Spiderball 2008, A Benefit for Black Rock Arts Foundation & Giveback

by Scott Beale on October 27, 2008 · 0 comments

Spiderball 2008

Playa Love presents Spiderball 2008, a fundraiser for Black Rock Arts Foundation (BRAF) and Giveback, this Friday, October 31st at the Bently Reserve in San Francisco. Advance tickets are now on sale.

This is no grungy warehouse or underground-low ceiling, sticky floor venue, this is the finest event space in San Francisco – the prestigious Bently Reserve, formerly the Federal Reserve Bank of San Fran-bloody-cisco! It’s the third year for Spiderball and definitely the biggest and best by far! This year, the main hall is slammin’ with massive bass provided by a 6-point surround sound from JK, a very sexy chill space, and 6 full bars.

The DJ lineup is sure to be off the chain, with world-class beats throughout the evening, including:

Freq Nasty
an-ten-nae (Get Freaky) &
Laura (El Circo)
Ana Sia (3WS)
Smoove
Tamo (Angels of Bass)

Plus! Mystery Cirque, a midnight spectacle, body painting by Jessica Atreides and many more surprises throughout the night. Leave the weak costumes at the door – this is a freak show so impress us and get your freak on!

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Written by Scott Beale

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