event photos apr.05

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Flyers for events photographed in April 2005 appear below.  

A link to the associated photo album appears beneath that.


04.02.2005
My Life Remixed CD Release Party
featuring
DJ P, Pete Bones, EBON and residents Bill Pile, Paul DeMatteo, Ataxic
Kabal Restaurant & Nightclub
Kansas City, MO


04.05.2005
True Tuesdays
featuring
Jack & Jill and resident DJ True
Balanca's
Kansas City, MO


04.06.2005
Wednesday Perk - Jungle Mash-Up
featuring
Nick Steady, SvS, and residents SvS & cQuence
Cup & Saucer
Kansas City, MO
photos by sarahB


04.07.2005
Videodrome 5
featuring
Cari Lekebusch, Tactic and resident Ataxic
Kabal Restaurant & Nightclub
Kansas City, MO


04.08.2005
Virus
featuring 
Terry Mullan, DJ Dara, Alan Paul, Johnny Tremayne, Sydeburnz, and Superstar DJ Lee
The Last Call
Lawrence, KS
photos by joe


04.08.2005
Inertia
featuring
Konsept, Tim Hjersted, Andrew Boie, Brent Crampton
Vermont Street BBQ
Lawrence, KS
photos by sarahB


04.08.2005
Community Service II Tour
featuring
The Crystal Method with residents Bill Pile, Paul DeMatteo, Ataxic
Kabal Restaurant & Nightclub
Kansas City, MO


04.09.2005
u:Move Saturdays
featuring
Bill Pile, Paul DeMatteo, Ataxic
Kabal Restaurant & Nightclub
Kansas City, MO


04.13.2005
Wednesday Perk
featuring
Eclypz, Flotilla, Mr Solve, Ruckspin, SvS, and residents SvS & cQuence
Cup & Saucer
Kansas City, MO
photos by sarahB


04.16.2005
NKF Loves the '80s
Benefiting the National Kidney Foundation of Kansas & Western Missouri
Webster House and The Hyatt Regency Crown Center
Kansas City, MO


04.16.2005
u:Move Saturdays
featuring
Astro & Glyde and residents Bill Pile, Paul DeMatteo, Ataxic
Kabal Restaurant & Nightclub
Kansas City, MO
photos by shaun


04.19.2005
Club Wars - Open Round Preliminary
featuring
Echo 7, Seventh Day, Cripple Fight, Grim Stone
Grand Emporium
Kansas City, MO
photos by laura


04.20.2005
Wednesday Perk
featuring
Jack & Jill, Blindman, and residents SvS & cQuence
Cup & Saucer
Kansas City, MO
photos by jason


04.22.2005
Shrapnel
featuring
DJ Starscream, Ugly Bill aka The Peacemaker, Crave One, cQuence, and Alaska
Madrid Theater
Kansas City, MO
photos by jason


04.23.2005
Neon
featuring
Dave Audé, Konsept, Kruse and resident Paul DeMatteo
Kabal Restaurant & Nightclub
Kansas City, MO
photos by laura


04.23.2005
B&W Saturdays
featuring
Judge Jules, Stan Doublin, Trevor Matthews, Jim K, Gee-Bee, Rob Zander
Velvet
St Louis, MO


04.26.2005
Turntable Tuesdays
featuring
Just John & Ethan Bliss
PJ's Restaurant and Pub
Manhattan, KS
photos by viss


04.28.2005
Harling's Thursday
featuring
Jonathan Ramsey
Harling's Upstairs
Kansas City, MO
photos by joe


04.30.2005
Reveal Magazine Model Search Party
featuring
Bill Pile, Paul DeMatteo, Ataxic
Kabal Restaurant & Nightclub
Kansas City, MO


04.30.2005
Berzerker
featuring
Stage 1 - Evol Intent, Pish Posh, Basic Operations, Plan 9, and One  /  Stage 2, DJ Assault, J Break and local support from Control Freeks, Jack & Jill, Kid Domino, and Greg Zoi vs DJ Suisse
411 Club - Uptown Theater
Kansas City, MO
photo by laura



~ that's it for this month ~

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  1. phocas8:42 PM, August 14, 2020

    04.19.2019 ~ #phlashback to a night featuring Seventh Day battling it out in the club wars open round preliminary at the grand emporium (now AURA) ... 14 years back on this #flashbackfriday

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  2. phocas8:42 PM, August 14, 2020

    04.26.2019 ~ #phlashback to just john on a new night starting up in ##thelittleapple... #turntable tuesday @ PJs ... on this date, 14 yrs back on this #flashbackfriday ... photo by viss - more @ https://www.phocas.net/2005/04/turntable-tuesday.html

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