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Little Radio's Summer Camp Begins
Summer is officially less than three weeks away but Little Radio (a web stationand CD manufacturer) has already started its second annual Summer Camp (June 3rd- August10th) where every Sunday of the season Bands, Beer, and Booze along with food provided by Hot Knives will be the main event.
Located at 1218 Long Beach Avenue in downtown Los Angeles, this parking lot covered in astro turf, hot hipsters, and water games will be THE spot while bands perform. Some of the bands slated for this summer are: The Raveonettes (June 10th), Dead Meadow, Great Northern, Simon Dawes, Riverboat Gamblers and more surprise guests.
Summer Camp asks for a mere five dollar donation which includes all of the fun plus a water slide so bring your bathing suits....
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