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Warped Tour, 2005

Dates:

June 18: Columbus, OH

June 19: Milwaukee, WI

June 21: Maryland Heights, MO

June 22: Bonner Springs, KS

June 24: Dallas, TX

June 25: Houston, TX

June 26: Selma, TX

June 28: Las Cruces, NM

June 29: Phoenix, AZ

June 30: San Diego, CA

July 1: Long Beach, CA

July 2: San Francisco, CA

July 3: Ventura, CA

July 4: Fresno, CA

July 6: Pomona, CA

July 7: Wheatland, CA

July 8: Nampa, ID

July 9: George, WA

July 10: Saint Helens, OR

July 12: Vancouver, BC

July 14: Calgary, AB

July 15: Bozeman, MT

July 16: Salt Lake City, UT

July 17: Denver, CO

July 20: Noblesville, IN

July 21: Cleveland, OH

July 22: Cincinnati, OH

July 23: Tinley Park, IL

July 24: Minneapolis, MN

July 26: Corfu, NY

July 28: Quebec, QC

July 29: Montreal, QC

July 30: Barrie, ON

July 31: Pontiac, MI

August 1: Burgettstown, PA

August 3: Atlanta, GA

August 4: Jacksonville, FL

August 5: Tampa, FL

August 6: Pompano Beach, FL

August 7: Orlando, FL

August 8: Charlotte, NC

August 9: Virginia Beach, VA

August 10: Bristow, VA

August 11: Scranton, PA

August 12: Camden, NJ

August 13: New York City, NY

August 14: Englishtown, NJ

August 15: Northampton, MA

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Lineup:

Alexisonfire (Played 7/12-7/14)

Atreyu

Billy Idol (Played 7/6-7/8, 7/10, 7/16, 7/20, 7/22, 7/23)

The Dillinger Escape Plan (Played 7/26-8/1)

Fall Out Boy

Good Charlotte (Played 7/28)

Hawthorne Heights

My Chemical Romance

Relient K (Played 7/6-8/15)

Senses Fail

Simple Plan (Played 7/15-7/17)

The Starting Line

Story Of The Year (Played 8/3-8/15)

Thrice

The All-American Rejects (Played 6/18-7/10 and 7/15-7/26)

Avenged Sevenfold

Billy Talent (Played 7/12-7/14)

Dropkick Murphys

Gogol Bordello (Played 7/3-7/8 and 7/15-7/23)

Matchbook Romance

Mest (Played 7/4-8/15)

Millencolin (Played 7/28-8/14)

MxPx

No Use For A Name (Played 6/18-7/23)

The Offspring (Played 6/18-7/12 and 7/15-8/14)

Strung Out

The Suicide Machines (Played 7/31)

Transplants

The Bled

The Explosion (Played 6/18-7/17)

Funeral For A Friend (Played 7/20-8/15)

Horrorpops (Played 7/14)

Hot Rod Circuit (Played 8/3-8/15)

The Kinison (Played 7/20-8/15)

Mae (Played 7/20-8/15)

Motion City Soundtrack (Played 7/6-7/12 and 7/15-8/15)

Over It (Played 7/28-8/15)

Rufio (Played 7/2-7/12 and 7/15-7/17)

Reggie And The Full Effect (Played 7/7-8/15)

Saosin (Played 7/21-8/15)

Silverstein (Played 6/18-7/17)

Strike Anywhere (Played 6/18-7/2 and 7/14)

Tsunami Bomb (Played 6/18-7/1)

Underoath (Played 6/18-7/17 and 7/28-8/14)

The Unseen (Played 6/18-7/17)

The Academy Is... (Played 7/26-8/7)

The Actual (Played 6/18-6/30)

Amber Pacific (Played 7/20-8/1)

Another Damn Disappointment (Played 6/18-6/29 and 7/26-8/1)

ASG (Played 7/1-7/12, 7/15-7/17 and 8/3-8/15)

Bedouin Soundclash

Bleeding Through (Played 8/3-8/15)

The Briefs (Played 8/3-8/15)

The Dead 60s (Played 8/8-8/15)

Dorothy Sanchez (Played 7/20-8/1)

The Fight (Played 7/26-8/15)

From First To Last (Played 7/6-7/12 and 7/15-7/17)

Go Betty Go (Played 7/26-8/15)

Gratitude (Played 8/1-8/15)

Gym Class Heroes (Played 7/6-7/24)

Halifax (Played 7/6-7/24)

Hidden In Plain View (Played 6/18-7/17)

Horrorpops (Played 7/6-7/12 and 7/15-7/24)

Lost City Angels (Played 7/20-8/1)

The Matches (Played 6/18-7/17)

Near Miss (Played 7/24-7/31)

Opiate for the Masses (Played 7/14)

Plain White T's (Played 6/18-7/4)

The Riverboat Gamblers (Played 6/18-7/12, 7/15-7/24 and 8/3-8/15)

Rufio (Played 7/14)

Skindred (Played 7/20-7/24 and 8/8-8/15)

Stutterfly (Played 6/18-7/4)

Street Dogs (Played 8/3-8/15)

Throw Rag (Played 7/20-7/24, 8/1)

The Twenty Twos (Played 6/18-7/2)

Valient Thorr

A Change Of Pace (Played 7/16-7/30)

A Thorn For Every Heart (Played 8/1-8/15)

A Wilhelm Scream (Played 8/15)

Acceptance (Played 8/10-8/15)

Amber Pacific (Played 7/14)

Armor For Sleep (Played 6/18-7/17)

Before Today (Played 6/30)

Between Home And Serenity (Played 6/18-6/21)

Boys Night Out

Cartel (Played 7/31-8/1)

Darkest Hour (Played 8/13-8/15)

Day Two (Played 7/1-7/12 and 7/15-7/17)

Emery

From First To Last (Played 7/14)

The Fully Down (Played 7/14)

Gatsbys American Dream (Played 6/18-7/4)

Glory Of This (Played 8/7-8/9)

Greeley Estates

Hopesfall

June (Played 7/23-7/26)

The Junior Varsity (Played 7/20-7/22)

Mewithoutyou (Played 8/1)

Roses Are Red (Played 7/4-7/10)

Scary Kids Scaring Kids (Played 6/24-6/29 and 7/28-8/9)

So They Say (Played 6/18-6/22)

The Spill Canvas (Played 7/20-7/24)

This Day And Age (Played 8/10-8/15)

This Providence (Played 7/8-7/10)

Waking Ashland (Played 6/30-7/4)

The Working Title (Played 8/3-8/6)

Yesterday's Rising

A Change of Pace (Played 6/29)

A Thorn for Every Heart (Played 6/29-7/7)

A Wilhelm Scream (Played 7/20-7/30)

Aiden (Played 7/9)

As Tall As Lions (Played 7/26 and 8/1)

Big D and the Kids Table

Bleed the Dream

Circa Survive (Played 8/8-8/15)

EchoValve (Played 8/3-8/6)

Ethos Music Camp Band (Played 6/30-7/2)

The Feds (Played 6/18-6/28)

Her Candane (Played 7/16)

Kane Hodder (Played 7/8-7/18)

The Malcontents (Played 7/20)

Monty's Fan Club (Played 7/8-8/1 and 8/10-8/15)

Mr. Brown (Played 8/3-8/7)

Much the Same (Played 7/23)

My American Heart

Nonpoint (Played 8/3-8/9)

Opiate for the Masses

Poopan (Played 6/29-7/7)

The Receiving End Of Sirens (Played 6/18-6/28 and 8/1-8/15)

Sargent (Played 8/14)

Scary Kids Scaring Kids (Played 6/18-6/22)

The Silence (Played 6/29-7/7)

Slavic Souls Party (Played 8/11-8/12 and 8/14)

Sophomore (Played 6/22)

Split Habit (Played 7/21-7/24 and 7/28-7/30)

The Swellers (Played 7/21, 7/24)

Thin Dark Line (Played 7/26)

5 Stars For Failure (Played 7/24)

15 Minutes Late (Played 6/19)

5606 (Played 7/2)

A Day in Africa (Played 6/22)

A Day to Remember (Played 8/5)

A Sense of Belonging (Played 8/12)

A Textbook Tragedy (Played 7/12)

Abacus (Played 7/28)

Abbington (Played 6/22)

Acitone (Played 7/24)

Ahimsa Sunrise (Played 8/11)

Alivia (Played 7/14)

Amber Sky CA (Played 7/6)

Amora Savant (Played 6/19)

Animal Suit Driveby (Played 8/15)

Antagen (Played 7/1)

Ashwin (Played 8/8)

avarice.to.lace (Played 7/14)

The Awkward Romance (Played 8/3)

Bad Larry (Played 8/15)

The Belmonte Academy (Played 7/10)

Bennington (Played 6/25)

Bensin (Played 7/26)

Blank Logic (Played 7/4)

TheBleedingAlarm (Played 7/12)

BlueTurnsWhite (Played 7/10)

Boldtype (Played 7/17)

Brookside (Played 8/13)

Burning Bright (Played 7/23)

Camera (Played 7/4)

Carter Beats the Devil (Played 8/6)

Casual Drama (Played 7/15)

Catherine (Played 7/7)

Ceremonial Snips (Played 7/29)

Chasing Victory (Played 8/4)

The Classic Crime (Played 7/9)

ClearviewPA (Played 8/1)

Crane (Played 7/28)

Crashing By Design (Played 7/24)

Crooked Edge (Played 8/5)

Cute is What We Aim For (Played 7/26)

Danny Wynn and the Earthlings (Played 6/28)

Dead Letter Diaries (Played 7/1)

Dear Whoever (Played 7/10)

December Lies (Played 8/12)

Deciding Tonight (Played 8/13)

DelsonDrive (Played 7/29)

Divide the Day (Played 7/1)

Divine Endings (Played 8/9)

Don't Let Go (Played 6/29)

Drama Summer (Played 7/21)

Drawback (Played 7/26)

Drive By Romance (Played 6/24)

Dystalis (Played 7/20)

Exhaustra (Played 8/4)

Fall of Transition (Played 8/9)

Falling Closer (Played 7/10)

The Famed (Played 6/22)

Farewell (Played 8/8)

Farewell To Twilight (Played 6/19)

FATE (Played 7/7)

The Felix Culpa (Played 7/23)

Femme Fatality (Played 6/21)

FIAD (Played 8/9)

Finish the Fight (Played 6/28)

Fire At Will (Played 8/7)

Five Style Fist (Played 7/17)

Flight 409 (Played 7/4)

Flip the Switch (Played 7/7)

The Flipside (Played 6/24)

Fly By Night (Played 7/3)

Forever Changed (Played 8/7)

Four Alarm Fire (Played 7/1)

The Fully Down (Played 7/29)

Gas Can Pickup (Played 7/23)

The Ghost Cried Murder (Played 7/14)

Girl in a Coma (Played 6/26)

Glass Intrepid (Played 6/25)

Glory Nights (Played 7/12)

Gone Baby Gone (Played 8/15)

Haffo (Played 6/29)

Heavy Heavy Low Low (Played 7/2)

Heist At Hand (Played 6/25)

High Flight Society (Played 8/3)

The Hint (Played 8/10)

His Red Letters (Played 7/16)

Hit the Lights (Played 6/18)

