Flo Rida hit the stage at the Roxy on Sunday night with the help of some special guests, including Flavor Flav, Pleasure P and 7-year-old B-Boy prodigy, Jalen.

Flo Rida teamed up with MySpace Music to bring an unforgettable free show to the legendary west coast venue, in support of his new album R.O.O.T.S. which dropped on March 31.

The first single off of his sophomore album, "Right Round," has broken all previous digital download records, having locked in the #1 spot for 12 weeks, until last week when it was pushed to #2 by Lady GaGa's "Poker Face." Now Flo Rida is bringing that same success it to the stage, with an upcoming show in London on April 13, and more Stateside dates scheduled for later this year …

Check out photos from Flo Rida's free MySpace Music show right here!

MySpace Music has had a long, hard road to launch, what with the lack of a firm debut date, no CEO, etc. But now, according to a British report, the site is getting slammed by indie labels, who feel like they're being frozen out. Some even claim they've been blocked from uploading their own music. As a joint venture with three of the major labels, which control 70 percent of the U.S. recorded music biz, the service could face antitrust lawsuits before it even launches.
 
Get the full story about MySpace Music's battle with the indies here.