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Red Cup Sunday ~ April 22nd

1:13 PM PDT on April 20, 2012

The Downtown GetDown Rooftop Party!!!
RED CUP SUNDAY!!!
Sunday Fundays in LA are baaaaack!

RED CUP SUNDAYS: Rooftop Downtown Los Angeles - @The Rooftop at ICON

SUNDAY April 22, 2012 | 2pm - 9pm

Strategic DOPE Musical Selections by DJs:
NEIL ARMSTRONG
(NY / LA / Worldwide - JAY Z's Tour DJ)

+ DJ TWIST & JOEY RADIKAL

Bangin' Beats On Drums:
DENISE / MS. D-NICE

Master of ceremonies:
PARIS PAUL

Plus LIVE Graff / Live Painting by:
GERMIZM & Pablo Damas / SickOneDot

+Sunday Treats:

Grub, Sunshine, Cabanas, Drinks, Strategic Beats, Tasty Micheladas, Sangria, Goodtimes...

++Drink Specials Before 5pm!

$3 Sangria, $3 Micheladas, $3 Beers, $5 Tall Boys

21+ Sexy gets you in | Positive Audience Only
EARLY ARRIVAL IS STRONGLY ENCOURAGED

For Cabana / Bottle RSVP & Guest List RSVP

Email: chakis@rockbotlive.com

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