The El Paso Downtown Streetfest continued with another huge crowd, fantastic live music, lots of fun and great fireworks thanks to Teacher’s Federal Credit Union! El Paso celebrated Independence a little early this year with explosions and beautiful lights in the sky.
Day one of Streetfest 2012 was a blast — with so much to see and do. While all the bands, Saliva, Filter, Theory of a Deadman AND the locals, were awesome, I had a dance party all by myself in the silent DJ booth!
Two KLAQ listners were lucky enough to win some up close and personal time with the Bat Tumbler and Bat Pod when they rolled into Streetfest 2012 Friday night. The pair came to El Paso as part of the Tumbler Tour, which is traveling the country in anticipation of next month’s release of “The Dark Knight Rises.”
Streetfest 2012 kicked off in a big way on Friday the 29th with Theory of a Deadman headlining the Budweiser Main Stage. Tyler and the guys came right out of the gate getting El Paso even more worked up and having a great time. The crowd sang along and moved to all the Theory of a Deadman songs, including my personal favorite, “Nothing Could Come Between Us”.
Part of the El Paso Downtown Streetfest that everyone loves every year is the huge fireworks shows each night. Thanks to Teacher’s Federal Credit Union, El Paso celebrates the Fourth of July with a bang, or a few hundred or thousand or so!
Day 1 of Streetfest 2012 has officially come to an end and the party was even bigger and better than we expected it to be, with Saliva, Filter and Theory of a Deadman rocking out on the main stage.
Filter is performing tonight at Streetfest 2012 and lead singer Richard Patrick stopped by the KLAQ Morning Show today and talked about everything from his days in Nine Inch Nails, to the controversy surrounding ‘Hey Man, Nice Shot’ and his struggle with drugs and alcohol.