House Of Heroes (Played 6/18)

In Camera (Played 7/16)

Inept (Played 7/23)

InMemory (Played 7/3)

Isadora (Played 8/1)

Ismada (Played 8/13)

Ject (Played 8/6)

The Josephine Love Letter (Played 6/22)

Junior Revolution (Played 7/22)

Kandace Ferrel and HeartsAcrossAmerica (Played 7/6)

Karmellas Game (Played 8/10)

Kid Innocence (Played 7/2)

Kill What I Adore (Played 6/18)

Langley (Played 7/8)

Larger Than Life (Played 6/30)

Last Tuesday (Played 8/11)

Lenore (Played 7/17)

Love Equals Death (Played 7/2)

Lowercase (Played 6/21)

Lucky For Nothing (Played 7/9)

Mercury Bullet (Played 7/4)

The Mercy League (Played 8/6)

Midnight Aria (Played 8/7)

The Mile After (Played 8/8)

Mint 6 Ten (Played 7/22)

Minus My Thoughts (Played 7/15)

Monet Madrid Madagascar (Played 7/21)

Moraine (Played 8/12)

MOTH (Played 7/22)

Motionless in White (Played 8/11)

My Hostage (Played 8/4)

My Life Story (Played 7/3)

The NAOS Project (Played 6/26)

National Product (Played 6/30)

Nikki Hurst (Played 7/12)

Novella (Played 6/21)

Off Track (Played 6/30)

One Amazing Kid (Played 8/8)

One For Hope (Played 6/28)

Otenki (Played 6/25)

Out of Options (Played 7/30)

Panic Division (Played 6/26)

Pensativa (Played 7/3)

The Pinstripes (Played 7/22)

The Pirkqlaters (Played 7/8)

Point One (Played 7/9)

Post Break Tragedy (Played 8/14)

Potty Mouth Society (Played 7/9)

Queen City Knights (Played 7/26)

Race the Sun (Played 8/9)

Radio (Played 8/6)

Ready to Fall (The Hydra Melody) (Played 6/26)

Red Knife Lottery (Played 6/19)

Red Lipstick Letter (Played 8/4)

Red Wire Morning (Played 7/6)

Redfield (Played 6/29)

Rottin Youth (Played 7/8)

Royden (Played 8/13)

Rushmore Academy (Played 6/21)

The Sainte Catherines (Played 7/29)

Saravain (Played 8/10)

The Scene (Played 6/18)

Select Start (Played 8/5)

Shift D (Played 7/30)

Shining Through (Played 6/30)

Sick City (Played 7/14)

Side Dish Sydney (Played 7/30)

Sleeper Set Sail (Played 7/30)

Sloppy Meateaters (Played 8/3)

Someday Never (Played 8/14)

Steal The Air (Played 8/14)

Straight Line Stitch (Played 8/3)

The Superspecs (Played 8/14)

Synthetic Elements (Played 7/17)

Take The Fall (Played 7/16)

The Temptation of Saint Anthony (Played 7/8)

This Awkward Silence (Played 7/21)

Throw the Fight (Played 7/24)

Tooth Fuzz (Played 7/21)

TraceMyVeins (Played 7/15)

Trackfighter (Played 7/7)

Tripleshot (Played 6/24)

Truly Changed (Played 8/7)

The Two Bit Terribles (Played 7/20)

Upper Class Trash (Played 8/5)

Uptown Stomp (Played 8/10)

Urinal Mints (Played 7/20)

Useed (Played 7/28)

Valencia (Played 8/12)

Vera Lynn (Played 6/29)

The Victory Year (Played 8/1)

The Waiting Room (Played 6/24)

We Are Lions (Played 7/6)

W.E.T. (Played 7/15)

WhenManMeetsHisMaker (Played 8/11)

Wings of Azrael (Played 8/1)

Your Name in Lights (Played 6/28)

Zox (Played 8/15)

33 West (Played 8/9)

A Void (Played 7/17)

Abrasive Wheels (Played 6/18-6/22)

Action Action (Played 8/4-8/6)

Adair (Played 6/21-6/22)

Adelphi (Played 8/9-8/10)

Adrenokrome (Played 7/3-7/4)

The A.K.A.'s (Played 7/23-7/26, 7/31-8/5 and 8/15)

Alucard (Played 7/31)

Amateur Musician's Fund (Played 7/30)

A.N.I.M.A.L. (Played 6/24-6/28)

The Art of Safecracking (Played 6/30-7/2)

Backside Slappy (Played 8/9)

Baghead (Played 8/11)

Bedlight for Blue Eyes (Played 6/18-6/19)

Beerzone (Played 8/11-8/14)

Bella Morte (Played 8/9)

Blackbird (Played 6/29)

Blue Sky Goodbye (Played 7/20)

Bob's Kitchen (Played 7/21-7/22)

Boink (Played 7/31)

Bombs Over Providence (Played 7/12-7/14 and 7/28-7/29)

Brain Failure (Played 8/8-8/11)

Brat Attack (Played 7/12-7/14)

Bricks For Shoulders (Played 7/21-7/22)

Brigands (Played 6/28)

Brutally Frank (Played 6/21)

Bullets and Octane (Played 6/30-7/3)

Burning Bright (Played 7/23)

Burns Out Bright (Played 8/8)

Butane (Played 7/23)

Buttonhead (Played 7/20)

Cartel (Played 8/3-8/4)

Cofelon (Played 7/17)

The Chaos Theory (Played 7/24)

Charlize (Played 7/17)

Chasing August (Played 8/8)

Chasing Victory (Played 8/3)

Chesterwhite and His Orchestra (Played 7/21-7/22)

Cigarette (Played 7/15-7/16)

Close to Home (Played 7/15-7/17)

Co-Exist (Played 7/4 and 7/7-7/8)

Comfortable For You (Played 7/2)

The Commercials (Played 7/21-7/22 and 7/26)

Coppermine (Played 6/21-6/22)

Corey Versus Corey (Played 6/24)

Closed For Mondays (Played 6/19)

Cranked Up! (Played 8/12)

Crush Luther (Played 7/28-7/30)

The Culling Song (Played 6/18)

Custom Made Scare (Played 7/3)

Damien's Day Out (Played 8/10)

Darkbuster (Played 8/10-8/11 and 8/13)

Day of Contempt (Played 7/4-7/7)

Daze (Played 7/26)

Deadbeat Romeo (Played 7/12-7/14)

Dead Poetic (Played 6/18)

Defiance of Authority (Played 8/8)

Defining Moment (Played 8/6)

DEK (Played 7/9)

Delux (Played 6/26)

Denver Harbor (Played 7/3 and 7/6)

Destruction Made Simple (Played 7/2-7/3 and 7/6)

Dexter Danger (Played 6/26)

The Dog and Everything (Played 7/21-7/22)

Diffs (Played 7/1-7/2)

The Disease (Played 8/8)

Disorient Express (Played 6/28)

Divided They Fall (Played 6/29)

DKLIMB (Played 8/4-8/6)

Down to Earth (Played 8/8 and 8/10)

Downtown Brown (Played 7/31)

Downtown Singapore (Played 8/10)

Dr. Neptune (Played 7/16-7/17)

The Drapes (Played 7/8)

Dub Trio (Played 8/13)

Echo Screen (Played 8/14)

Echovalve (Played 8/7-8/9)

The Eight Bucks Experiment (Played 7/17)

El Centro (Played 7/6)

El Pollo Diablo (Played 7/15)

The Escaped (Played 7/10)

E.W.I. (Played 7/9)

The Fabulous Rudies (Played 6/24-6/26)

Fail to Follow (Played 7/16)

Fakeknife (Played 8/14)

Fear Nuttin' Band (Played 8/9-8/15)

The Fenwicks (Played 8/4-8/6)

Fight Paris (Played 8/3)

Fight the Locals (Played 7/31)

The Firebird Band (Played 7/20 and 7/22)

Firecracker 500 (Played 7/6)

First on Mars (Played 8/1)

Five Minutes to Freedom (Played 6/30)

Flight 409 (Played 7/9)

Forever Changed (Played 8/4)

Forgetting April (Played 6/24)

Fred Savage & the Unbeatables (Played 7/24)

From There for Tomorrow (Played 8/4)

Fu Manchu (Played 7/1)

Fully Loaded (Played 7/15-7/16)

The Gasrats (Played 6/19)

G.F.I. (Played 7/8)

Gone All Summer (Played 7/23)

Grand Buffet (Played 8/12)

Grave for the Fireflies (Played 7/10)

Grayson Manor (Played 8/3)

Griz (Played 7/23-7/24)

Guff (Played 8/3)

He Is Legend (Played 8/3)

Hellogoodbye (Played 8/5-8/7)

Hence Reverie (Played 8/12 and 8/14)

Hidden By Authority (Played 7/2-7/3)

High Deafinition (Played 7/28-7/30)

Hitchers (Played 8/12-8/14)

Honchie (Played 6/25)

Hopesick (Played 8/5)

Hot Like (A) Robot (Played 7/20-7/22)

Hurry Up Offense (Played 8/1 and 8/11)

The Huxtables (Played 7/7-7/8

I Am the Avalanche (Played 7/26 and 8/13-8/15)

I Voted for Kodos (Played 6/19 and 6/22)

Idiom (Played 7/3-7/4)

illScarlett (Played 7/28-7/30)

In Memory (Played 7/1)

Inspect Her Gadget (Played 7/2, 7/4 and 7/7)

Introspect (Played 7/16)

Irradio (Played 7/6)

Issue 10 (Played 7/8)

It Dies Today (Played 8/11-8/13)

J4 (Played 6/24-6/29)

Jenoah (Played 6/19-6/22)

Jupiter Sunrise (Played 7/15)

Kaddisfly (Played 7/3, 7/7, 7/9-7/10 and 7/15)

Kairos (Played 8/1)

The Keep Always (Played 7/24)

The Know How (Played 7/20 and 7/22)

Last Great Hope (Played 8/7)

Like Yesterday (Played 7/26 and 8/13-8/15)

The Lingua Franca (Played 7/31)

The Look (Played 7/9-7/10 and 7/15)

Lorene Drive (Played 8/3-8/7)

Los Creepers (Played 7/7)

Los Furios (Played 7/12-7/14)

Los Kung-Fu Monkeys (Played 6/28-6/30)

Loser's Luck (Played 6/21-6/22)

Losing Team (Played 7/4)

Love Equals Death (Played 7/10)

The Lucky Stiffs (Played 7/7-7/9)

Ludo (Played 6/21)

The Madd Agents (Played 8/7)

The Mansfields (Played 7/17)

Maryz Eyez (Played 7/31)

Max Cady (Played 6/25)

Mentally Ill (Played 7/15)

The Miasmics (Played 8/9)

Midnight Aria (Played 8/4)

Mike Got Spiked (Played 7/28-7/30)

Mike Watt & Peter DiStefano (Played 6/30-7/4)

Milton (Played 7/21-7/22)

The Minor League (Played 7/31)

Minority (Played 6/24-6/26)

Morning Call (Played 7/12-7/14)

Most Precious Blood (Played 6/21-6/22)

Mourning Maxwell (Played 6/25-6/29)

Murdocks (Played 6/25)

My Finest Hour (Played 6/18)

