Last night at Spin City (held at Sutra, that place is sooo beautiful), another 2 hopeful DJs made it a little bit closer to the Winter Music Fest in Miami.
And I got just a little bit closer to destroying my liver.
The competition, which consisted of 20 minute sets, started off with Peter J spinning an enjoyable set sprinkled with Interpol and Jay Z. It was more enjoyable to watch the Tila Tequila wannabe on stage gyrating tragically off beat.
Second was DJ Dizzy whose fans showed support by
OPEN JAM NIGHT, 9 p.m.
More fun than closed jelly.
Perq's
117 Main St.
Huntington Beach CA
714-960-9996
THE WAILERS; EEK-A-MOUSE; PATO BANTON, 7 p.m.
For heightened acoustics, smoke pot before entry.
Pacific Amphitheatre
Orange County Fairgrounds, Fair Dr.
Costa Mesa CA
714-740-2000
JOBING.COM CAREER FAIRE, until 5 p.m.
Nothing takes takes the mind off of joblessness like a career fair!
Anaheim Convention Center
800 W. Katella Ave.
Anaheim CA 92802
(714) 765-8950
BACK TO THE EIGHTIES, 9 p.m.
Interesting article this week in the Register about what the paper calls Orange County's Woodstock, an August 1968 two-day rock concert at the Orange County Fairgrounds.
Canned Heat, the Byrds, Jefferson Airplane and Tiny Tim headlined the show, which drew thousands of hippies and hundreds of cops. The story also mentions a concert a few years later in Laguna Beach that was organized by the Brotherhood of Eternal Love, a Laguna-based group of surfers who sent invitations to fellow travelers up
