Open Bar Entertainment

Open Bar is a record label founded in late 1995 by Xzibit.

Open Bar Entertainment
Parent companyEntertainment One Music
FoundedLate 1995
FounderXzibit
Distributor(s)Entertainment One Music
GenreHip hop
Country of originUS
LocationDetroit, Michigan

Xzibit stated "I started a label called Open Bar, being that I gotta take advantage of everything that's happening around me right now, I just feel like Likwit Crew never got our fair share in the market place. Whether it was us, whether it was the promotion, whether it was the label...that's not for me to argue about. But what I can do is, since I got my hands around the opportunity, I'll of course, embrace my family members and bring them to the table with me. The first person I signed was King Tee. I also signed Defari and I'm bringing the Golden State Warriors over there. So I'm gonna go ahead and we're going to develop them, and bring them into the circle, putting my family together, coming out correctly."[1]

Current artists

Discography
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References
  1. XZIBIT CENTRAL - Open Bar Records

    See also
    • List of record labels
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