My Former Self (Played 7/6 and 7/9)

My So-Called Band (Played 8/8)

Name Taken (Played 6/29-6/30)

Narcoleptic Youth (Played 6/30 and 7/3-7/6)

National Product (Played 7/1 and 7/15)

Near Miss (Played 7/20-7/23)

Neglected Superhero (Played 8/7)

Never the Better (Played 7/20)

No Name Charlies (Played 7/21-7/22)

The New Transit Direction (Played 7/16)

No Comply (Played 7/28-7/30)

Noise Attack (Played 7/2)

Notwithstanding (Played 7/24)

Nuts and Bolts (Played 8/4)

O'Doyle Rules (Played 6/24)

Off Track (Played 7/10)

One Eyed Jacks (Played 7/12-7/14)

OneWorldSolution (Played 7/7-7/8)

Onset of Effect (Played 6/28-6/29 and 7/1)

Open Hand (Played 6/18-6/19)

Ordinary K (Played 8/13)

Oreon (Played 7/20-7/22)

Outlett (Played 7/4)

The Paperdolls (Played 7/8)

PBM (Played 7/31)

Peachcake (Played 6/29)

Playing With Matches (Played 6/21)

Pluto Gang (Played 8/11)

The Preps (Played 8/1)

Preston (Played 7/16)

Protest the Hero (Played 7/12-7/14 and 7/30)

The Randies (Played 7/4-7/6)

The Real Deal (Played 7/28-7/30)

Remedy for Ruin (Played 7/26 and 8/13)

Robby Roadsteamer (Played 8/11 and 8/13-8/14)

Roses Are Red (Played 6/18-6/19)

Roundabout (Played 7/9)

Roundeye (Played 7/23)

Royden (Played 8/14)

Sakura (Played 7/20)

Same Day Service (Played 6/22-6/26)

Saving Verona (Played 7/17)

Say They Exist (Played 8/7)

Select Start (Played 8/4)

Seventh Echo (Played 6/18)

Shoreline (Played 7/23-7/24)

Silent Army (Played 7/15)

Simple & Supreem (Played 8/1)

Single File (PLayed 7/16-7/17

Singled Out (Played 6/29)

Six Hung Sprung (Played 6/21)

Skint (Played 7/16)

The Skulls (Played 6/30)

Sledgeback (Played 7/9)

So Abused (Played 7/8)

Somerset (Played 7/24)

Sophomore (Played 7/30)

Southcott (Played 7/26)

Split Fifty (Played 8/9-8/10 and 8/12)

Still Not Sexy (Played 7/23)

Stolen Babies (Played 6/30-7/2)

Straight Outta Junior High (Played 6/22)

Strawmen (Played 8/10)

The Stranger's Six (Played 6/30)

Subseven (Played 6/22-6/24)

Summerhero (Played 7/28-7/30)

Sunday Driver (Played 8/5-8/7)

Switchblade Kittens (Played 6/28)

Tanya Janca (Played 6/28)

Ten Second Epic (Played 7/12-7/14)

Third Estate (Played 7/26)

Third to None (Played 7/26)

Thirty3 (Played 7/10)

The Thornbirds (Played 7/10)

Through You (Played 8/5)

Tied For Second (Played 6/24)

Time Again (Played 7/1 and 7/7)

The Timmys (Played 7/23-7/24)

Tommy Coma (Played 8/11)

Tomorrows Too Late (Played 6/26)

Toothless George & His One Man Band (Played 8/1 and 8/12)

The Track Record (Played 8/8-8/10)

Transit War (Played 7/3)

Ultimate Power Duo (Played 7/12-7/14)

The Uncertain 5 (Played 6/18)

The Underwater (Played 8/12)

Unit F (Played 6/30 and 7/4-7/7)

Uptown (Played 6/29)

The Valley Arena (Played 6/30-7/2)

The Valley Kids (Played 6/28)

Versus the World (Played 7/4)

Waiting for Darryl (Played 7/8 and 7/10)

Waking Ashland (Played 7/1 and 7/9-7/10)

Walls of Jericho (Played 7/31-8/3)

Waving at Strangers (Played 8/3)

The Weakend (Played 7/31)

The Western Front (Played 6/19)

Westbound Train (Played 8/8-8/10)

Westshore (Played 8/6)

Who Needs Shoes? (Played 7/28-7/30)

Whole Wheat Bread (Played 8/5-8/7)

Wicked Wisdom (Played 7/10)

Witroy (Played 7/20)

Words Now Heard (Played 8/6-8/9)

Your Best Regret (Played 8/12)

Youthinasia (Played 7/28-7/30)

Zach Lost (Played 8/14)

Zero Syndrome (Played 6/25)

2 Mex (Played 6/29-7/10)

360 Degrees (Played 7/31)

Arcane (Played 6/18-6/28, 6/30-7/9, 7/12-7/28, 7/30-8/5 and 8/8-8/15)

Astronautalis (Played 6/24-7/7, 7/15, 8/3-8/7 and 8/13-8/15)

Asylum7 (Played 7/31)

Awol One (Played 6/29-7/10)

Bad Feathers (Played 6/18-6/22)

Blestenation (Played 8/8-8/15)

Bomb Sqwad (Played 8/8-8/9)

Braille (Played 7/10)

Breathless (Played 6/18-6/26, 7/1-7/2, 7/8-7/10 and 7/15-7/17)

Chief (Played 7/31)

The Chicharones (Played 7/3-7/15 and 7/20-7/24)

The Crest (Played 6/19)

Dark Starz (Played 6/18, 7/21 and 8/4-8/7)

Ecleptic Blue (Played 7/31)

Educated Consumers (Played 8/10)

Eibol N Knobs (Played 7/26, 8/8-8/11 and 8/13-8/15)

Eternia (Played 6/18-7/1, 7/3-7/22, 7/24-8/4, 8/6-8/8, 8/11 and 8/13-8/14)

Eye2Eye (Played 7/28-7/30)

Generik (Played 6/30)

Glue (Played 6/18-6/22, 7/20-7/24 and 7/31-8/1)

Greans (Played 6/18-6/28, 7/2-7/3, 7/14-7/17, 7/26, 8/3, 8/5-8/6 and 8/11)

Green Tara (Played 7/12)

GreySkul (Played 7/9-7/10)

Hangar 18 (Played 6/18-7/12 and 7/15-8/15)

Howl (Played 7/28-7/30)

Ismalia (Played 7/15-7/17, 7/24-7/26 and 8/1-8/3)

Joe Bean (Played 8/3)

Keith Concept featuring The Ketchup Samurai (Played 7/26)

Krush Unit - Solid Ground Reggae Band (Played 8/1 and 8/12)

Longshot (Played 7/16-7/23)

Ltoka (Played 7/4-7/7 and 7/16-7/17)

Minamina Goodsong (Played 8/1-8/7)

Mr. Brady (Played 6/30)

Mr. Dibbs (Played 7/20, 7/22 and 7/29)

Natives of the New Dawn (Played 6/18-6/22, 7/20-7/26 and 7/31)

Now On (Played 7/31)

Omni (Played 6/24-6/28)

One Be Lo (Played 6/21-6/29, 7/9-7/10, 7/28-8/5 and 8/7-8/10)

Paws (Played 7/12)

Phil Harmonic (Played 8/8-8/15)

Pigeon John (Played 7/1-7/2)

P.O.S (Played 7/24)

Psalm One (Played 7/20-7/24)

Q Unique (Played 8/9-8/15)

Quese I MC (Played 6/28-7/8 and 7/12-7/14)

Rachel Flood (Played 7/12)

Radiax (Played 8/13-8/15)

Red Tide (Played 8/6-8/7)

Roosevelt Franklin (Played 8/8-8/15)

Science Non Fiction (Played 8/4-8/7)

Shankhini (Played 7/30)

Sign1 (Played 7/31)

Solila (Played 8/4-8/7)

Subliminal Orphans (Played 8/12)

Tabularasa (Played 6/24-6/29)

Tasheer (Played 7/31)

TNA - Jam One (Played 7/23)

Verbal Kent (Played 7/23)

Xtra Credit B Girls (Played 6/25 and 8/5)

Brother Reade

Fivespeed

Lordz of Brooklyn

The Nillaz

Supreeme

8 Bit (Played 7/6)

Adrien and the Sickness (Played 6/26)

All or Nothing HC (Played 7/1-7/2, 7/7-7/8 and 7/16-7/17)

Allison Model One (Played 7/26, 8/11 and 8/15)

AlterBois (Played 8/12)

Anadies (Played 7/17)

Anti-Hero (Played 7/30)

The Applicators (Played 6/25-6/26)

Arden (Played 8/9)

Audio Dischordance (Played 8/8)

Beyond the Torchlight (Played 7/17)

Binky (Played 7/2)

Bogart (Played 7/14)

The Break Up (Played 7/4)

Calentura

Candy From Strangers (Played 7/10)

Careworm (Played 7/12)

Centric (Played 6/19)

Chumley's Toy (Played 8/4 and 8/6)

Con Amore (Played 8/14)

Curse of the Highride (Played 7/7)

Daimon (Played 6/28-6/29 and 7/1)

The Dead X's (Played 7/9)

Del Cielo (Played 8/9-8/10)

The Dents (Played 7/29)

Dirty Mary (Played 7/15-7/17 and 7/21)

Dirty Pink (Played 7/16)

The Dollars (Played 7/23)

The Dollyrots (Played 8/4-8/6)

Dynamite 8 (Played 7/8)

Elsie Major (Played 8/10)

Fabulous Disaster (Played 7/2)

Fall River (Played 6/18)

Fallopian (Played 7/3)

The Ferals (Played 7/4)

The Feverfew (Played 8/14)

Five Star Affair (Played 7/14)

Flyleaf (Played 6/22)

Full Minute of Mercury (Played 8/8 and 8/10)

GDB (Played 7/16)

Gina Young

Girl in a Coma (Played 6/22-6/24)

GirlParts (Played 8/3 and 8/8)

The Green Lady Killers (Played 6/28-6/29)

Handcuffs and Heels (Played 7/31)

Hidden (Played 7/6)

Hydraulic Sandwich (Played 8/15)

Jaymie Gerard (Played 8/14)

Jen Urban and the Box (Played 8/13)

Jerra (Played 6/30, 7/3 and 7/8-7/10)

The Juliet Dagger (Played 7/26 and 8/1)

Jungii (Played 7/26)

Keen (Played 7/8)

Kievan Rus (Played 7/21 and 7/26)

Killbourne (Played 7/12-7/14)

Lady Unluck (Played 8/13 and 8/15)

Ladymilk (Played 7/30)

Last To Fall (Played 7/9)

Leaving The Scene (Played 7/10 and 7/15)

Lia Fail (Played 6/29-6/30 and 7/7)

The Lorrainas (Played 7/31-8/1)

Lourds (Played 8/13)

Mad Marge and The Stone Cutters (Played 7/3-7/4)

Midway (Played 7/6 and 7/23-7/24)

Miss Pie (Played 6/21 and 8/4-8/8)

The Misses (Played 6/21)

The Motorpsychos (Played 7/31-8/1)

Mr. Guy and a Few Good Men (Played 7/22)

Naked Aggression (Played 7/6)

