so far has had some surprise unannounced guests, but this was the only one actually billed as "Very Special Guest," so you knew it had to be legitimately special. And it was. Chappelle's guest was Kendrick, who played a full set of fan favorites.

Chappelle's Radio City run continues on Saturday (8/12) with Michael Che & Colin Jost (and Leslie Jones), whose new 'Weekend Update' summer edition premiered last night.

After resting for a couple nights, Dave Chappelle continued his 16-show Radio City residency last night with neo-soul great Erykah Badu, who Chappelle called "the Khaleesi of hip hop, breaker of chains."