Pictures from Make Music Pasadena 2008.
Held at several locations around Pasadena and featuring 50 performers/bands/musicians, Make Music Pasadena was very successful.
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Some of the bands I got to see perform and have pictures of include Nortec Collective(on Nacional Records), I got to meet Natalia Linares, Abe and some of the staff. Great team. Later in the day around 6pm Kinky performed for nearly 2 hours in front of thousands of fans. They had the fans going crazy. There was even a makeshift pit on Holly Street! In the blistering heat the music endured as the fans did.
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Wednesday, June 18, 2008
Make Music Pasadena
Yes, that's exactly what we need...another summer music festival!
Make Music Pasadena is a FREE music festival that takes place this weekend (Saturday, June 21st). The line-up includes: The Raveonettes, Dengue Fever, Kinky, The Little Ones, Nortec Collective's Bostich and Fussible, Meiko, Autolux, Plasticines, Jesca Hoop, Division Day and Everest.
Make Music Pasadena takes place throughout the main districts in Pasadena, including Old Pasadena, One Colorado, the Playhouse District, and throughout the city.
On that day, sidewalks, parks, courtyards, alleys, building lobbies and other unconventional performance spaces will become spontaneous musical stages where artists will perform at six themed main stages.
All performances are free and open to the public.
Get the complete schedule right here
Make Music Pasadena is a FREE music festival that takes place this weekend (Saturday, June 21st). The line-up includes: The Raveonettes, Dengue Fever, Kinky, The Little Ones, Nortec Collective's Bostich and Fussible, Meiko, Autolux, Plasticines, Jesca Hoop, Division Day and Everest.
Make Music Pasadena takes place throughout the main districts in Pasadena, including Old Pasadena, One Colorado, the Playhouse District, and throughout the city.
On that day, sidewalks, parks, courtyards, alleys, building lobbies and other unconventional performance spaces will become spontaneous musical stages where artists will perform at six themed main stages.
All performances are free and open to the public.
Get the complete schedule right here
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