event photos apr.06

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Flyers for events photographed in April 2006 appear below.

A link to the associated photo album appears beneath that.

04.01.2006
Donkey Show 11
featuring
it's over, Last Call Girls, Mark Smeltzer, Stuck in a Straitjacket, Rocky Flamingo, Mike Medeiros, Sugar Puppy & The Lovely Dumplings,  Gnarla Natayet
Record Bar
Kansas City, MO


04.01.2006
u:Move Saturdays
featuring
Bill Pile, Paul DeMatteo, & Ataxic
Kabal Restaurant & Nightclub
Kansas City, MO


04.01.2006
Electro Techno Disco Popsicle
featuring
Blank & Jones, Rank 1, Signum, Perry O'Neil, Deep Voices, Thomas Datt, St John, Doc Martin, DJ Dan, Richard Vission, Kaskade, Colette, Carlos Alfonzo, Ed Rush, Optical, Black Sun Empire, Noisia, Evol Intent, Fury, Bicolas, The Colonel MC, Enemy, Blix Cannon, Ron Reeser, Filipe Avelar, Angel & Rohan, DJ Hill, John Beaaver, Alain Octavo
Bill Graham Civic Auditorium
San Francisco, CA
photos by mikeZ


04.01.2006
Terminal Groove
featuring
Dara, DJ Rap, Tommie Sunshine, Nigel Richards, Kenneth Thomas, Mark Almaria, John Kelley, Chuck Lepley, and many others
Oasis Hotel & Convention Center
Springfield, MO
photos by joe & brian


04.04.2006
PHATuesdays
featuring
DJoe, Fool, & phocas
Balanca's
Kansas City, MO


04.07.2006
Frisky
featuring
Diz aka 012, Pat Nice, & Alan Alda
Kabal Restaurant & Nightclub
Kansas City, MO
photos by shaun


04.07.2006
Propaganda 5.0
featuring
Mike Dileo, Brent Scholz, Paul DeMatteo, Steve Thorell, Bill Pile
Jilly's on Broadway
Kansas City, MO
photos by shaun


04.08.2006
Viva la Fiesta 3 Kickoff Party
Sol Cantina
Kansas City, MO


04.08.2006
Tabitha Empire
featuring
DJ Tabitha
Empire Room
Kansas City, MO


04.08.2006
B&W Disco
featuring
Julius Papp and residents
Velvet
St Louis, MO
photos by brian


04.08.2006
u:Move Saturdays
featuring
J. Boogie's Dubtronic Science, with residents Paul DeMatteo & Ataxic
Kabal Restaurant & Nightclub
Kansas City, MO


04.08.2006
Dreamscape
featuring
No Left Turn, Danny Maze, Timid vs Spree w/ MC ADB, Plan 9, Pandemic, Lunatik, Shan, James Ehrman, Matte-E, Aaron Lee vs Comrade, Jon von-Tech, Boogie, Brent Crampton w/ Shif-8, Switchblade, Punk Master Tacks, Daniel Larusso, Koolaid, Squiggles and many others
unknown venue
Minneapolis, MN
photos by joe & andrew


04.11.2006
PHATuesdays
featuring
cQuence and residents DJoe, Fool, & phocas
Balanca's
Kansas City, MO


04.12.2006
Wednesday Perk
featuring Josh C, Alan Paul, and resident cQuence
Cup & Saucer
Kansas City, MO


04.15.2006
Balanca Saturdays
featuring
unknown
Balanca's
Kansas City, MO


04.15.2006
Tabitha Empire
featuring
DJ Tabitha
Empire Room
Kansas City, MO


04.15.2006
Essential Saturdays
featuring
Steve Thorell & Eric Sheridan
Grand Emporium
Kansas City, MO


04.15.2006
Heavy Weight Styles
featuring
Kaos, General Malice, Paul Anthony, and others
unknown venue
St Louis, MO
photos by brian


04.18.2006
PHATuesdays
featuring
Phelan, and residents DJoe, Fool, & phocas
Balanca's
Kansas City, MO


04.19.2006
Wednesday Perk
featuring
Arrhythmia with resident cQuence
Cup & Saucer
Kansas City, MO


04.20.2006
Mixtape Thursdays
featuring
The Field Experiment
The Hurricane
Kansas City, MO
photos by joe


04.21.2006
Fourmation
featuring
Psidream, cVaughn, and residents Mile & J. Fortune
The Hangout
Kansas City, MO
photos by jen


04.21.2006
Two Heavy Fridays
featuring
Pat Nice with resident Two Heavy
Empire Room
Kansas City, MO


04.22.2006
u:Move Saturdays
featuring
Green Velvet and residents Paul DeMatteo & Ataxic
Kabal Restaurant & Nightclub
Kansas City, MO


04.25.2006
PHATuesdays
featuring
Solaris with residents DJoe, Fool, & phocas
Balanca's
Kansas City, MO


04.29.2006
u:Move Saturdays
featuring
DJ P with residents Paul DeMatteo & Ataxic
Kabal Restaurant & Nightclub
Kansas City, MO
photos by shaun


04.29.2006
Balanca Saturdays
featuring
Amjanda, Nick Steady, Mage
Balanca's
Kansas City, MO



~ that's it for the month ~

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