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Thursday, July 02, 2009
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ARE YOU READY TO ROCK?
Did we mention that there will be more than 40 bands at 80/35?
Forty-four bands, to be exact! Make sure you're ready to rock and not
stuck in a line buying tickets when your favorite band plays your
favorite song from that one album. There's just a limited time left to
get your advance discount tickets.
We don't want you to miss a thing, so don't wait in line to buy tickets
at the show. Get them now at IowaTix.com, IowaTix outlets, or call
515.277.3727 before it's too late!
Buy Tickets Now - http://www.IowaTix.com
SCHEDULE
Friday, July 3
Gates at 3:00 PM
Wellmark Blue Cross Blue Shield Main Stage
4:00 PM - Tilly and The Wall
5:45 PM - Matisyahu
7:30 PM - Stephen Malkmus & The Jicks
9:30 PM - Public Enemy
Mediacom East Stage (Free Stage)
4:00 PM - Buster and the Punks
4:45 PM - William Fitzsimmons
5:45 PM - Modern Skirts
6:45 PM - Maps and Atlases
7:45 PM - The Nadas
8:45 PM - House of Large Sizes
Meredith West Stage (Free Stage)
4:00 PM - MooseKnuckle
5:15 PM - The Dig Angees
6:15 PM - The Autumn Project
7:15 PM - Occidental Brothers
8:30 PM - Public Property
9:30 PM - DJ Diverse
10:45 PM - Brad Goldman & Jade Reed
Saturday, July 4
Gates at 11:00 AM
Wellmark Blue Cross Blue Shield Main Stage
12:00 PM - Poison Control Center
1:30 PM - New Monsoon
3:15 PM - Man Man
5:00 PM - G. Love and Special Sauce
7:00 PM - Broken Social Scene
9:00 PM - Ben Harper and Relentless7
Fireworks following Ben Harper
Mediacom East Stage (Free Stage)
12:00 PM - Hanwell
12:45 PM - Beati Paoli
1:45 PM - Miss Derringer
2:45 PM - Audrye Sessions
3:45 PM - The Josh Davis Band
4:45 PM - Wild Sweet Orange
5:45 PM - Cleo's Apartment
6:45 PM - Mr. Baber's Neighbors
8:00 PM - Brother Ali
Meredith West Stage (Free Stage)
12:00 PM - Anni Rossi
1:00 PM - Baby Teeth
2:00 PM - Paper Route
3:00 PM - Girl In A Coma
4:00 PM - Floodplane
5:15 PM - Cymbals Eat Guitars
6:15 PM - Margot and the Nuclear So & Sos
7:15 PM - Maximilian Eubank
8:15 PM - The Envy Corps
9:00 PM - All Bugs
10:00 PM - Al Brown
11:00 PM - Flatform
TIME TO PARTY!
Outside the music, there's ton of stuff to check out at 80/35 including
fireworks, delicious Olde Main beers, a wide variety of food, dozens of
street performers, face painting, hula hooping, DIY Craft Fair, meet 'n
greets with the bands, even fun for the youngins at the Kid's Zone,
plus so much more! Here's the master list!
STAY TUNED IN DURING THE FESTIVAL
80-35.com will feature photo galleries, live blogging, and your tweets throughout the weekend.
WANT MORE?
Go to http://www.80-35.com
to find maps, parking, rules, FAQ, details on the bands, and a ton
more. 80/35 is on the cover of Metromix and Cityview this week, so pick
up a copy!
Buy tickets at http://www.IowaTix.com.
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Monday, June 29, 2009
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Important Ticket Information 80/35 is really only 4 days away! Advance discount ticket sales end soon, so buy yours now at http://www.IowaTix.com, IowaTix ticket outlets or by calling 515.277.3727 for the discount rate of $70 two-day, $35 Friday only, or $45 Saturday only. Advance
ticket holders will exchange their ticket for a wristband at the gate.