New Years Day (Played 7/3)

One Way Letter (Played 8/3)

Ouija Radio (Played 7/24)

Overated (Played 6/18)

Paramore (Played 7/22-7/26, 8/3-8/7 and 8/9-8/10)

Pretty In Stereo (Played 7/1)

Princess Riot (Played 7/28)

Punk Bunny (Played 7/1)

The Rabits (Played 7/21)

Rachel Jacobs (Played 8/9)

Rachel Kann (Played 7/3)

Raging Hormones (Played 6/22)

Rags To Bitches (Played 7/29)

Ramona Quimby (Played 8/5 and 8/7)

The Red Flecks (Played 7/22)

Red Knife Lottery (Played 6/19 and 7/24)

Revenge of the Bad Apples (Played 6/24-6/25)

The Rumours (Played 7/12)

The Sadder Days (Played 7/4)

Secret Cervix (Played 8/11 and 8/14)

Shall We Dance (Played 6/21)

Sherry (Played 7/28)

Shiragirl

The Shocker (Played 7/2 and 8/9-8/14)

Side Effects (Played 8/11-8/12)

So Unloved (Played 6/26-6/28)

Sputterdoll (Played 7/2)

Sugarpuss (Played 6/30-7/1)

Sunset Grey (Played 6/24-6/25)

The Swear (Played 8/3)

TamarKali (Played 7/28)

TAT (Played 8/12-8/15)

Traeh (Played 6/30)

Tuuli (Played 7/30)

Two Bit Terribles (Played 7/20)

Unsensored (Played 7/29)

Velvet Fury (Played 7/7)

What The Kids Want (Played 7/20)

All Too Much (Played 6/29)

The Dames (Played 6/29)

John Denvers Last Flight (Played 6/29)

Johnny Blood & The Transfusions (Played 6/29)

Line of Fire (Played 6/29)

The Revenge (Played 6/29)

Sigma (Played 6/29)

Swing Ding Amigos (Played 6/29)

33 West (Played 8/8 and 8/10)

A Wilhelm SCream (Played 8/9-8/14)

AKA (Played 8/6)

Body Part Trophy Case (Played 8/11)

Break the Silence (Played 8/4-8/7)

Crash and Burn (Played 8/11-8/14)

Deagle (Played 8/4)

Driving East (Played 8/9)

The Esoteric (Played 8/4-8/14)

Fall of Transition (Played 8/7 and 8/10)

Flat Stanley (Played 8/5)

High Speed Chase (Played 8/14)

It Starts Today (Played 8/4-8/7)

Just R Luck (Played 8/8)

Last Great Hope (Played 8/5)

Longspur (Played 8/4-8/14)

Mourningstar (Played 8/4)

New Crash Position (Played 8/4-8/7)

None More Black (Played 8/12)

The Ratchets (Played 8/12-8/14)

River City High (Played 8/8-8/11)

Rude Buddha (Played 8/9)

The Spacepimps (Played 8/11)

Split Fifty (Played 8/4-8/14)

Stradlatter (Played 8/13)

Time Tells All (Played 8/10)

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prismatic-cupcake · 5 years

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tagged by: @laconicfairy Thanks yo!（●´∀｀）ノ♡

Rules: 15 questions, 15 mutuals

I tag: @violetthedragon @mossy-hearts @strawbberies

1. Are you named after anyone? .An old friend of my mom’s actually! :D

2. When is the last time you cried? uhhhh Monday morning lol

3. Do you have kids? hell no

4. Do you use sarcasm a lot? generally only with close friends

5. What’s the first thing you notice about people? iunno actually; eyes or hair I wanna say

6. What’s your eye colour? brown!

7. Scary movies or Happy Endings? happy endings blz,,,

8. Any special talents? I’m told I’m a competent writer, & I have a knack for making people laugh (even w/o meaning to :P) also I draw

9. Where were you born?

Southern Cali babyyy! Tho I live in NM now ^^

10. What are your hobbies?

Drawing, playing video games/flight rising, reading manga, watching vids on YT (I’m a simple person yo)

11. Have you any pets? One kitty! His name is Red uvu

12. What sports do you play / have played? none really ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

13. How tall are you? I think either 5′7″ or 5′8″ 🤔

14. Favourite subject in school? Art Theory/History, Psychology/Sociology, & General Chemistry was neat (despite chem being tedious af to go through,,,)

15. Dream job? Something that either helps people socially or maybe entertains people hhh I’m flip floppin on that-

#asks n shit #thanks for asking! (*´∀`*)

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travelingtheusa · 5 years

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TEXAS

30 Jan 2019 (Wed) – We packed up and left Abilene around 10 a.m. We drove over 200 miles to Seminole, right on the border between Texas and New Mexico. During the drive, we went past miles of oil pumps slowly rising and falling as they pull the oil out of the earth. We went past a very large oil field, and at times, could even smell petroleum in the air. The place we are staying has about ten cabins and ten campsites. All but one of the campsites was taken and all the cabins were rented by workers in the oil fields. The sites and cabins are all in a line right next to the main highway. The traffic noise was very loud all night long. On the other side of the row of campsites were a large field plowed under and a large refinery in the distance. There was a tower with a flame burning on top. That always seems to me to be a big waste of fuel. The place stunk of petroleum.

After we got set up, we drove over the border to Hobbs, NM for dinner. We ate at the Cattle Baron Steak & Seafood House. The food was OK but not as good as other places we’ve been to.

Bonnie had diarrhea today. We fed her a can of salmon and mackerel for breakfast. It didn’t sit well with her. She’s been doing so well with the limited ingredient foods. Apparently, fish is not good for her.

29 Jan 2019 (Tue) – We disconnected the water hose last night because it was projected to drop below freezing. I put the water pump on this morning and jumped into the shower. Just as I began to rinse the shampoo out of my hair, the pump quit working. I’m standing there with soap suds streaming down my face hollering for Paul. He threw on his coat and ran out to reconnect the hose only to find the faucet still frozen. I then had to take two bottles of drinking water to finish rinsing off my hair and body. That was quite a shower!

We drove into Abilene today and toured Frontier Texas!. It was a unique museum that told the history of how Texas was settled. There was a recounting of Indian settlement, Indian on Indian wars, white settlers, Indian on white wars, buffalo hunting, and outlaw activities. Stations throughout the museum had hologram-like pictures of different personalities who told stories of what they personally experienced. Of all the museums we have toured during our five and a half years on the road, Frontier Texas! is among the best.

Next we went to lunch at the Hickory Street Café. It was located in a historical house. We both had chicken salad on a croissant. I also got a broccoli and parmesan soup but it was more like a flour paste.

After lunch, we drove back into town to tour the Grace Museum. The building was originally built as the Hotel Grace, named after the owner’s daughter. The hotel was sold in the early 1940s but the town began to degrade shortly thereafter as people moved away. It was renamed the Drake Hotel and operated until 1970. Then it was abandoned for 15 years. Like all these historical buildings, it was taken over, renovated, and opened as a museum. The first floor had some art and sculptures on display. The second floor had a children’s area that was kind of fun to play around. The third floor had a photo exhibit of the city’s architect and an area that showed what a 1920, 1928 and 1948 kitchen and parlor looked like. It reminded us of the G.E. Carousel of Progress in Disney World. They need to compare those kitchens to one from today.

As we were walking back to the truck, we spotted the Paramount Theater down the street. The woman at the Visitor’s Center in Frontier Texas! had mentioned it. The theater was opened in 1930 and has been beautifully restored to its previous grandeur. There was a large stage and all the chairs were upholstered in red velvet. There was an upper mezzanine and a bar lounge downstairs in the basement.

28 Jan 2019 (Mon) – We sent into the Elks Lodge at 10 a.m. to see if our mail had shown up yet. The secretary had a chip on her shoulder a mile wide and was on some kind of power trip. She came in and just walked past us; didn’t acknowledge us at all. Then she disappeared for over 20 minutes. She came back and walked into the office without saying anything to us – again. We went to the door of the office – which was locked – and knocked. She answered with a pissed off look on her face. When we asked if any mail had arrived, she walked outside to look in the mail box. This was just a show because the mail had not come yet. The mail had been forwarded from Escapees almost two weeks ago. They had sent two envelopes. Only one arrived. That one was given to us by someone else who was in the office at the time Paul asked for it. He took it out of a box sitting in the office. When we later asked about the box, the secretary said that was just garbage. She refused to look.

So, with an envelope missing, we said goodbye and left Dallas at 10:45 a.m. It was a 5-hour drive to Abilene. I called the VFW RV Park to make a reservation but the number was busy, busy, busy. I finally went online to search for another number. I got another phone number and when I tried the number, I got another campground just down the road from the VFW RV Park. It is called Phil’s Boys Estates. The man who answered said they had some RV sites available. Knowing the VFW Park was probably full, we made a reservation and drove to Phil’s Boys.

They are in the process of establishing a mobile home park. There is a large area with electrical and water lines being run. Along the side and back fence are sites for RVs to back in. A few single width mobile homes have been placed in the front of the gated park. We have full hookups but no laundry facilities and Wifi.

After getting set up, we drove into town to do the laundry. We waited in the truck while it washed, then ran out for dinner while the clothes were in the dryer. We went to a Mexican restaurant called Abuelo’s. It was an upper end style restaurant. The chips came with three salsas. The plates were huge; more like platters. The plates were so hot that I actually got a second degree burn blister on my arm when I accidentally brushed against the plate. The food was way more than we could eat. We ate half and took the rest home.

27 Jan 2019 (Sun) – We drove to Bass Pro Shop today to have lunch in Islamadora Fish Company. It is amazing that Bass Pro Shop is basically a department store and has so much in it. We wandered around they had were red wines. We were annoyed with the lady’s attitude anyway so we left. We saw some model homes on the way back to the camper and stopped to tour them. They were 4,000 to 5,000 SF and sold for around $450,000. They would probably cost $700,000 to $800,000 back in New York.

We then stopped at Kroeger to pick up groceries and at PetCo to get some pet food, then returned home.

26 Jan 2019 (Sat) – We drove to the Frontiers of Flight Museum. It was smaller than most plane museums but interesting. A section was devoted to the story of Southwest Airlines. It was fascinating to read about their struggle to establish a route in Texas then across the nation and finally, internationally. There were some very interesting aircraft to examine and read about. The original Apollo 7 command module was on display as well.

After the museum, we had lunch at the Lake House. It turned out to be a bar and café. It was near White Rock Lake. We couldn’t see any water inside by the bar but there was a deck outside where they probably could see the lake.

Next, we drove to the Dallas Arboretum. The home once belonged to a wealthy couple and sat on 44 acres. The gardens were beautiful. The house was open for touring. It’s always fun to see how the rich folks live.

25 Jan 2019 (Fri) – My time in New York went SOOOO fast! Wow. I didn’t get a chance to see several people I wanted to see – my brother, Dennis, my friends at the American Legion and at church. Interestingly, my sister, Susan, and I saw each other almost every day.

The first night, Susan picked me up at the airport and I spent the night at her house. She bought a Tesla two months ago and still had her old car which she lent to me for the five days I was in town. That helped to save me hundreds of dollars. The plan had been to go to the New York Botanical Gardens to see the Christmas display but a cold snap rolled in and the day was too miserable to drive into Brooklyn. Instead, we drove to Travis & Sam’s house and visited with them. Susan left and I stayed with them for four nights. I saw the oncologist and had a lymph node drainage massage. I also gave Travis & Sam and Miranda and Kenny a chance to go for the night while I was there.

