The Jam w/ Davey D (Hardknock Radio) & Ren the Vinyl Archaeologist

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The Jam w/ Davey D (Hardknock Radio) & Ren the Vinyl Archaeologist

Time: June 28, 2014 at 10pm to June 29, 2014 at 2am
Location: The Rock Steady, Oakland
Street: 1741 San Pable Ave.
City/State: Oakland, CA
Info/Tickets/Map: http://therock-steady.com/
Event Type: bay area, oakland
Organized By: True Skool
Latest Activity: Jun 11, 2014

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SATURDAY JUNE 28

True Skool presents

THE JAM

Golden Era Hip Hop Classics

On the Wheels of Steel:

Davey D (Hardknock KPFA)

Ren the Vinyl Archaeologist

@ The Rock Steady, 1741 San Pablo Ave, Oakland

21+ | 10pm-2am | FREE ALL NIGHT

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