Safari Sam's (Hollywood, CA)
The BOOM! Outfest Music Festival showcases some of the hottest acts adored by queer audiences: the late '80s-inspired hip-hop and R&B of Hey Will Power; the B52's-meets-Queen style of Sounds of Asteroth; the dance punk of Anavan; and the electro-indie rock beats of DJ Paul V.
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The last date listed for BOOM! Outfest Music Festival was Sunday July 13, 2008 / 9:00pm. (view all dates)
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Theatrical performances, opera, spoken word and every imaginable genre of music are offered in abundance. Of course, not all of these entertainment options are offered at the same location. At least not until Safari Sam's, a new nightclub and performing arts center, is scheduled to open.
BOOM! Outfest Music Festival Lineup:
Hey Will Power
In an inspired response to the danceable hip-hop and soulful R&B of the late '80s and early '90s, Hey Willpower has constructed ultra-witty crowd-friendly pop; check out tracks from their debut album, P.D.A., on their MySpace page.
Sounds of Asteroth
"Think Hedwig meets the B52's meets Queen at a Rocky Horror Picture Show midnight showing" --CD Baby
Sounds of Asteroth is taking Los Angeles by storm! Known for their outrageous performances and addictive tunes, they are not to be missed.
Anavan
Irreverent, mischievious dance punk from a local Los Angeles group of performers, Anavan blends the energy of early post-punk attitudes with the pop edge of new wave.
DJ Paul V.
Indie rock meets electro in the infamous mashups of DJ Paul V. (Dragstrip 66). Catch him on dance floors around the country or on his show, "Neon Noise," on Indie 103.1.