Saturday,
March 13th @ Milk Bar in San Francisco
9pm - 2am with dj's Dave Paul and Jeff Harris
1840 Haight St. @ Stanyan, San Francisco, CA 94117
$5
before 11pm, $10 after 11pm / 21+ with ID click
here to place your vote for Prince or Michael
Jackson
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photos from the San
Francisco, CA 7 year anniversary party - 11/21//09 more
photos from 11/21/09 by photographer Sadie Mellerio (SF
Station)
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Portland, OR party - 10/14//09
view photos from the
Seattle, WA party - 10/23//09
view photos from the
San Francisco, CA party - 10/17//09
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more photos from older event dates
Prince and associated artists go toe-to-toe on the dance floor against Michael
and the Jackson family during this ultimate party! This face-off always promises
to be a dance marathon as dj’s mix album cuts, remixes, rare tracks and
classics from their extensive music collections to battle it out on the turntables.
This dance party event features music from Prince, Michael, The Time, The Jackson
5, Sheila E., Janet Jackson, Vanity 6 and many more. Who will win, The Purple
One or the King of Pop? Who cares... this is the perfect night out to lounge
with your friends, make some new friends, get your drink on, dance your @ss
off and celebrate the music of both these pop stars.
The Prince vs Michael Experience is meant to celebrate the music of two of the
biggest pop cultural icons of our generation. It is done with love and mutual
respect for both artists. The
experience is presented by bombhiphop.com who have successfully produced 74
of these events in San Francisco as well as Seattle, Portland, Bend and Vancouver,
BC. "As a concept for a DJ battle, Prince vs. Michael is brilliant,"
writes SF Weekly's Hiya Swanhuyser.
"For SEVEN years now, Dave Paul (proprietor of hip-hop label Bomb Records)
has hosted and DJ'ed at the brilliant "Prince vs. Michael Jackson"
parties. As selections of hits, rarities, and remixes from both artists are
presented over the course of the evening, audience members square off in funky
battle, holding signs bearing the mug of their favored entertainer to judge
which one is the true king of pop. This sure ain't the place for cynics, but
Darling Nikki's and Dirty Diana's are all welcome to participate." - SF
WEEKLY
