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INDIGO LOUNGE UPDATE!

May 24th was the BIG MEMORIAL WEEKEND JAM at the Indigo Lounge. The night was FYAH! Shot out to The Emily Cohn Quartet who jammed hard all night long. What a magnificent band who will definitely be performing with us again. Mike The Poet ripped the stage first and the crowd went wild as he represented the Westcoast. Evy Trezvant and George Mcdonald's sensual, poetic duet had the audience swooning in delight. The other poets were just as amazing! But I can't tell you everything because you should've been there.lol.

The next show is June 21st and it's going to be extraordinary! It just keeps getting better. This time we bring back OPEN MIC so get prepared to rock it. Stay tuned, we will be announcing the band shortly. The featured poets are going to blow your mind. But I can't tell you everything so, STAY CONNECTED!

PS.
We are doing a special show in Oakland in August . FEMALE BANDS AND POETS WANTED! Hit us up if you are a poet or band in the Bay area and you want to jam with us, This is not just a platform, it's a movement!

Zoe
PIddle Productions

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  1. ChanelJune 1, 2009 at 2:11 PM

    I'd love to write a piece for your show in august :-) Hit me up EssentiallyPoetic@gmail.com

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