On Thursday, I reported to the airport at 10 a.m. to fly back to Dallas. Susan and her husband, Bill, drove to the airport to pick up their car. We said goodbye and they left. As I waited for my plane, the weather deteriorated steadily. A line of thunderstorms was rolling in from the south and creating wind shears. After my flight was delayed repeatedly, causing me now miss my connection in Baltimore, I went down to the counter and got my flight rescheduled for the next day. Then Susan drove an hour back to the airport from the Hamptons and took me back to her house for the night. She drove me back to the airport the next day. That was a lot of driving on her part and was very grateful for her help.

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trippinglynet · 5 years

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The 2019 Black Rock City Honoraria Recipients (with links to projects)

The 2019 Black Rock City Honoraria Recipients

Archaeopteryx — Nicholas DeBruyne — London, United Kingdom

Awful’s Gas & Snack — Matthew Gerring and Crank Factory — San Francisco, CA

Bee Divine Hive Temple — Elizabeth Huebner and The Hive — Fairfield, IA

Bee or Not to Bee — Mr & Mrs Ferguson — Alameda, CA

Bounce Back — Sarah Gonsalves and Sassy Galaxy — Los Angeles, CA

Carousel Zarya [More] — Alexander Dovydenkov and Carousel Zarya — Moscow, Russia

Cathenge — David Normal — Stinson Beach, CA

Chakra Cannon — Joshua Pipic and Cannon Crew — Emeryville, CA

Chapel Perilous — Robert Leifheit and Enchanted Booty Forest — Los Angeles, CA [EBF :Patreon link]

Circus Fabulae (Ring of Play, Ring of Stories) — Benjamin Jones and Populus Ludere (Play People) — Brooklyn, NY

Cloud Swing / Cloud Swing Storm — Lindsay Glatz and Miracle Wonderland Carnival Co. — New Orleans, LA

Corpus — Michael Christian — Berkeley, CA

Cosmo — Roger Heitzman — Scotts Valley, CA

Circus Fabulae (Ring of Play, Ring of Stories) — Benjamin Jones and Populus Ludere (Play People) — Brooklyn, NY

Critonium Clock — Alena Starostina — San Francisco, CA [Last year’s art]

Desert WAVE — Anthony Rowe and Squidsoup — Cheltenham, United Kingdom

Elephantes: Hommage au Dali — Jack Champion — Oakland, CA

Fan Coral — Bryson Allen — San Diego, CA

Fragments, 2019 — Marc Ippon de Ronda and ATO Designs Studio — Paris, France

Fucking Useless — Amy Lamboley and Don’t Trust Wizards — San Francisco, CA

Giant Pinball Machine — Benjamin Newman — Roseville, CA

Global Fire and Flow Nexus — Nick Heyming and The Emerald Village — Vista, CA

I.L.Y. — Dan Mountain — Portola Valley, CA

Internal Exposure — Jessica Levine — South Lake Tahoe, CA [2017 & 2018 playa projects here]

Le Metamorphose Des Animaux Extraordinaires — Esmeralda Nadeau-Jasso — Winlaw, Canada

Liberty Neko — Jose Maluenda — Santiago, Chile

Mariposita — Chris Carnabuci — Cold Spring, NY [Examples of Chris’s art]

Mega Mega — Kevin Bourque — Los Angeles, CA [Kevin is ringmaster at Cirque Berzerk in LA]

Metamorphatoad — Taylor Collier — South Lake Tahoe, CA

Night Light Tree — Kathleen Smith — West Hollywood, CA

Niloticus — Peter Hazel — Reno, NV [Prior work: 2017, 2015]

Nirmanakaya — Michael Emery — Santa Cruz, CA

No Place Like Home — Trey Watkins, Mara Greenberg, Alan Becker and Frogma — San Francisco, CA [Prior work: 2017, 2015, other work]

O NOME DA ROSA – Solar ignition fire & mechanical energy generator — Nuno Paulino — Loures, Portugal [Article on artist in Portuguese']

Optical Illusion Wheel — Joe Culpepper — Outremont, Canada

Paraluna — Christopher Schardt — Oakland, CA

Penguin Colony — Quill Hyde and Acavallo — Tonasket, WA [Past project]

Phoenix Rising — Lisa Nigro [more] and Draka Arts — San Antonio, TX

Pieuvre — Kelly Schott and A.S.A.P. Arts Collective — San Diego, CA [prior art]

Plaza of Introspectus — Iron Monkey Arts — Seattle, WA

Portal — David Oliver and Art City Monsters — Ventura, CA

Purr Pods — Stephanie Paige Tashner and Laser Eyes of Love — Richmond, CA [Past work, more]

Puzzles and Prayers – Reinventing the Prayer Wheel — Gwen Darling, Gwen and Josh Art— Reno, NV

Quality of Life — Josh Vaile — Reno, NV [past work]

Reared In Steel’s Fire Kethedral — Kevin Clark and Reared in Steel, LLC — Petaluma, CA

REFUGE — Douglas Kittredge and The Woods West Oakland — Oakland, CA

Sagrada Perihelia — Brandon Harvey — Los Angeles, CA

Serenity — Flaming Lotus Girls — San Francisco, CA

Skywhale: The Not ShyWhale — Blake Marcus and Accidental Adventure — Amherst, MA

Sputnik Theremin — Ulf Ljungdahl — Oxelosund, Sweden

Stone Three Point Twenty Seven — Ben Langholz — Altadena, CA

Syzygy — Taylor Dean Harrison — Oakland, CA [prior work]

Taking Flight — Nicki Adani — Mill Valley, CA

The Bard’s Branch — Pamela Ward — San Francisco, CA

The Beat Box — Frank Myers and The Phage / The Institute — Richmond, CA

The Dollhouse — Tiana Husted and House of Strange Rituals — Eugene, OR

The Flybrary — Christina Sporrong — El Prado, NM

The Folly — Dave Keane and Folly Builders — San Francisco, CA

The Heads — Jeremy Suurkivi and Major Crimes — San Francisco, CA

The Intersection X — Anna Yudina and Invisible Pink Unicorns — Moscow, Russia

The Man’s Army — Michael Ciulla — Los Angeles, CA

The Monumental Mammoth — Tahoe Mack, with The Protectors of Tule Springs, Dana Albany, and Luis Valera- Rico — Las Vegas, NV

The Sabbatical — Andrew White and Neophyte Nexus — Toronto, Canada

The Shrine of Sympathetic Resonance — Tyson Ayers and Sympathetic Resonances — Oakland, CA

The Spa at Lake Lahontan — Catie Magee, Jennifer Blakeslee, Ben Anderson & Aaron Dana, FLUX Foundation — San Francisco, CA

The Towers of Crete — Daniel Fennelly — Oakland, CA

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When Pilots Get Vectored Across Final

Night alignment with runway

Fly IFR, and you’ll run into this situation soon enough: You’re on a base-leg vector to the localizer or inbound course. This means you’re perpendicular to the final approach course—the course that takes you to the runway—and the next heading you receive from ATC should result in a 20- to 30-degree intercept to that final approach course. You should also get clearance to hold that heading until you join the final course and fly the instrument approach.

The catch is that a kickin’ tailwind has you screaming over the ground, and you can see the course needles for final course already moving toward center. You know you need to start the turn now, or you’ll overshoot.

However, ATC seems to have forgotten you and is currently talking to someone else.

Do you start the turn as you try to verify you’re cleared for the approach? Or do you hold your heading while trying to break in for the clearance, knowing you’ll blow through and need a new heading to re-intercept?

There’s a right and wrong answer per the regs, but it’s not so cut-and-dry in the real world. By the book it’s simple: You have not been cleared for the approach, so turning off your heading is a violation of FAR 91.123, unless you have good reason to suspect communications failure or it’s an emergency. By the book, you’re going to cross that inbound course.

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Breaking The Rules

In practice, however, we might exercise a bit more self-determination tempered by situational awareness. There are really two possibilities in this situation: One is that the controller got distracted and wants us to turn. The other is the situation has changed and the controller plans to vector us through the inbound course and has forgotten to tell us that. That last bit is important. Controllers must tell us if they want us to cross the inbound course. Something like: “Fly heading 360. Vectors through the localizer.”

Because the first situation is so much more likely than the latter, if the controller is busy with other aircraft, or if I’m at a remote airport where I know the little blip representing me is out in the back 40 of the controller’s scope, I’d start the turn. That’s me. I’m not saying that’s what you should do. Everyone’s situation is unique.

I’d also do my best to get a heads-up to the controller. The simplest technique is just pushing ident on the transponder. The “splat,” as it’s called, that appears on the controller’s scope is like waving at the waiter—and doesn’t require waiting for a break in radio communications.

Sometimes that doesn’t work, and the situation makes you concerned. If missing a turn inbound puts you on course to rising terrain or other traffic you can see via your avionics, you have a bit more justification for taking matters into your own hands. The last thing you want is for the controller to remember you just because a low-altitude or traffic alert went off in the control room.

Once coming back to my home airport in just such a situation, I could hear my Approach controller dealing with a pilot who was clearly flustered and having trouble on a day with low weather for miles around. I didn’t want to interrupt—and I could see the traffic on an opposite downwind—so I turned inbound and called Tower (while still monitoring Approach), explained what was going on over on Approach, and asked them to relay the information when it seemed appropriate. Tower paused for only a moment before relaying a clearance for the approach, a clearance to land...and a thanks.

Could I have gotten a phone number to call after landing instead? Sure. This decision carries risk. The consequence of obeying the letter of the law and flying through the localizer is usually only wasted time. I wouldn’t fault anyone for just trucking along and waiting. However, aviation is all about managing risk, so step one of dealing with this situation is trying to avoid it altogether.

Vectors To The Gate

Let’s back up a bit and review standard vectors for an approach. They resemble a large airport traffic pattern. There’s a downwind leg, which is displaced a few miles from the landing runway. Then there’s the base leg, perpendicular to the final approach course, which is (ideally) also the heading for the landing runway.

The next heading is the 20- to 30-degree intercept mentioned above. It’s usually accompanied by an approach clearance in the format controllers call PTAC, for “position, turn, altitude, clearance.” “Cessna Two Three Six Whiskey Papa, four miles from FIXIE, turn right heading 330, maintain 2800 until established, cleared ILS Runway 36 approach.” Sound familiar?

We think of this turn bringing us to the final approach fix, but it’s quite a bit outside of that point. Controllers use a point called an approach gate. The gate is a point at least one mile outside the final approach fix (or glideslope intercept) and no closer that five miles to the runway threshold. In practice, approach gates are commonly six or seven miles from the threshold. Vectors to final from a controller must intercept the final approach course two miles outside the gate, so that’s eight or nine miles from the runway threshold. Like I said, it’s a big traffic pattern, with an eight-mile final.

There are exceptions to that required distance. If the weather is good enough, ATC can cut the turn tighter but not closer than the gate. If the pilot requests an intercept that’s closer than normal, ATC can vector to intercept inside the gate but no closer than the final approach fix.