You must keep your wristband for re-entry. 80/35 is not responsible for
lost wristbands. Day of tickets can be purchased at the gate for
$80 two-day, $40 Friday only, and $50 Saturday only. Do yourself a
favor and save money by getting advance tickets now! Buy tickets now at http://www.IowaTix.com! Make Your Festival Checklist We want to make sure your 80/35 experience is as stellar as possible. Here's a checklist to get you started. What To Bring Sunscreen Blanket for seating (sorry, no chairs) Sunglasses Hand sanitizer Hat for shade Earplugs (if you can't handle the noise) Camera (personal pocket-size point and shoot only, no SLRs or professional photography equipment) Bicycle (ride your bike to the festival, we'll have FREE secured bicycle parking) Small, non-frame backpacks One empty water bottle is allowed, only one bottle per person Empty camelback or other empty plastic container Binoculars Kids (children under 11 will be admitted free when accompanied by a parent/guardian with a ticket) Cell phone Lip balm Over the counter pain reliever Personal schedule to make sure you don't miss your favorite bands Giant clock necklace What Not to Bring No weapons No coolers No fireworks No illegal substances No unauthorized vending No pets No smoking in the paid, gated area No chairs of any kind No professional photography or video equipment What Will Be Provided Drinking water Cool zone with fans and misters First aid station ATMs Vendors selling food, beverages, and snacks (vegetarian options are available) Lost and Found at the Volunteer Headquarters on Locust Festival grounds map and schedule of bands Amazing music and an overall awesome time Get more details and answers to FAQ at http://80-35.com/details/f..aq-rules. Directions/Parking 80/35
is at Western Gateway Park, located at 13th and Locust in downtown Des
Moines. View the festival grounds map. There are many FREE parking
ramps and street parking surrounding the festival grounds. Get
directions to the festival at http://80-35.com/details/m..aps-directions. Hotels/Accommodations Marriott-Des Moines Downtown 700 Grand Ave. (515-245-5500) Get the special 80/35 rate of $89/night Holiday Inn-Des Moines Downtown 1050 6th Ave . (515) 283-0151 - Tresa Vedder $80/$35 two-day package - $80 for the first night, $35 for the second Hotel Fort Des Moines 1000 Walnut St. (515) 243-1161 or (800) 532-1466 Get the special 80/35 rate of $89/night Find more hotel and camping information at http://www.80-35.com/detai..ls/accommodations. Music Listen, learn, and fall in love with the 80/35 bands at http://www.80-35.com/lineu..p/schedule. http://www.80-35.com
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Wednesday, June 17, 2009
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With unemployment rates up and shelters over capacity, the 80/35 music festival is again partnering with Des Moines Area Religious Council
(DMARC) Food Pantry at Western Gateway Park to be a hub during the
festival for accepting food and cash donations. In exchange for three
food items, 80/35 attendees will receive a free water/pop ticket.
The DMARC emergency food pantry gives out around 80,000 items of
food every month to emergency food pantries throughout the Des Moines
metro area. “With the economy in its current state, we are grateful to
the 80/35 music festival for their willingness to partner with DMARC to
fill a very pressing need,” says James Trotter, Director of the DMARC
Emergency Food Pantry. “With the help of 80/35, it will be possible
for the people of Des Moines to help their neighbors in need while at
the same time enjoying a weekend of fantastic music.”
Food and cash donations will be accepted at front of the Main
Entrance on Locust Street throughout the festival weekend. Items most
in need include: canned fruit, canned meals, canned soups, canned
vegetables/beans, cereal (both hot and cold), fruit and vegetable
juices, instant potatoes, macaroni and cheese dinners,
macaroni/spaghetti, peanut butter, rice (one lb. bags), saltines,
spaghetti sauce (canned), and canned tuna. We are not able to accept
glass containers.
“80/35 is proud to partner with DMARC to help our fellow Iowans
during this economic downturn,” says Loyd Ogle, Greater Des Moines
Music Coalition board president. “We strongly encourage festival
attendees and people throughout the Metro to bring food and cash
donations to the festival grounds.”
