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Embrace the Bass feat. DJ Lord (Public Enemy), Ren the Vinyl Archaeologist, Rocker T...
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Time: February 21, 2014 at 10pm to February 22, 2014 at 5am
Location: Secret underground location, Oakland
City/State: Oakland, CA
Info/Tickets/Map: https://djlordoaklandundergro…
Event Type: bay area, oakland
Organized By: VΣℵU§ ₱RΦDU¢TI∅ℵ§
Latest Activity: Feb 20, 2014
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FRIDAY, FEB 21
VΣℵU§ ₱RΦDU¢TI∅ℵ§ ₱RΣ$ΣℵT§:
ΣμβRACΣ τHΣ βAŜŜ
featuring:
♦ DJ LORD of Public Enemy
♦ DJUNYA (Low Dubs/Aorta)
♦ Cruz (Venus)
♦ DJ CENTIPEDE of MOPHONO (CB Records)
♦ Ren the Vinyl Archaeologist (True Skool)
♦ Rocker-T (Jah Warrior Shelter)
♦ Lud Dub (Cosmic Vibe)
♦ DJ Malachi (Luv Luv Radio)
♦ Reid Richards - Master of Ceremonies
⬇ $15 Pre Sales available // $25 at the door ⬇
https://djlordoaklandunderground.eventbrite.com/
► 10pm - 5am
► 21+
► Carousel ballroom dance floor
► Two rooms of epic music
► Big outdoor chill/smoking area
~~~~~Directions to be posted here the night of the event
Taking the quality of the underground music scene to the next level, the Ancient Youth Audio Void Sound System is back again and ready to blast a variety of genres including Reggae, Trap, Hip Hop, Future Bass, & Juke. Ancientyouth Soundsystem exclusively utilizes Void Audio Speakers to provide the most incredible listening experience available today and are used in some of the top clubs in the world, as well as some of the biggest festivals. Come out to party under the stars, dance in a one-of-a-kind carousel ball room dance hall, and wander around to catch live artists and dancers tappin' into the flow throughout the night.
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