The Barn

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Ain't got enough gas to travel down to L.A., O.C., or S.D.?
Tired of just sittin' around the ranch watchin' the cows graze?
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FREE FREE FREEE. . .yes you read right. . .GRATIS!

The Barn over at U.C.R hosts a weekly concert series that goes on every Wednesday night begining at 6:00p.m. and ending around 9:00p.m. AND IT'S FREE TO THE PUBLIC. The concert series brings acts from in and around the Inland Empire. Last night they had an electro/indie night featuring Funeral Party (Indie Dance rumble from Los Angeles), Guns n' Bombs (Electro-Clash Dance Mashups), and D.J. Hyphy Crunk (Electro-Clash DJ from Riverside's Club Ave). Here's a quick blurb about them:

"The magic begins when the doors open at 6pm with DJ Hyphy Crunk. Hyphy Crunk is generating a real buzz at Riverside's Club Ave and this is his first performance at UCR. Up next is the electro-clash DJ spectacle of Guns 'n Bombs, well known in the LA area club scene and bringing their intense beats and mixing skills here to The Barn. Then, headlining for the night, we have a live set from indie dance band, The Funeral Party. The Funeral Party, described as "The Rapture meets Death From Above 1979," also hails from the LA area and will bring Riverside a night of fun they won't soon forget. The band has played with acts such as Crystal Castles and Health and has been featured on Indie 103.1fm's popular show "Neon Noise" 103.1, known for bringing the best of the electro scene to the radio airwaves."

Check out their myspace pages:

http://www.myspace.com/funeralparty
http://www.myspace.com/gunsnbombs
http://www.myspace.com/djhyphycrunk

And don't forget to check out KUCR's web site http://www.kucr.org/ or myspace (which is on The Empire Kids Myspace lists of friends) to find out who will be playing next Wednesday. You might run into your friendly neighborhood Calavera taking some photo's.

Hasta La Proxima,

La Calavera #42