Advance tickets to 80/35 are available through IowaTix.com
or by calling 515-277-3727. Advance tickets are $70 for a two-day pass,
$35 for Friday only, and $45 for Saturday only. Day of show tickets
will sell for $80 for two-day, $40 for Friday and $50 for Saturday.
80/35 is made possible by U.S. Cellular, Wellmark Blue Cross Blue
Shield, Meredith Corporation, Mediacom, American Trust, Olde Main
Brewing Co., Principal Financial Group, Kum & Go, Prairie Meadows,
Dahls, Greater Des Moines Partnership, Jasper Winery, WHO-TV, Des
Moines Metromix, Capital 106.3, Channel Q 105.1, Young Professional
Connection, Lava Row, and Saturday Manufacturing, Inc. 80/35 was
founded in 2008 by a grant from the Community Foundation of Greater Des
Moines.
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Monday, June 15, 2009
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The much anticipated and eagerly awaited 80/35 music festival
returns July 3rd and 4th to Western Gateway Park in downtown Des
Moines. More than 40 national, regional, and local acts converge
together for the biggest music festival in Iowa.
The lineup and set times are now complete with the additions of
MooseKnuckle, Maximilian Eubank, and 80/35 Wild Card winner Hanwell, as
well as late night DJs: DJ Diverse, Brad Goldman and Jade Reed, All
Bugs, Al Brown, and Flatform.
80/35 is packed with more than just music including fireworks,
interactive art, kid’s activities, meet ‘n greets, street performances,
and much more. Check out all the 80/35 extras planned for this year:
• Fireworks: Principal Financial Group Fireworks on Saturday, July 4 following Ben Harper and Relentless7.
• Dahl’s Kids Zone: Extended to two-days this year, running on
Friday, July 3 from 3pm-7pm and Saturday, July 4 from 11am-6pm. There
will be three gigantic inflatables, one for toddlers and two for kids
up to age 10. Each day will also feature activities for kids including
hula hoping, children’s bands, craft making, and more.
• Do-It-Yourself Craft Fair: On Saturday afternoon browse for purses, jewelry, and many handmade goods.
• CD Warehouse Meet ‘N Greet: Meet and get autographs from 80/35 bands.
• YPC Do More Village: Featuring more than 19 booths including 515
Alive, Art Noir, Crossroads Entertainment, One Iowa, Greater Des Moines
Convention and Visitors Bureau, 4H Foundation, Yellow Brick Magazine,
Des Moines Social Club, and many more.
• Sideshow Entertainment: Entertainers will include belly dancers,
drummers, hula hoopers, live art, facepainters, henna artists, and fire
handlers.
• Food: Los Primos (Mexican), When Pigs Fly (BBQ), Gazali’s (gyros),
Smiles & Gyros (gyros), Papa John’s (pizza), Urbgarden &
Catering (veggie humus and wraps), Turkey Time (strawberry smoothies,
hamburgers, brats), Iowa Machine Shed (pork tenderloins, apple
dumplings, pulled pork), Hardenbrook Concessions (turkey legs, polish
sausage), Alohana Grill (shaved ice, eggrolls, BBQ chicken), J’s Pita
Grill (hot sausage, chicken and steak salads). Food prices will vary.
• Beer: Ames-based Olde Main Brewing Co. will provide microbrews at
the festival including Long Face Amber Ale, Off KILTer Scottish Ale,
Clone Pale Ale, Dinkey Wheat, and Gryphonbrau Lager. Beers will sell
for $5 each or 5 for $20.
• Wine: Jasper Winery will provide Iowa wines. Wine will sell for $5 each or 5 for $20.
• Merch: Official 80/35 merch (including t-shirts, posters,
stickers, buttons, and beach balls) and band merch will be available
for purchase.
