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Brokechella Lineup: Over 50 Bands, 4 Stages
For those of you who'd rather stay in the city and listen to over 50 bands for $20 than break your bank on a certain three-day desert music festival, the line-up for the 5th annual Brokechella has been released.
This year's Brokechella takes place on Saturday, April 18 in downtown Los Angeles. There are four stages—cARTel Outdoor Stage; Shifty Rhythms Stage; Brownies & Lemonade Stage; and cARTel Indoor Stage. Artists include Oyls, TeamSupreme, Cozz, Battle Tapes and Moon Honey. You could read the whole lineup here, or you could watch it presented in this fun video:
Tickets were $15 prior to the lineup announcement and now, they're available online for $20 and $25 at the door. You might remember a cheaper Brokechella a few years ago, however, there will be puppies this year. Brokechella is partnering with No Kill Los Angeles for "puppy surprises."
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