Reported By: Jourdan Sales

Chill Factor:
Chill Factor is a very nice and easy flowing jazz band. They are very kick back and relaxing. Chill Factor also does covers from songs as far back as dates that most of you weren’t even born yet. One of those songs is ‘Black Magic’. Chill Factor is nothing but soul and rhythm.

Polynesian Dancers:
Dancers from all ages, as young as 5 and older, all study the art of Polynesian dancing. Little girls cute as can be shake their white, feathered shakers, welcoming new friends. Boy, on the other hand, pound loudly on the floors and make faces, trying to scare away evil demons. The older, female teens and older women tap on the bottoms of gourds.

Ready For Vegas:
Rockabilly band Ready for Vegas really rocked at the music festival October 1st. Ready for Vegas actually resides in Riverside far away from Vegas. “I hella love Ready for Vegas and I hope I can get them for a party or something!” shares a fan. Ready for Vegas has been promoted by Full Value Entertainment and Ivan Promotions. They have also played at larger places such as Cat Club and The Whisky a-Go-Go.

Tim Moyer:
Acoustic one man band Tim Moyer is a pretty gifted man. He plays a very charming melody on his guitar. His songs come in a variety of things personal to him. He writes about things from politics all the way to his song titled ‘ Sister Sunshine”, which is about his sister who passed away.

The Breakup:
Coming all the was from Orange County, California is a very up beat band that likes to make you dance and mosh to their music. They are very friendly people and make everyone smile. Putting on a good show is a goal that they succeed at every time they try at it.

Odd Thomas:
Odd Thomas is a one man rapper who preaches inspiring lyrics. Some examples of what he sings about are ‘Backbone’, which is about musicians who write about nothing. He believes that music should have a purpose and be meaningful.

Lights Down:
Lights Down is a very trippy experience for every listener. They each have their own mix for the band. One adds his touch of hip-hop. Another has an input of Latin. The third puts in some jazz, while their guest for the evening adds some more Latin to the band.