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Win Tickets to POW FEST ~ September 6th

11:41 AM PDT on August 18, 2015

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The essential L.A. Hip Hop site PASSION OF THE WEISS celebrates 10 years in the game with a special POW FEST at the Echo on September 6th featuring some of L.A.'s best artists. We've also been told there will be surprise guests so get your tickets now before they sell out.

Want to win tickets? We have one pair for a lucky L.A. Taco reader. All you have to do is join or already be a subscriber to our mailing list, and then tweet us @LATACO with #POWFEST or comment below with the answer to this question: What is your favorite L.A. rap tune of the year so far? We will pick a random winner by Sunday.

More Details:
Passion of the Weiss 10 Year Anniversary Celebration
Boogie, Nocando, Saba, Chester Watson, Delroy Edwards, Open Mike Eagle
Sun, September 6, 2015
4:00 pm
The Echo
Los Angeles, California

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