Back to the situation on the base leg with a tailwind. Part of a thorough approach briefing if you’re getting vectors should be what this base heading will be, so you can assess your closure rate when you turn on that heading. This is simple with a moving map or tablet. If you can, give map icon a track vector that shows where you’ll be in one minute at your current groundspeed.

Now watch the situation and, if necessary, be proactive. Suppose you see rapid closure while still a ways out on the base leg. You could preemptively request the final heading and clearance rather than waiting. “Portland Approach, Cirrus Two Fox Tango. Request heading 220 now to join the localizer and approach clearance.” Because you’re asking, the restrictions about distance outside the final approach fix are removed (including in bad weather). You could even try, “Approach, Cirrus Two Fox Tango. We’d like to turn ourselves onto the localizer when we’re ready. Request approach clearance now.” If you’re the only aircraft queued up for the approach, that just might work.

The prevalence of RNAV approaches means it’s common to get direct to a fix along the approach and a clearance instead of a vector. That works great if you’re approaching such that you can just continue inbound for the approach. Not so much if you’re on the downwind.

If you want to hit a point just (barely) outside the FAF, you could ask for a clearance direct to the FAF on an RNAV approach, but this isn’t exactly kosher. That’s not to say it can’t happen in the wild, but know you’re playing with fire if the controller allows it.

Here’s why. You should never enter direct to the FAF in your GPS. The GPS can’t do its pre-approach, signal-quality magic until it’s on a published leg of the approach. Direct-to does not count. If you enter direct-to the FAF, the GPS will wait until crossing that fix and then do its calculations to annunciate LPV or LNAV or even “approach unavailable.” It will also instantly change the full-scale CDI deflection from 1 NM to 0.3 NM or less. All this when you’ve just crossed the FAF and should be descending to a point hazardously close to the ground.

If you shouldn’t go direct to the FAF for an RNAV approach, what about activating vectors to final but requesting a vector to intercept inside the approach gate? No joy. Controllers are required to vector an aircraft at least two miles outside the approach gate for an RNAV (GPS) approach no matter what the weather and no matter what the pilot requests.

So, tip for the wise: If you’re approaching from the downwind side of the airport and want a tight turn at the final approach fix, request the ILS.

And when you get that vector, watch your rate of closure and anticipate that last turn. If you’re worried about an overshoot or want the freedom to make it yourself based on what your GPS tablet tells you: Ask for the turn and the clearance.

IFR Skills For VFR Pilots: Vectors To Final, VFR

VFR flight following can be the perfect tool when flying into unfamiliar airspace, especially at night. Sure, you have a GPS and the guidance is taking you directly to the airport, but finding the field can be an exercise in exasperation, even when ATC says, “Airport, 12 o’clock, five miles.”

Just as ATC can vector instrument aircraft onto the final approach course, they can vector your VFR flight into alignment on a long straight-in to the landing runway.

Suppose you’re 10 miles from the airport and hear that winds favor Runway 36. You could make this call:

“Bigtown Approach, Piper Two Six Three, request.”

“Piper Two Six Three, go ahead.”

“Piper Two Six Three requests vectors to a four-mile final Runway 36 at Bigtown Municipal.”

“Piper Two Six Three, no problem, fly heading three one zero.”

The controller has a top-down view and is a pro at vectoring aircraft. This is really no imposition at all to a controller used to aligning IFR aircraft all day long. Now you simply follow the instructions to get positioned on a long straight-in for the airport.

You can even ask for recommended altitudes if you want.

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A detailed look at how MLS exports are faring at clubs around the world

October 18, 201811:00AM EDT

With most of Europe’s leagues now fully back in the swing, it’s time once again to check in with all of the Major League Soccer products scattered around the globe.

It’s a fine time for this update, to say the least. No less than seven players who got their pro starts in MLS or a league academy scored in their last club games before the current international pause, including rising Malmö FF star Romain Gall.

ENGLAND

DeAndre Yedlin

Seattle Sounders: 2013-14

The U.S. national team right back picked up where he left off last season as an ink starter at Newcastle, and even scored his first career Premier League goal at Manchester City last month. Unfortunately, the Magpies are off to a winless start, pocketing just two points from their first eight matches of the season.

Tim Ream

Tim Ream has recovered from injury to return to Fulham’s lineup, but life in the Premier League has been tricky so far | Reuters

New York Red Bulls: 2010-11

The Fulham defender got a late start to the campaign due to a back injury. Ream made his season bow late last month in a third-round EFL Cup win away to London rivals Millwall, and has started the Cottagers’ last two league tilts. Fulham’s return to the top flight has been rocky thus far, with but one win through eight EPL games.

Geoff Cameron

Houston Dynamo: 2008-12

The veteran defensive handyman went out on loan from Stoke City to Queens Park Rangers at the transfer deadline. The Loftus Road crew were off to a miserable start before Cameron’s move, but have righted the ship, going 3-2-2 since his early-September debut. The 33-year-old has started four of QPR’s last five Championship matches as a defensive midfielder, and bagged the 1-1 equalizer against Derby County in their last game before the international break.

Matthew Olosunde

New York Red Bulls Academy

The Manchester United Under-23 defender has yet to appear this season, but seems to be nearing the end of his recovery road from a knee injury.

GERMANY

Weston McKennie

FC Dallas Academy

McKennie, center, is mobbed by teammates after scoring a late winner against Lokomotiv Moscow in the UEFA Champions League group phase | Reuters

Though currently slowed by a knee knock, the Schalke midfielder has begun the campaign in fine form. McKennie has definitely enjoyed his first tastes of UEFA Champions League action, setting up the lone Miners goal in the group phase opener against Porto and striking the late winner at Lokomotiv Moscow on Matchday 2. He followed that goal up with another in Schalke’s league win at Fortuna Düsseldorf three days later.

Carlos Salcedo

Real Salt Lake Academy

After helping Eintracht Frankfurt post a clean sheet victory at Freiburg on Bundesliga opening day, the Mexico center back tore an ankle ligament early in their next match. Salcedo is tentatively expected back in training around New Year’s Day.

Chris Richards

FC Dallas Academy

The FC Dallas loan item has wasted no time becoming a lineup fixture for Bayern Munich’s U-19 side, starting 10 straight games in the heart of defense. Included in that span was a goal at Freiburg on Sept. 15, as well as his first two appearances in the UEFA Youth League (essentially a U-19 Champions League).

MEXICO

Omar Gonzalez

LA Galaxy: 2009-15

The former Galaxy defender has started all but one Apertura match since making a summer switch from Pachuca to Atlas. The Foxes are propping up the table through 12 rounds, but don’t blame the Gonzalez-led defense; it’s kept them in most games, while the attack has managed just four goals. The back line marshal opened his club account just before the international break, bagging their lone goal in a loss at Santos Laguna.

Rogelio Funes Mori

Rogelio Funes Mori has made only three starts and six appearances for Monterrey because of an injury | Reuters

FC Dallas Academy

The Monterrey forward has seen his season interrupted by an injury that has limited him to three starts in six appearances. Funes Mori snapped a two-month goal drought with the early winner against Tijuana on Sept. 30.

Fabian Castillo

FC Dallas: 2011-16

After making a summer move from Trabzonspor, the winger missed Tijuana’s first four league games with an injury. Castillo has now started five straight Apertura matches, and netted his first goal for the club in last week’s draw with Querétaro.

Rafael Baca

San Jose Earthquakes: 2011-14

The veteran midfielder remains a regular starter for Liga MX leaders Cruz Azul. Baca has superbly guarded the back line for the league’s stingiest side (nine goals conceded in 12 games). In the only match he missed, they dropped a 3-1 decision away to strugglers Pachuca.

Lalo Fernandez

Real Salt Lake: 2012-17

After sitting on the bench for every competitive Tigres match during the last Clausura season earlier this year, the netminder finally debuted for the Mexican giants in a 0-0 Copa MX draw against Cafetaleros back in August.

SPAIN

Ballou Tabla

Montreal Impact Academy

The young Canada winger has started in six of his seven outings for FC Barcelona’s reserve side, who are early title contenders in Segunda B Group 3. Tabla has a goal, scored in their season-opening loss, and an assist.

FRANCE

Matt Miazga

Matt Miazga has made egith consecutive starts for the Canaries | Reuters

New York Red Bulls: 2013-15

After watching their Ligue 1 opener from the dugout, Miazga has started eight straight for new loan employers Nantes. It has been a sputtering start for the Canaries, who stand next to bottom thanks to a five-game winless slide.

Timothy Weah

New York Red Bulls Academy

After scoring in Paris Saint-Germain’s French Super Cup rout of Monaco and their league opening victory over Caen, Weah also featured as a halftime sub in a win at Guingamp on Aug. 18. He hasn’t dressed since, as PSG’s attack superstars returned from their post-World Cup vacations.

NETHERLANDS

Erik Palmer-Brown

Sporting Kansas City: 2013-17

The U.S. defender’s first two assignments at new loan home NAC Breda came with the reserve team. Palmer-Brown then started consecutive games for the Eredivisie cellar dwellers in mid-September before working a couple more second-team matches early this month.

PORTUGAL

Eryk Williamson

Portland Timbers: 2018-

The young midfielder has yet to make a first-team debut for loan side Santa Clara.

BELGIUM

Andy Najar

Andy Najar, right, has alternated between a defensive and midfield role this season at Anderlecht | Reuters

D.C. United: 2010-12

After sitting the first four games of Anderlecht’s campaign, Najar returned from a preseason setback in late August. Believe it or not, the diminutive Honduras international has been working on the left side of a three-man back line in league play (he’s operated in a more familiar right midfield slot in their two Europa League losses). It’s still early, but the Mauves are already six points behind first-place Genk.

TURKEY

Cyle Larin

Cyle Larin, right, has featured primarily in the Europa League for Besiktas | Reuters

Orlando City: 2015-17

After merely getting his feet wet with Besiktas last season, the Canada striker has already had his name in the lineup eight times this term. Seven of those starts have come in Europa League play, which has seen Larin bag his second hat trick for the club against Icelandic second-round qualifying foe B36 Torshavn back in August and set up Ryan Babel’s icebreaker in their group stage-opening win over Sarpsborg 08. He’s yet to ring the bell in four Super Lig outings for the Eagles, who stand three points off the top after eight rounds.

Eric Ayuk

Philadelphia Union: 2015-16

The 21-year-old winger has quickly gotten comfy with second-flight outfit Osmanlispor, notching a goal and an assist in his first four starts. The club stumbled out of the blocks, but has now won three of four with Ayuk on the field.

COSTA RICA

Denis Castillo

Colorado Rapids: 2016

The Costa Rican defender moved home this summer to join Pérez Zeledón, but injuries have bounced him in and out of the selection. Castillo sported the captain’s armband in his two starts, a pair of 2-1 victories. With four games remaining in the Apertura season, the Southern Warriors stand fifth, three points shy of the last playoff spot.

ISRAEL

Aaron Schoenfeld

Columbus Crew SC: 2012-15

The Maccabi Tel Aviv forward started four of his six games during Europa League qualifying, notching an assist. However, he has been limited to a pair of cameo appearances in Ligat Ha’Al play thus far.

