This Saturday Free Magic is joining the Razer-N-Tape crew for their 5th birthday at Elsewhere with a stacked lineup! Free Magic will be in Zone One and it kicks off at 10pm. If you haven’t got to see Mood II Swing or Session Victim perform before, here’s your chance.

Best of all, it’s free before midnight with RSVP!

HALL

└ Session Victim

└ Mood II Swing

└└ Jacques Renault

└└└ Ron Like Hell

ZONE ONE

└ Al Kent

└└ JKriv

└└└ Aaron Dae

└└└└ Free Magic

Hop in! Burlesque Beat is taken you on a FLASHBACK trip to the 80s! Join Scarlett Lace as she continues her show series of different past decades focusing on important musical artists and their pop culture contributions. This time she’s taking you back to the 1980s and the women who shaped Rock, Pop, and R&B.

In the 80s women rocked the music chart and MTV! The show will celebrate those women, their talents, and their impact on the music industry. The performers chosen for this show are equally talented and will blow your minds. This will be the ultimate 80s dance party with 80s trivia, a dance contest, drink specials, and much more. The show is free so bring your $$$ for cocktails and tips!!!

With Stellar Performances by;
Ginger Twist
The Incredible, Edible, Akynos
Mia Julep
Audrey Love
and
Scarlett Lace

Hosted by: Scarlett Lace
Featuring Go-Go Goddess: Gemini Blitz
and DJ Kiki Valentine

The International Taiko Festival, at San Francisco promotes an ancient art of Japan

The Wawa Welcome America! Independence Day Parade is bigger and better than ever in 2011 with more than 4,000 participants from a dozen states.

The parade kicks off at 11 a.m. and features 16 marching musical groups, nine floats, five military branches and plenty of special guests.

Among the performers this year: the Hoh Japanese Drummers, Minas Brazilian Dancers and Drummers and the oldest fife and drum band in America, the Mattatuck Drum Band founded in 1767.

Hundreds of active duty enlisted and veteran soldiers and officers from the Marines, Army, Navy, Air Force and Coast Guard will march down the nation