SUNDAY: Go Get Em’s First Annual Music Festival In Farmville

by | Sep 21, 2012 | MUSIC

This Sunday, September 23rd, Go Get Em’ and Go Get Em Entertainment will be presenting their First Annual Music Festival to be held at Wilck’s Lake, in Farmville, Virginia. This Festival boasts entertainment of all types including Hip hop, Metal, R&B, Gospel, Jazz, and Comedic acts, as well as live DJ sets.

This Sunday, September 23rd, Go Get Em’ and Go Get Em Entertainment will be presenting their First Annual Music Festival to be held at Wilck’s Lake, in Farmville, Virginia. This Festival boasts entertainment of all types including Hip hop, Metal, R&B, Gospel, Jazz, and Comedic acts, as well as live DJ sets. This event will also be family friendly, with activities such as Horseshoe throwing tournaments, face painting, raffles, and giveaways with the local support from sponsors: Bandito’s, Cafe Diem, Carroll’s Auto Shop, Johnson’s Bail Bonding.

Headliners: Divine Profitz (pictured below), Virginia Whiskey, We Be I!, Ready Roc, J’Lanee aka Jacquina, Nina Ross, Black Mist of Black Eye Entertainment, B.L.A.C., Blaq Market, D.O.G. Gang, Da CEOZ, Team Ops dance team, J Lee the Gentleman, Gz’s Up, Young Rayne, Smoke Dub, Yellowstreet, Versitile,
Wise King, Lee Prop, S Dot “Prince Of The Beats”, Heron, PayDa Price, Martin McCavitt, comedien Sean DiceMan of DMMG

WHAT: Go Get Em’s First Annual Music Festival
WHERE: Wilck’s Lake, Farmville, Virginia
WHEN: September 23rd, 2012 – 12PM-8PM

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