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Culture Collide Festival 2012: Bigger And
Better!
Filter Magazine
announces the line-up for the third annual
Culture Collide Festival! We are
in festival season, but if you’re on a tight budget and don’t want to experience
music and art from across the globe then you don’t want to miss the arrival of Culture
Collide 2012. Of Montreal (US), Junip (Sweden), Clinic (United Kingdom), School
of Seven Bells (US), Penguin Prison (US), Class Actress (US) who are all set to
rock the hell out of Echo Park on October 4-7.
The four day event, which will take
place in various locations in that neighborhood is full of surprises!
John Talabot
(Spain), Dean Wareham Plays Galaxie 500 (US), Breakestra (US) Tribes (United Kingdom), American Royalty (US), Moss (Netherlands), The Standards (Thailand), The Kavanaghs (Argentina), and Marit Larsen (Norway), will also be
performing with many more to be announced soon.
What else can
attendee expect this year? Aside from full-band live performances, the International
Music and Art Festival Presented by S.O.Terik will offer a slew of fun activities such as intimate
acoustic sets, film screenings, and happy hours featuring free food and drinks
from around the world. Additionally, celebration will wrap up with an all-day
block party on Sunday, October 7th. Not bad for only twenty dollars.
This event is
known for introducing people to a wide range of quality music, celebrating the
cultural melting pot that this city embraces, and creating a unique experience
to all who attend.
“The Culture
Collide festival has always been dedicated to bringing good music from all over
the world to Los Angeles, and in our third year, we’re creating something
bigger and better than ever, while still keeping it affordable to attend,” said
Alan Miller, co-founder and co-publisher of FILTER Magazine.
Additional details on participating countries,
artist line up, and festival activities will be announced in the coming weeks. A limited number of Culture Collide festival
wristbands are now available, priced at
just $20 at Ticket Web (Direct link to purchase: http://tktwb.tw/ItI05S).