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Sole and DJ Pain 1 @ Blue Lamp
Friday August 21, 2015 | 10PM – ??
MIGHTY is proud present another installement of….
WHAT THE FUNK?! JAMES BROWN vs. FELA
with DJ SPINNA & RICH MEDINA
hosted by Fran Boogie
Spinning Funky JAMES BROWN Exclusives, Covers, JB Samples & Funky-Soulful Hits Of JBs` God Children & The Afro Funk Pioneer FELA ANIKULAPO KUTI`s Entire Music Catalog, Afro House, Afro Soul and more!
Tribute To The God Father Of Soul JAMES BROWN & To The Afro Beat Pioneer FELA ANIKULAPO KUTI!!!
Advance ticket available at mightysf.eventbrite.com
21+
Mighty
119 Utah Street
San Francisco, CA 94103
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DJ Dials & 1015 Folsom Present
SHLOHMO (DJ Set) x TORY LANEZ (LIVE)
with support from
YASI
DJ DIALS
+ MORE
Tickets: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/shlohmo-x-tory-lanez-at-1015-folsom-tickets-17773820977?aff=slider
Friday August 21st / 10pm – 3am / 21+
1015 Folsom
1015 Folsom St
San Francisco, CA 94103
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9PM – 1AM $18
MIX MASTER MIKE
DJ CYCLOFUNK
We’re celebrating the legendary DJ AM’s life and musical legacy on Thursday, July 30 at The Public Works SF, featuring the rare and soulful selection skills of the extraordinary Mix Master Mike Official. Best known for his work with the Beastie Boys, Mix Master Mike will be spinning a rare, intimate set from 10:30PM, with local act DJ Cyclofunk opening and closing the night.
Don’t miss this chance to see one of the world’s top scratchers and turntablists performing at a small venue! Come early, stay late, and bring your dancing shoes.
$15 SFJFF Members | $18 General Public | 21+
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Before the party:
Don’t miss the film AS I AM: THE LIFE AND TIMES OF DJ AM at the Castro Theatre at 6:25PM. TIX:http://bit.ly/1LUyr3F
Forget what you’ve heard about the life and death of Philadelphia-born DJ AM (born Adam Goldstein), the superstar club deejay who attained rock star status and survived a fiery plane crash only to die a short time later of a drug overdose at the age of 36. This haunting and heartbreaking portrait intimately conveys the brief life of an obsessive sonic genius for whom music, fame and love were tragically not enough.
Viva La Hip Hop 