WHOOOMP!! WHOOOMP!!

by | Jul 25, 2010 | POLITICS

WHOOOMP!! WHOOOMP!! is a new monthly event hosted by the Party Liberation Front for people who enjoy dubstep/glitch hop/bass driven music. Each WHOOOMP!! WHOOOMP!! will feature your resident PLF Dj’s along with guest Dj’s and Dj crews that wish to jump on the decks and share new and cutting edge music.

This months guest Dj is Dj Mir from the Chocolate Milk crew
http://www.myspace.com/ocmilko


CLICK HERE FOR THE FACEBOOK EVENT PAGE

We look forward to bringing in more local Dj’s in the future, and new talent from all over for headlining gigs in the future. It is our hope to create a community night that will grow and be supportive of local/regional Dj’s and producers that wish to bring this music to you! For future events we will be opening up a fire spinning area for our locals who wish to add there own creative forces to this event.

This first WHOOOMP!! WHOOOMP!! will be a BENEFIT SHOW for our very dear friends who were recently in bad car accident. Luna, Noah, and Marshall are all amazing people and we are very lucky that they are still with us. There injuries will require lots of attention, and anything we can do to help our friends we will. So this show is for them a…nd ALL proceeds will go towards helping there medical bills. We will be setting up a fund for our friends as well in the future. Through teaching Poi, Staff, DJ, hoop. and various fire spinning techniques we will look to raise funds and share with our community. For more information on this or anything WHOOOMP! please feel free to go to the contacts below.

Time: 10:30 pm
Place: The Camel
Music: Bass
For: 18+ (everyone)
Cost: $5 suggested donation (you can donate more)

CONTACT INFO:
Conway Jennings (PLF) – connwayjennings@gmail.com
John Reinhold (PLF/RVA) – john@rvamag.com

This event is sponsored by RVA Magazine, PLF, and The Camel. For more sponsorship opportunities or questions contact john@rvamag.com.THANKS EVERYONE! And see you there!

WHOOOMP!! WHOOOMP!! is a new monthly event hosted by the Party Liberation Front for people who enjoy dubstep/glitch hop/bass driven music. Each WHOOOMP!! WHOOOMP!! will feature your resident PLF Dj’s along with guest Dj’s and Dj crews that wish to jump on the decks and share new and cutting edge music.

This months guest Dj is Dj Mir from the Chocolate Milk crew
http://www.myspace.com/ocmilko


CLICK HERE FOR THE FACEBOOK EVENT PAGE

We look forward to bringing in more local Dj’s in the future, and new talent from all over for headlining gigs in the future. It is our hope to create a community night that will grow and be supportive of local/regional Dj’s and producers that wish to bring this music to you! For future events we will be opening up a fire spinning area for our locals who wish to add there own creative forces to this event.

This first WHOOOMP!! WHOOOMP!! will be a BENEFIT SHOW for our very dear friends who were recently in bad car accident. Luna, Noah, and Marshall are all amazing people and we are very lucky that they are still with us. There injuries will require lots of attention, and anything we can do to help our friends we will. So this show is for them a…nd ALL proceeds will go towards helping there medical bills. We will be setting up a fund for our friends as well in the future. Through teaching Poi, Staff, DJ, hoop. and various fire spinning techniques we will look to raise funds and share with our community. For more information on this or anything WHOOOMP! please feel free to go to the contacts below.

Time: 10:30 pm
Place: The Camel
Music: Bass
For: 18+ (everyone)
Cost: $5 suggested donation (you can donate more)

CONTACT INFO:
Conway Jennings (PLF) – connwayjennings@gmail.com
John Reinhold (PLF/RVA) – john@rvamag.com

This event is sponsored by RVA Magazine, PLF, and The Camel. For more sponsorship opportunities or questions contact john@rvamag.com.THANKS EVERYONE! And see you there!

R. Anthony Harris

R. Anthony Harris

In 2005, I created RVA Magazine, and I'm still at the helm as its publisher. From day one, it’s been about pushing the “RVA” identity, celebrating the raw creativity and grit of this city. Along the way, we’ve hosted events, published stacks of issues, and, most importantly, connected with a hell of a lot of remarkable people who make this place what it is. Catch me at @majormajor____




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