Jonathan Bornstein

Chivas USA: 2006-11

Having moved from Querétaro this past summer, Bornstein got the call at left back in Maccabi Netanya’s league opener. The Diamonds were demolished 5-0 at Hapoel Haifa that day, and the 33-year-old has not left the bench since. That hasn’t really helped, though, as they sit second-to-last through six games.

NORWAY

Sam Adekugbe

Vancouver Whitecaps: 2013-17

The Canada left back has started 21 of 25 league games for seventh place Vålerenga, and another two in the NM Cup. The Bohemians hold very slim hopes of rallying for a Europa League berth with five games remaining.

Oyvind Alseth

Toronto FC: 2017

After winning the treble for Toronto FC last year, the Norwegian returned to his hometown to suit up for Eliteserien risers Ranheim. Alseth has worked at every back line position while starting five of 13 league appearances. Playing in the top flight for the first time in 62 years, the Trondheim mites have surprised all to stand fifth.

Sean Okoli

Seattle Sounders: 2014; D.C. United: 2015; New York City: 2017

The forward joined second-flight side FK Jerv in August and has quickly become a fixture on the line-up card for manager Arne Sandstø (who previously managed both Nat Borchers and Clarence Goodson during their stints in Norway). Nevertheless, Okoli has tallied just once in eight starts for the OBOS-Ligaen middlers, hitting a lone goal winner against Floro a month ago.

SCOTLAND

Emerson Hyndman

FC Dallas Academy

On loan to Hibernian from EPL side Bournemouth, Hyndman has four starts in six league games and worked his first two Europa League contests in their third qualifying defeat against Molde FK. The midfielder fired his first goal of the season in a 6-0 rout of Hamilton just prior to the international break. After a slow start, Hibs have won four straight to stand just two points behind leaders Celtic ahead of Saturday’s trip to Parkhead.

Andy Rose

Seattle Sounders: 2012-15

The midfielder has started six of eight for Motherwell, who have just one win in their first eight SPL games.

David Norman Jr.

Vancouver Whitecaps: 2018

The Canada youth international is currently on loan to second-division outfit Queen of the South. Norman Jr. made his league debut with a seven-minute shift in a scoreless draw at Inverness on Sept. 29.

SWEDEN

Romain Gall

Columbus Crew SC: 2014-15

After a very brief settling-in phase following his summer move from Sundsvall, Gall has resumed his breakout season with Allsvenskan holders Malmö FF. The winger has four goals and two assists in nine games with the Sky Blues, taking his season totals to 11 (good for fifth in the league) and six, respectively. The 23-year-old also added two goals in Svenska Cupen action, and has made debuts in both Champions League qualifying play and the Europa League group phase.

And there’s still plenty of time for Gall to accomplish more. In the league, Malmö are five points shy of the last 2019-20 Europa League berth with five games left, starting with Saturday’s massive home tilt against second-place Hammarby. Meanwhile, they’re still battling in the current Europa League, with all four Group I teams level on three points after two rounds. Next up in that tournament: an Oct. 25 trip to Sarpsborg 08.

Kofi Sarkodie

Houston Dynamo: 2011-15, San Jose Earthquakes: 2016-17

The former U.S. youth international signed as a free agent with Trelleborgs this July. By the end of the month, Sarkodie made his debut in the first of six straight left back starts. Playing in the Allsveskan for the first time in six years, the southerners have sunk to the basement on an 0-12-3 swoon. With five games left, they are six points short of the relegation playoff slot, and nine from the safety zone. One reason for hope: They still get to play two of the three clubs directly ahead of them.

SWITZERLAND

Kekuta Manneh

Vancouver Whitecaps: 2013-17

The new St. Gallen winger fought through some early injury struggles to make his debut in a Swiss Cup stroll at lower-level side Ueberstorf in mid-August. Manneh’s league bow came in a Swiss Super League win at Xamax a couple weeks later. He’s yet to score in three league outings for the fifth-place side.

SLOVAKIA

Brian Iloski

LA Galaxy Academy

The 23-year-old Legia Warsaw prospect is spending the season on loan to Slovakian top-tier club Michalovce. Iloski has played everywhere in attack during his four appearances. His first start of the season came last week when he played the No. 10 role in their second victory of the season, a surprise 2-1 decision at Trencin.

FINLAND

Ben McKendry

Vancouver Whitecaps: 2016-17

The Canada international has started 25 of his 27 matches since joining TPS, and the last eight in a row. McKendry has alternated between the central and defensive midfield spots for the top-flight survivalists, who hold the relegation playoff slot with two games left on the schedule. Perilously, they still have to play at third-place KuPS before hosting runaway league leaders HJK on closing day.

SYRIA

Mo Babouli

Toronto FC: 2016-17

After netting seven times for Al Ittihad Aleppo last season, the 25-year-old forward has yet to find the net in four league games this term.

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Protoje has a new LP (A Matter of Time), pushing “No Guarantee” n’ is on tour w/Chronixx, see dates below!

MAY 24, 2018 - SUBTERRANEAN - CHICAGO, IL - BUY TICKETS MAY 25, 2018 - SUMMER CAMP FESTIVAL - CHILLICOTHE, IL - BUY TICKETS MAY 26, 2018 - UNION STAGE - WASHINGTON, DC - BUY TICKETS MAY 27, 2018 - CONEY ISLAND AMPHITHEATER - BK, NY - BUY TICKETS

Awwww...that’s Ziggy Marley w/his lil’ ‘Ziggy’, he’s going on tour -- to promote his latest Rebellion Rises, see dates below:

UPCOMING NORTH AMERICAN TOUR DATES:

Dates: City: Venue:

6/8/18 Napa, CA Uptown

6/10/18 Carmel, CA Sunset Center

6/12/18 Jacksonville, OR Britt Pavilion

6/13/18 Seattle, WA Seattle Zoo

6/14/18 Portland, OR Portland Zoo

6/16/18 Kamas, UT DeJoria Ctr

6/17/18 Winter Park, CO Hideaway Park

6/18/18 Aspen, CO Aspen

6/19/18 Albuquerque, NM Villa Hispana Outdoor

6/20/18 Phoenix, AZ Van Buren

6/22/18 Santa Ynez, CA Chumash

6/23/18 Sacramento, CA Ace of Spades

6/24/18 San Francisco, CA Sigmund Stern

8/23/18 Bellvue, CO Mishawaka

9/1/18 Vienna, VA Wolf Trap

+UPCOMING EUROPEAN TOUR DATES!

It’s incredible how fast this movement grew into something actually cool, over just a few years. It WAS poorly organized, poorly attended n’ pathetically not a true reflection of the carnival zest from Trinidad, representing in LA. But that’s recently changed, also incorporating other cultures from across the globe! Don’t miss from June 21-24 in H’wood, the Hollywood Carnival & Parade + ‘nuff activities surrounding this better soca-infused weekend of LA Carnival’s non-stop bachannal!

Hop on, but don’t hop off ‘til it docks. You’re invited, btw...this is a one-time only summer event, don’t lapse.

If you’re performing at one of Brooklyn’s coolest venues, National Sawdust, there’s something really cool about you. And that’s why U should check Underground System on Sat, June 16 @7p. Hopefully tix are still left!? If not, there’s 2 other upcoming shows (see below) too!

Feeling a lil’ nostalgia living in NYC, for the Pacific Ocean, Venice Beach n’ West Coast Gangstarr rap? @Project Parlor in BK, every 3rd Saturday, from 3p-8p, Str8 West Coastin’ got ya ‘chronic’ needs!

Above, catch the duo -- Adrian Younge + Ali Shaheed Muhammad aka The Midnight Hour w/band in NYC on Weds, June 20 @Manderley Bar (McKittrick Hotel). And below, back in their home-base of LA, catch them on Saturday, June 23 @Lodge Room. These shows should be a top priority, if music is your thing, ya feel me?

This year, Reggae Sumfest organizers are really kicking up some dust in branding this year’s festival (July 15-22 in Montego Bay), to be their best yet. For instance, it has now expanded to 8 days of real authentic Jamaican entertainment n’ food, amongst other forms of entertaining one’s self ;-)

See lineup + schedule below.

Sun. July 15 Sumfest Colour-Fest Beach Party @Tropical Bliss Beach | Doors Open: 3pm | (Ticketed)

Mon. July 16 Sumfest Street Dance @ Hip Strip, MoBay | Gates Open: 7pm | (Free)

Tues. July 17 All White Party @ Pier One Restaurant & Bar | Doors Open: 8pm | (Ticketed)

Wed. July 18 The Blitz “All Black” Party Feat. Safaree and Stefflon Don @ (Venue TBD) | Doors Open: 8pm | (Ticketed)

Thu. July 19 The Inspire Awards @ Iberostar Hotel | 5pm-9pm | (Invitation Only)

Thu. July 19 Reggae Sumfest Presents: Irish & Chin's World Clash 20th Anniversary @ Pier One Event Center | Doors Open: 8pm | (Ticketed) Tony Matterhorn, Mighty Crown, Ricky Trooper and Pink Panther!

Fri. July 20 Sumfest Symposium @ Montego Bay Conference Center | Time TBD | (Free)

Fri. July 20 Sumfest Festival Night 1 @ Catherine Hall Event Centre | Doors Open: 7pm | (Ticketed) Popcaan, Aidonia, Bounty Killer, Sizzla, Spice, Tommy Lee Sparta, Agent Sasco, Ding Dong, I-Octane, Stonebwoy, Harry Toddler, Yanique, D-Major, Kemar Highcon, Dance Expressions, Govana, Tosh Alexander, Shano, Jah Fabio, Kim Nain, Rygin King, Vanzo, G Don V, Press Kay plus special guest stars

Sat. July 21 Sumfest Festival Night 2@ Catherine Hall Event Centre | Doors Open: 7pm | (Ticketed) Damian “Jr. Gong” Marley, Beres Hammond, Maxi Priest, Cham, Capleton, Raging Fyah, Jesse Royal, J Boog, Fantan Mojah, Keznamdi, Empress Ayeola, Naomi Cowan, Jah Dore, D’Yani, Stushi, plus special guest stars.

And everyone in NYC -- young n’ old, has to hit up at least one of these, come summertime. See below, or FULL line-up here.

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10 Affordable Spring Vacation Destinations Across America

Have you spent the first days of spring waiting for pricey flights to the Caribbean to drop? Whether your heart’s set on a dreamy beach vacay or an exciting urban getaway, you don’t have to break the bank—or leave the country—to enjoy an amazing spring vacation.

Based on the median weekly rate for a two bedroom rental on FlipKey, we’re highlighting some of the most affordable spring vacation destinations in America and the must-dos in each city. From the shores of Cape Cod to the desert landscape of Palm Springs, here are some of the best places to celebrate the arrival of spring.

Boise, Idaho: $594/week

With the majestic Rocky Mountains looming beyond the city limits and over 190 miles of trails to explore, Boise packs lots of punch for the nature-loving traveler. Climb the hill at Camel’s Back Park for great views of Southern Boise or take it easy on a stroll through the Idaho Botanical Garden. Had your fill of the outdoors? Boise’s varied museums and plentiful attractions will captivate all interests. However you choose to spend your time, Spring is the perfect season to enjoy all the city has to offer—before the dry summer heat sets in!

