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Los Angeles, your votes (all 42,876 of them!) have been counted. Below are the 10 semi-finalists for our best live band in L.A. contest. Narrowed down from a list of 58, these 10 groups put on killer live performances in smaller venues around town. This next round of voting will…
Three Brokechella alums, The Janks, King Washington, and yOya, all made it to the top ten live bands in LA poll taken by LA Weekly! Click through to vote for who makes it to the next round.
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Former NBFF panelists BriTANicK just being the most awesome, nbd
Catch No Budget Film Fest 2012 panelists Brian McElhaney and Nick Kocher (aka the hilarious comedy duo BriTANicK) in Joss Whedon’s adaptation of Much Ado About Nothing!
It turns out, Whedon was also a fan of theirs. He wrote a post on Whedonesque.com praising BriTANicK’s YouTube videos (which McElhaney told EW “blew our minds”) shortly before beginning production on The Avengers. When Kocher and McElhaney arrived at Whedon’s house for the Much Ado shoot, “My wife and I were fan gushing over them so badly,” the director tells EW. He discovered the duo’s sketches when a friend sent him“A Monologue for Three,” in which McElhaney attempts to remember the closing lines of A Midsummer Night’s Dream.
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Official site of CW Seed, featuring Husbands, Backpackers, Gallery Mallory, L.A. Rangers, Stupid Hype, CelebTV and more. On CWSeed.com watch full episodes and more.
Did you catch that NBFF panelists Brad Bell and Jane Espenson's amazing webseries Husbands got picked up by CW Seed for its third season? Watch the amazing (featuring guest star Amy Acker) over on CW Seed now!
Read all about the impact of the show at http://husbandstheseries.com/
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Beautiful hand painted poster for official Toronto International Film Festival selection "We Gotta Get Out of This Place" produced by cARTel board member / jury member / all around great person Brian Udovich.
The film screens at TIFF Sept 7th, 8th, and 15th. Schedule/more info can be found here.
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What a lovely review! Thanks guys!
Well, the wonderful humans at cARTel have done it again. The community of artists has created a traveling show unlike anything we’ve seen before. Last weekend we had the pleasure of attending the most recent cARTel production, The Happy Summer Project. Actors, rappers, poets and...
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By Chris Parker It's as though the sad, lamentable death of recorded music was accompanied by a kick-ass wake....
Super interesting read from LA Weekly on the economics of music festivals. Give it a read!
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Announcing the @StarryKitchen #Brokechella Menu!
Here’s what they’ll be serving on Saturday (plus photos to get you droolin’):
Malaysian Chicken Curry
The Vietnamese Beef-tacular
Crispy Tofu Balls
Japanese Garlic Noodles
Spicy Vietnamese Salad
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Please vote for us in @GOOD's MyLA2050 Challenge and help us win $100,000 to build a GOOD Los Angeles!
Our idea is to solidify our company as a sustainable arts organization whose focus is on emerging arts professionals. We believe that in LA, there are two types of arts events: the heavily funded, well attended, and smoothly run event geared towards established artists and celebrities; and the unsupported, sparsely attended, poorly managed event for emerging artists. Our mission bridges the two: creating artistic opportunities for thrilling and boundary-pushing artists that will allow them to create on a bigger, better supported level. Now is the time for us to take the next step in our mission.
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A sneak peek at what's in store for us when Todd Berger directs our May installment of Sound/Stage!
It’s A Disaster premieres it’s red band trailer! And pink, black and brown brand trailers. Who knew those were a thing?
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Belated #SXSW photo - Fitz & The Tantrums and their awesome cover of Sweet Dreams rock a giant crowd. Awe. How I heart and miss you, SXSW.
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Brokechella, April 20 at Six01 Studios (601 S. Anderson St.). Cost: $10. Now in its third edition, this downtown festival celebrates underground up-and-comers and affordability. It won't be as polished as its VIP-saturated inspiration, but it will be just as diverse, with selections that include the melodic rock of the Dead Ships, the vampy weirdness of Kera and the Lesbians and a head-trip of a hip-hop artist in NoCanDo.
LA Times Article: Not At Coachella? Don't worry - neither are these shows.
Aw shucks, thanks guys!
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BROKECHELLA ART & MUSIC FESTIVAL ANNOUNCES 2013 LINEUP FEATURING HELLO ECHO, YOYA, THE DEAD SHIPS, MANN, BODY PARTS, MYSTERY SKULLS AND MORE.
