The DADCAM premiere at the MADCAP Theater was such a huge success! Hundreds of kids and adults of all ages packed the theater on Saturday to watch this epic movie featuring 140 skateboarders, most of them being from Phoenix & Tempe. The movie was really well done and everyone that was involved did such a …
A full length feature film about old dudes and their friends riding skateboards. MADCAP Theater: 730 South Mill Avenue, Tempe, AZ 85281 (480) 634-5192 http://maps.google.com/maps/place?q=madcap+theatre **DADCAM** A skateboard video filmed on point n shoot camera by: Bobby Green, Bucky Miller, Charles Darr, Colton Brock, JJ Horner, Pat Green, and Shane Cunningham. The video features …
Hundreds of artists and party-goers rang in the new year at The Compound in Tempe. The residence was once again transformed into a live music and art show space by JJ Horner, Colton Brock, and Charles Darr, who throw the party annually and installed work by more than 50 local artists. Bonfires, rogue fireworks, and …
The Compound Farmer Avenue & University Drive, Tempe More than 60 artists (including The Molten Brothers, Lalo Cota, Colton Brock, and Jenny Ignaszewski) will participate in the art and culture extravaganza “Maybe 2012 Will Be Better.” Local bands like Biologia, Playboy Man Baby, North Dakota, and others will perform throughout the evening. 8 p.m., $10. …
The DADCAM premiere at the MADCAP Theater was such a huge success! Hundreds of kids and adults of all ages packed the theater on Saturday to watch this epic movie featuring 140 skateboarders, most of them being from Phoenix & Tempe. The movie was really well done and everyone that was involved did such a great job. After the movie was over it was on to the after party at The Compound where the band North Dakota was there performing for everyone in attendance.
Watch them perform at the DADCAM after party here:
**DADCAM** A skateboard video filmed on point n shoot camera by: Bobby Green, Bucky Miller, Charles Darr, Colton Brock, JJ Horner, Pat Green, and Shane Cunningham. The video features 140 skateboarders mostly from around the valley.
With friends Aaron Forjan, Alex Brand, Andrew McCarthy, Andrew Riffle, Andrew Shrigley, Andy Levy, Antonio Millan, Ari Shiffrin, Aric Blattner, Auggie, Austin Candela, Auttiesh Danger, Ben Dixon, Brandon Roggeman, Brandon Steed, Brandon Walker, Brian Green, Brian Lantz, Brian Loeffelholz, Brit, Cameron Harper, Carl Campbell, Carlos Garza, Casey, Chase McIntyre, Chris Atwood, Chris Dimon, Chris Millic, Christian Maalouf, Cody Dehler, Corey Deikman, Cowboy, Dane Josiah, Daniel Barrera, Dave McCarthy, Dave Miller, Dave Smith, David Chang, David Rossi, Deven Britzius, Donovan Nearing, Dustin Tafeaga, Dylan Williams, Erik Obertubbesing, Erinc Kocagil, Evan Okeson, Givan Walton, Isee Sadi, Jackson Casey, Jahir Carbajal, James Link, Jeff Lownsbury, Jeff Stevens, Jeffery Pulliam, Jeremy Weston, Jesse Plumb, Joe Messreni, Josh Heath, John Motta, John Rob, Jonathan Pierce, Josh Stinson, Justin Barnes, Justin Modica, Kelly Baker, Kevin Davidson, Kody Kohlman, Kyle Adams, Kyle Brewer, Lil Joe, Loren Candela, Marcus Carr, Mark Carroll, Mark Lawless, Mark Murawski, Markus Neustaedter, Marshall Winter, Matt Price, Max Mayberry, Mike Clark, Mike Pringle, Monte Hawkins, Morgan Parsons, Nick Enders, Nick Forini, Nick Hsiang, Oscar Gomez, Paul Heeter, Pete Trapasso, Peter Vlad, Pod, Preston Harper, Richard Snyder, Rick Eusey, Rawb1, Robbie Brockel, Ryan Smith, Ryan Sublette, Sam Bisciglia, Sasha, Scottie Ryan, Shane Reddy, Simon Lamby, Steve Chavosky, Steve Vaughn, Ted Schmidt, Thad Croskey, the Homie, Thomas Storm, Tim Bell, Tim Harris, Tim Ward, Tony Christopher, Tony Starks, Torrey McDannald, Tosh Meyers, Tyler Harl, Wes Novack, Wez Lundry, Zak Gonzalez, Zoe Pope, Zuke.
After party featuring North Dakota at The Compound!
Hundreds of artists and party-goers rang in the new year at The Compound in Tempe. The residence was once again transformed into a live music and art show space by JJ Horner, Colton Brock, and Charles Darr, who throw the party annually and installed work by more than 50 local artists. Bonfires, rogue fireworks, and more than a few drunken fumbles aside, maybe 2012 will indeed be better.
Farmer Avenue & University Drive, Tempe
More than 60 artists (including The Molten Brothers, Lalo Cota, Colton Brock, and Jenny Ignaszewski) will participate in the art and culture extravaganza “Maybe 2012 Will Be Better.” Local bands like Biologia, Playboy Man Baby, North Dakota, and others will perform throughout the evening. 8 p.m., $10.
You gotta hand it to local art dudes JJ Horner, Colton Brock, and Charles Darr, for creating an annual NYE extravaganza that means more to The Valley than blacking out and barhopping.
This year’s edition, aptly titled Maybe 2012 Will Be Better will take place at Tempe art gallery/music venue/”zombie-proof campground,” The Compound, on the southeast corner of Farmer and University.
This year’s include an impressive list of art community members including Bucky Miller, Lalo Cota, Pablo Luna, Ryan Gentry, and JB Snyder, to name a few, and live performances by DJentrification, Sugar Thieves, Biologia, and Playboy Man Baby.
Food by JoBot Coffee and Farmer Woody will also be provided. And whether 2012 will be better or not, there’s no question local art, live music, plenty of booze, and multiple bonfires will be a pretty damn good start.
