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Godskitchen 2005!!!

Friday October 7th

Metro City

Lineup:

BT live

Above and Beyond

Gabriel and Dresden (Motorcycle)

Nick Warren (Way Out West)

and locals

Check Teknoscape for more...

http://www.teknoscape.com.au/forums/showth...ead.php?t=20933

Personally i think last year's lineup was better (my opinion, price may change without notice) but none-the-less it aint stopping me :rofl:

Earlybirds (selling REAL fast) at $45+bf.

After the above has sold out or after 14 Aug (whichever comes first) $55+bf

get 'em while they're hot!

who's going?

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P.S. notice that the two yobbo grunge music lovers both have "drive" in their nick name.....

must be some kind of flanno shirt thong wearing thing ;-)

Used to live next door to Rocket in Joondalup..... I have heard enough rock for one lifetime, although i must say Powderfinger sounded amazing!

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