NEW FOR 2013: THREE STAGES, VENDORS, ACTIVITIES, GREEN INITIATIVE, BROKECHELLA MERCH
OFFICIAL RECIPIENT OF A 2013 AWESOME FOUNDATION GRANT
What: Third Annual Brokechella Art & Music Festival
When: Saturday April 20th, 2013
4pm-1:30am
Happy Hour 4pm-6pm
Where: Six 01 Studios
601 S. Anderson St.
Los Angeles CA 90023
How: $10 Admission / $5 Early Broke Bird Special March 21-26
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Los Angeles, CA. March 20th, 2013: cARTel Collaborative Arts LA, in conjunction with Carlsberg, Bedrock and Jarritos, are proud to announce the line up for the 2013 Arts & Music festival, returning to Six01 Studios in DTLA on April 20th, 2013, doors at 4pm. The one day extravaganza in the spirit of the festival none of us could afford will feature 30 musical acts, the best of Los Angeles street food, festival encompassing art installations, dirt cheap drinks, photo booth, face painting, gift bags, and new for 2013, boutique vendors, “Broke” merchandise, games, and more — all minus the sweltering sun and prohibitive price tag.
This year, Brokechella will host returning acts electronic folk duo yOya, who will be celebrating the launch of their new album, and pop-soul inflicted garage rockers the Dead Ships, as well as eight bands new to the cARTel stage. These Los Angeles staples represent a variety of the city’s most thriving genres. This year, we welcome up and coming post-punk female duo TÜLIPS, rockin’ live wire trio you can’t help but guzzle a beer to, Manhattan Murder Mystery, the bi-polar folk with hints of back alley blues band, Kera & the Lesbians, melodic 60s fuzz rock n rollers, Hello Echo, throwback quartet saturated in vocal harmonies, King Washington, the intellectually demanding yet imminently danceable band taking LA by storm, Body Parts, the 90’s R&B meets New Jack Swing meets the future, electronic artists Mystery Skulls, and the space-funk electro-gospel dance til you can dance no more show stoppers Planet Booty.
Not a group to stay stagnant, cARTel aims to expand Brokechella this year by collaborating with LA music powerhouses Shifty Rhythms and Brownies & Lemonade to curate our second and third stages, which will feature acts including Mann the artist behind “Buzzin” ft 50 Cent, Timbaland produced MC Shawn Crystopher, Vindata, Cy Kosis, and special guests yet to be announced.
This year’s festival wide art installation will focus on the theme of “Strange Paradise.” The festival is still accepting artist submissions. cARTel is also partnering with our 2013 supporters to create themed monoliths that will decorate the space.
BROKECHELLA is a proud recipient of an Awesome Foundation Grant. Not only will funds help support the growth of the festival, but cARTel is actively working with the Foundation to help broaden the opportunities for young producers.
The festival will also feature unique activities for attendees that make an effort to stay green - expect recycling bins that double as art pieces and games plus LED lights and recycled/sustainable materials in all the artwork.
For the next 5 days, tickets are available for $5 as part of our Early Broke Bird special program running March 21-26. After this, general admission will be $10.
Details on additional stages, vendors, activities, happy hour, special deals for staying responsible & sustainable and more will be announced in the coming weeks.
To submit to participate as a visual artist, vendor or volunteer, apply for press credentials, or buy tickets, head to www.Brokechella.com
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Discovering new music at #sxsw! Today: AVAN LAVA.
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From Brokechella 2012 Media Sponsor Rawkblog!
"Hello, If you're heading to Austin this week, you might be interested in my 2013 guide to SXSW Music, including: 82 Bands To Watch You Might Actually Be Able To See 14 Killer Parties and Daily Hour-by-Hour Band Picks Navigating the Festival: Hotels, Transportation and beyond Planning Your Week: What Kind of Festivalgoer Are You? 9 Can't Miss Venues 11 Delicious Bars/Restaurants/Shops You can download it on Bandcamp. Feel free to share. I'll also be moderating a panel on Friday called "Guiltless Pleasures: Imagining a Post-Snob World," speaking with Simon Vozick-Levinson (Rolling Stone) and Lindsay Zoladz (Pitchfork). Hope to see you. Best, David"
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Hey Galaxy attendees! A scale model of the telescope replacing the Hubble is on display at sxsw! Check out this article and ill try to visit it later this week.
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Wowowow, congrats former No Budget Film Fest judge Vincent Grashaw on his fantastic feature Coldwater, which just premiered at #sxsw.
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