Eat: Boise Fry Company | Multiple locations in Boise

Play: Idaho Botanical Garden | 2355 Old Penitentiary Road, Boise, Idaho 83712

See: The World Center for Birds of Prey | 5668 West Flying Hawk Lane, Boise, Idaho 83709

Stay: See all rentals in Boise

Albuquerque, New Mexico: $597/week

There are few places to experience the authentic Southwest quite like Albuquerque. With its fiery desert landscape, mouthwatering New Mexican cuisine, and unique multicultural heritage, this city is a magical escape for travelers of all ages. The city’s streets are lined with historic adobe homes and brick paths, while its clear, blue skies are dotted with colorful hot air balloons. Plentiful sunshine and mild temperatures add to this city’s appeal, making it one of the best affordable spring vacation spots on our list.

Eat: Vinaigrette | 1828 Central Ave. SW, Albuquerque, NM 87104

Explore: ABQ Trolley | 800 Rio Grande Blvd. NW, Albuquerque, NM 87104

See: The National Museum of Nuclear Science and History | 601 Eubank Blvd. SE, Albuquerque, NM 87123

Stay: See all rentals in New Mexico

Chincoteague Island, Virginia: $650/week

Chincoteague Island’s resident wild ponies have helped put this small Virginia town on the map. During the summer, they can be seen thundering down the golden beaches. But horses aren’t the only wildlife to be admired—the unspoiled beaches and lack of high-rises on Chincoteague Island make it a great place for bird watching, too. Escape to this affordable spring vacation destination for a breath of fresh air and a slower pace of life.

Eat: Island Creamery | 6243 Maddox Blvd. Chincoteague Island, VA 23336

Play: Chincoteague Cultural Alliance Markets | 6309 Church St, Chincoteague Island, VA 23336

See: Museum of Chincoteague Island | 7125 Maddox Blvd. Chincoteague Island, VA 23336

Stay: See all rentals in Chincoteague Island

Tacoma, Washington: $653/week

Situated in the Puget Sound area and easily accessible from Seattle, Tacoma is ideal for travelers who like to have lots of options. Ready to explore? Hop in the car and head to Mount Rainier National Park just a short drive away. Want to see what the downtown area has to offer? Tacoma is home to a vibrant community of artists and boasts many world-renowned museums and exhibits. Still, you might prefer to take in the scenic landscape from the comfort of your FlipKey rental like one reviewer who raved “being able to sit on the decking while you watch the sunset over the Olympic Mountain was beautiful.”

Eat: El Gaucho | 2119 Pacific Ave, Tacoma, WA 98402

Play: Five Mile Drive and Trails | 5400 N. Pearl St. Tacoma, WA 98407

See: Museum of Glass | 1801 Dock Street, Tacoma, Washington 98402

Stay: See all rentals in Tacoma

Tampa, Florida: $680/week

Whether you decide to book a modern condo downtown or a beach home nearby, Tampa is a popular spring vacation spot that won’t break the bank. Traveling with the entire family? Busch Gardens and The Florida Aquarium in Tampa Bay offer something exciting for every person in your group. Sports enthusiasts can catch a Tampa Bay Rays baseball game at the start of the season, while art lovers will be impressed by the city’s world-class museums. No matter what you do though, soak up some sun and enjoy Tampa’s waterfront location.

Eat: Datz | 2616 S MacDill Ave, Tampa, FL 33629

Play: Ulele Brewery | 1810 N Highland Ave, Tampa, FL 33602

See: Tampa Theatre | 711 N Franklin Street, Tampa, FL 33602

Stay: See all rentals in Tampa

Palm Springs, California: $688/week

Thanks to its year-round pleasant climate and abundance of golf courses, a spring vacation in Palm Springs never disappoints. Soak up sun by the pool at your FlipKey rental, hop on a bike to explore, or discover the beauty of the surrounding desert on foot. Rather stay cool? Relax at one of the many award-winning spas in Palm Springs or hit some of the nearby museums. Whatever you decide to do, don’t miss out on the chance to spend a week here during the spring months.

Eat: Workshop Kitchen + Bar | 800 N Palm Canyon Dr, Ste G, Palm Springs, California 92262

Play: Palm Springs Air Museum | 745 North Gene Autry Trail, Palm Springs, California 92262

See: Elvis Honeymoon Hideaway | 1350 Ladera Circle, Palm Springs CA 92262

Stay: See all rentals in Palm Springs

Dennis Port, Massachusetts: $800/week

Visit Dennis Port during the spring before tourists flock here for the peak summer season. This charming Cape Cod town oozes charm with its cozy cottages, wooden boardwalks, and photographic beach views. From skipping stones on the glassy waters to shopping at the local general store, Dennis Port has everything you need (and more!) for a delightful vacation, without the stress of going over-budget.

Eat: Sundae School Ice Cream | 381 Lower County Road, Dennis Port, MA 02639

Play: The Improper Bostonian | 626 Main St, Dennis Port, MA 02639

See: Stage Stop Candy | 411 Main Street, Route 28 Dennisport, MA 02639

Stay: See all rentals in Dennis Port

Lake Harmony, Pennsylvania: $800/week

Tucked away in the Pocono Mountains, Lake Harmony is the perfect spot to welcome spring. The season brings the arrival of blooming daffodils and laurel blossoms, along with endless possibilities for outdoor recreation. Book a lakefront vacation home and wake up to sunrise over the water, or rent a cabin in the middle of the woods and truly escape it all. Whether you’re a hiker, biker, boater or botanist, we bet you’ll love this budget-friendly destination!

Eat: Piggy’s Restaurant | 91 N. Lake Drive, Lake Harmony, PA

Play: Yeti WaterSports | 100 Moseywood Rd, Lake Harmony, PA 18624

See: The Split Rock Country Club | 140 Wolf Hollow Run Road, Lake Harmony, PA 18624

See: See all rentals in Lake Harmony

Scottsdale, Arizona: $800/week

In Scottsdale, you can be touring the beautiful desert one minute, and wrapped in a cozy bathrobe at one of the many spas the next. Explore the McDowell Sonoran Preserve, which offers trails for hikers of all skill levels. If it’s been a rainy spring, you might even get lucky and see the desert in bloom! Head to Old Town Scottsdale for shopping or skip straight to the downtown area where you’ll find a buzzing restaurant and party scene. This spirited Southwest city is full of possibilities, especially during the spring!

Eat: Virtu | 3701 N. Marshall Way, Scottsdale, AZ 85251

Play: OdySea Aquarium | 9500 E Via De Ventura, Suite A-100, Scottsdale, AZ 85256

See: Western Spirit: Scottsdale’s Museum of the West | 3830 N. Marshall Way, Scottsdale, AZ 85251

Stay: See all rentals in Scottsdale

Lake Ozark, Missouri: $863/week

Nestled in the heart of Missouri, Lake Ozark is a premier lake town offering world-class boating, fishing, and shopping. Cast your line from the shore and hook a fish, hike the surrounding landscape, or take the boat over to Party Cove during your stay. Whether you’re planning a family getaway or booking a couple’s retreat, choose a FlipKey rental for an affordable spring vacation you’ll always remember.

Eat: Baxter’s Lakeside Grille | 2124 Bagnell Dam Blvd, Lake Ozark, MO 65049

Play: Ha Ha Tonka State Park | 1491 State Road D, Camdenton, MO 65020

See: Bridal Cave | 526 Bridal Cave Rd, Camdenton, MO 65020

Stay: See all rentals in Lake Ozark

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10 Affordable Spring Vacation Destinations Across America

Boise, Idaho: $594/week

Eat: Boise Fry Company | Multiple locations in Boise

Play: Idaho Botanical Garden | 2355 Old Penitentiary Road, Boise, Idaho 83712

See: The World Center for Birds of Prey | 5668 West Flying Hawk Lane, Boise, Idaho 83709

Stay: See all rentals in Boise

Albuquerque, New Mexico: $597/week

Eat: Vinaigrette | 1828 Central Ave. SW, Albuquerque, NM 87104

Explore: ABQ Trolley | 800 Rio Grande Blvd. NW, Albuquerque, NM 87104

See: The National Museum of Nuclear Science and History | 601 Eubank Blvd. SE, Albuquerque, NM 87123

Stay: See all rentals in New Mexico

Chincoteague Island, Virginia: $650/week

Eat: Island Creamery | 6243 Maddox Blvd. Chincoteague Island, VA 23336

Play: Chincoteague Cultural Alliance Markets | 6309 Church St, Chincoteague Island, VA 23336

See: Museum of Chincoteague Island | 7125 Maddox Blvd. Chincoteague Island, VA 23336

Stay: See all rentals in Chincoteague Island

Tacoma, Washington: $653/week

Eat: El Gaucho | 2119 Pacific Ave, Tacoma, WA 98402

Play: Five Mile Drive and Trails | 5400 N. Pearl St. Tacoma, WA 98407

See: Museum of Glass | 1801 Dock Street, Tacoma, Washington 98402

Stay: See all rentals in Tacoma

Tampa, Florida: $680/week

Eat: Datz | 2616 S MacDill Ave, Tampa, FL 33629

Play: Ulele Brewery | 1810 N Highland Ave, Tampa, FL 33602

See: Tampa Theatre | 711 N Franklin Street, Tampa, FL 33602

Stay: See all rentals in Tampa

Palm Springs, California: $688/week

Eat: Workshop Kitchen + Bar | 800 N Palm Canyon Dr, Ste G, Palm Springs, California 92262

Play: Palm Springs Air Museum | 745 North Gene Autry Trail, Palm Springs, California 92262

See: Elvis Honeymoon Hideaway | 1350 Ladera Circle, Palm Springs CA 92262

Stay: See all rentals in Palm Springs

Dennis Port, Massachusetts: $800/week

Eat: Sundae School Ice Cream | 381 Lower County Road, Dennis Port, MA 02639

Play: The Improper Bostonian | 626 Main St, Dennis Port, MA 02639

See: Stage Stop Candy | 411 Main Street, Route 28 Dennisport, MA 02639

Stay: See all rentals in Dennis Port

Lake Harmony, Pennsylvania: $800/week

Eat: Piggy’s Restaurant | 91 N. Lake Drive, Lake Harmony, PA

Play: Yeti WaterSports | 100 Moseywood Rd, Lake Harmony, PA 18624

See: The Split Rock Country Club | 140 Wolf Hollow Run Road, Lake Harmony, PA 18624

See: See all rentals in Lake Harmony

Scottsdale, Arizona: $800/week

Eat: Virtu | 3701 N. Marshall Way, Scottsdale, AZ 85251

Play: OdySea Aquarium | 9500 E Via De Ventura, Suite A-100, Scottsdale, AZ 85256

See: Western Spirit: Scottsdale’s Museum of the West | 3830 N. Marshall Way, Scottsdale, AZ 85251

Stay: See all rentals in Scottsdale

Lake Ozark, Missouri: $863/week

Eat: Baxter’s Lakeside Grille | 2124 Bagnell Dam Blvd, Lake Ozark, MO 65049

Play: Ha Ha Tonka State Park | 1491 State Road D, Camdenton, MO 65020

See: Bridal Cave | 526 Bridal Cave Rd, Camdenton, MO 65020

Stay: See all rentals in Lake Ozark

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