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Eagle Rock Music Festival ~ Eagle Rock

2:02 PM PDT on October 3, 2007

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Colorado Blvd. between Eagle Rock Blvd. & Argus ~ Eagle Rock ~ Saturday, Oct. 6 ~ 5pm - midnight ~ FREE

www.myspace.com/eaglerockmusicfestival

This weekend is the free 9th annual Eagle Rock Music Festival, a street festival spanning 6 blocks of Colorado Boulevard in Eagle Rock, from 5pm-midnight. 2 main stages and more than 11 showcases of diverse music- mostly local and independent bands. See a full line up of the 40 bands on myspace.com. A lot of heart and tremendous energy has gone into creating this festival for the community. Top Los Angeles taco truck La Estrella will be there!

THE EAGLE ROCK MUSIC FESTIVAL IS A FREE, ALL AGES, ALL GENRES FESTIVAL THAT TAKES OVER THE STREETS OF EAGLE ROCK, OCTOBER 6, 5PM-MIDNIGHT. Global, jazz, emerging rock, eclectic pop, underground hip hop, latin, funk, punk, rock, dub, soul, americana, reggae, dance, zydeco, some experimental torch songs too...

40 ARTISTS INCLUDE:

CHUCHITO VALDÉS- UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF GIANTS-DENGUE FEVER- JESSICA FICHOT- THE PITY PARTY- MARIACHI DIVAS- MIA DOI TODD AND ANDRES RENTERIA-HECUBA-REGGAE WITH BLACK SHAKESPEARE + THE KING ROCKERS - THE FRONT-TEDDY'S CHEER CLUB-THE MONOLATORS-A HIP HOP SHOWCASE CURATED BY FIDEL OF KPFK'S DIVINE FORCES RADIO FEATURING CARLOS NIÑO, DJ ORATOR, OLMECA, REBELS TO THE GRAIN, DJ SANTANA + MIKE THE POET- AND MORE!

PRODUCED BY COUNCILMEMBER JOSE HUIZAR AND CENTER FOR THE ARTS, EAGLE ROCK.

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Erich Redson
Former editor of L.A. Taco. I still live in Los Angeles but mainly just hang out at parks and stare off into the distance.

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