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Kidrockers w/ The Damselles & The TC4, Quazar & The Bamboozled @ The Echo 10/4/09
As mentioned earlier this month, the family-friendly Kidrockers kicked off its second season at The Echo, hosted by comedians Matt Dwyer and Emily Maya Mills, with music by The Damselles & the TC4 and Quazar & the Bamboozled.
"Sometimes getting away from it all is as close as LA, and sometimes you can even take your kids with you," says Peace, Love and Momminess. "Kidrockers is a whole new concept in arts and entertainment if you ask me. Top Indie bands, who’ve toured Europe, have been on Letterman and normally play for adults, put on a show for kids to inspire the next generation and bring families together. Rock on. ... Twister vinyl lines the floor in classic kid style, the kids dance and get to get up on stage."
Next month's show, hosted by Dwyer and Seth Herzog, features Kidrockers veterans The Henry Clay People and very special guests.
Kidrockers takes place on Sunday, November 8th. 1:00-2:30 PM. $9 via TicketWeb and $12 at the door. All ages, but adults must be accompanied by a child.
Special thanks to The Damselles & The TC4, Quazar & The Bamboozled, Kidrockers, and The Echo.
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