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ReggaeGoldSF Blazin Til 5am @ The End Up
Event Details
Time: November 8, 2008 at 10pm
Location: The End Up
Street: 401 - 6th Street
City/State: San Francisco
Info/Tickets/Map: http://www.myspace.com/reggae…
Event Type: Reggae, Dancehall, After, Hours
Organized By: Spicey Promotions
Latest Activity: Nov 8, 2008
Event Description
ReggaeGoldSF
10pm - 5am
Voted 2008 "Best of the Bay on Both Sides of the Bay"
-SF Bay Guardian
"The Party So Nice...We Had To Do It Twice!"
Every 2nd & 4th Saturday of the Month
Dancehall * Soca * Reggae Remixes * Riddims
Featuring The Hottest Sound Systems in the Bay Area:
Resident Djs:
Polo Moquuz (13th Tribe)
Daddy Rolo (Lonestar Sound)
DJ Mendoja (Lonestar Sound)
This twice a month event has become a foundation on the San Francisco Bay Area Reggae Dancehall scene : Over 5 years strong, Reggae Gold is now the most anticipated after hour event in Northern California Now the Reggae Gold Family have decided to bridge the gap and expand to the East Bay : You can find us jammin every
4th Saturday @ Karibbean City in Oakland
Reggae Gold is at the forefront of bringing the masses by fusing together, the latest riddims, dancehall, soca, & hiphop mashups. Every 2nd & 4th Saturday, Reggae Gold will continue to provide you with irie vibrations, and positivity through culture and music in the dancehall. So, step inside the realm, it all goes down inside...
The End Up
401 – 6th Street @ Harrison Street
San Francisco
Doors Open @ 10pm
Goin After Hours
Dress Code Strictly Enforced
No White Tees, No Sneakers
21 + w/ valid ID
www. reggaegoldsf. com
The Riddim, The Vibe, The People!!!
THE REGGAE GOLD FAMILY SAYS THANK YOU FOR ALL THE SUPPORT!
GUESTLIST ACCESS IS VALID ONLY BETWEEN
THE HOURS OF 10:00PM – 11:00PM
SEND FIRST & LAST NAMES TO THE GET ON
THE GUESTLIST $5 BEFORE 11:00PM
CLICK HERE ON THE LINK TO EMAIL NAMES
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