event photos feb.04

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Flyers for events photographed in February 2004 appear below.

A link to the associated photo album appears beneath that.


02.04.2004
Wednesday Perk - 2 Year Anniversary Party
featuring
TBA (Towards a Better Acronym), SL8TR, cQuence, Flotilla, Eclypz
Cup & Saucer
Kansas City, MO


02.06.2004
Fridays are Back
featuring
Steve Thorell & Bill Pile
The Point
Kansas City, MO


02.07.2004
Empire Room Remodel Re-Opening
featuring
Bill Pile & Two Heavy
Empire Room
Kansas City, MO


02.09.2004
Evolution
featuirng
phocas and residents
Davey's Uptown Ramblers Club
Kansas City, MO

02.13.2004
Fridays are Back
featuring
Steve Thorell & Bill Pile
The Point
Kansas City, MO


02.14.2004
Phuk Luv
featuring
Ming & FS, Ces Cru and Game, DJ Sku, and Oscar Slugworth
Granada Theater
Lawrence, KS
photos by todd & joe


02.21.2004
Zoolu 10
featuring
Full Cycle featuring Roni Size, Derrick May, Dave Seaman, Miguel Migs, Tortured Soul, Demonix, Oktane, Stryfe, and Cease
Loew's State Palace Theater
New Orleans, LA

AND

02.23.2004
Zoolu All-Stars
featuring
Charles Feelgood, Danny the Wildchild, Dieselboy, MC J Messian, Micro, Monk, Nigel Richards, Phantom 45, Tim Walsh's Laser Music, Ballzach, Zach, Trent Cantrelle, and J. Andrew
Loew's State Palace Theater
New Orleans, LA

02.20.2004 thru 02.24.2004
Mardi Gras
featuring
Endymion, Mid-City, Bacchus, Orpheus and Mardi Gras Day
French Quarter
 New Orleans, LA


02.28.2004
How Memphis Got It's Groove Back
featuring
D:Fuse, Dave London, Johnna, Bobby Duracel, Mike J and John Clark
Club Stop 345
Memphis, TN
photos by kourtney


02.28.2004
Saturday Chakra
featuring
unknown
Chakra
Kansas City, MO


02.28.2004
Audacity
featuring
Pleasurehead, St Marc, Mike Pierce, Blue Skeiz, FitzRoger, Atom Bryce, JD Staley, and Overpour in the Main Room.  In another room, Breakbotix led things off, with support from Mike Scott, Mike McGrath, & cQuence
photos by todd & joe



~ that's it for this month ~

Comments

  1. phocas8:28 PM, August 14, 2020

    02.18.2019 ~ #phlashback to dj bill pile stirring up a hot mess at the re-opening of Empire Room ... 15 years back on this #flashbackfriday

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  2. phocas8:29 PM, August 14, 2020

    02.15.2019 ~ #phlashback to a wild night with MING & FS out in lawrence at the The Granada Theater for phuk luv ... 15 years back this #flashbackfriday

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  3. phocas8:29 PM, August 14, 2020

    #phlashback to the saturday b4 #mardigrad and a fun night brought to you by Disco Donnie Presents at the State Palace Theatre ... zoolu 10 ... 15 years back this #flashbackfriday

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  4. phocas8:59 PM, August 14, 2020

    02.14.2020 ~ #phlashback to a fun night with MING & FS in Lawrence at the The Granada Theater ...phuk luv ... #onthisdate 16 years back this #flashbackfriday ...

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  5. phocas9:00 PM, August 14, 2020

    02.28.2020 ~ phlashback to Pleasurehead stirring up a full house at The Stray Cat ... Audacity ... #onthisdate 16 years back this #flashbackfriday

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