• Cool Zone: Relax under four misting fans and two port-a-cools.
• Late Night DJs: This year the free area musical entertainment will
continue until 11pm with DJs: DJ Diverse, Brad Goldman and Jade Reed,
All Bugs, Al Brown, and Flatform.
Advance tickets are available through IowaTix.com
or by calling 515-277-3727. Advance tickets are $70 for a two-day pass,
$35 for Friday only, and $45 for Saturday only. Day of show tickets
will sell for $40 for Friday and $50 for Saturday. Two-day passes will
not be available day of show.
FINAL 80/35 SCHEDULE
Friday, July 3
Gates open at 3pm
Wellmark Blue Cross Blue Shield Main Stage
4:00 PM – Tilly and The Wall
5:45 PM – Matisyahu
7:30 PM – Stephen Malkmus and The Jicks
9:30 PM – Public Enemy
Mediacom East Stage
4:00 PM – High School Play In Winner TBA
4:45 PM – William Fitzsimmons
5:45 PM – Modern Skirts
6:45 PM – Maps & Atlases
7:45 PM – The Nadas
8:45 PM – House of Large Sizes
Meredith West Stage
4:00 PM – MooseKnuckle
5:15 PM – The Dig Angees
6:15 PM – The Autumn Project
7:15 PM – Occidental Brothers
8:30 PM – Public Property
9:30 PM – DJ Diverse
10:45 PM - Brad Goldman and Jade Reed
Saturday, July 4
Gates open at 11am
Wellmark Blue Cross Blue Shield Main Stage
12:00 PM – Poison Control Center
1:30 PM – New Monsoon
3:15 PM – Man Man
5:00 PM – G. Love and Special Sauce
7:00 PM – Broken Social Scene
9:00 PM – Ben Harper and Relentless7
Mediacom East Stage
12:00 PM – Hanwell
12:45 PM – Beati Paoli
1:45 PM – Miss Derringer
2:45 PM – Audrye Sessions
3:45 PM – The Josh Davis Band
4:45 PM – Wild Sweet Orange
5:45 PM – Cleo’s Apartment
6:45 PM – Mr. Baber’s Neighbors
8:00 PM – Brother Ali
Meredith West Stage
12:00 PM – Anni Rossi
1:00 PM – Baby Teeth
2:00 PM – Paper Route
3:00 PM – Girl In A Coma
4:00 PM – Floodplane
5:15 PM – Cymbals Eat Guitars
6:15 PM – Margot and the Nuclear So & Sos
7:15 PM – Maximilian Eubanks
8:15 PM – The Envy Corps
9:00 PM – All Bugs
10:00 PM - Al Brown
11:00 PM - Flatform
80/35 is made possible by U.S. Cellular, Wellmark Blue Cross Blue
Shield, Meredith Corporation, Mediacom, American Trust, Olde Main
Brewing Co., Principal Financial Group, Kum & Go, Prairie Meadows,
Dahls, Greater Des Moines Partnership, Jasper Winery, WHO-TV, Des
Moines Metromix, Capital 106.3, Channel Q 105.1, Young Professional
Connection, Lava Row, and Saturday Manufacturing, Inc. 80/35 was
founded in 2008 by a grant from the Community Foundation of Greater Des
Moines.
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Saturday, June 13, 2009
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80/35 and Drive Time Des Moines have teamed to reward commuters who
think green. Two lucky members of the “Rest Your Car” program, which
is sponsored by Drive Time Des Moines, will win a pair of VIP passes to
the 80/35 Music Festival.
A special prize drawing will be held on June 29th to award the VIP
passes for the 80/35 Music Festival which will be held on July 3rd and
4th. Any “Rest Your Car” member who logs at least four alternative
commutes during the month of June will be eligible for the prize
drawing.
“We want to reward people in our community who think green and do
their part to reduce their carbon footprint,” stated Amedeo Rossi of
80/35.
The “Rest Your Car” program provides incentives to commuters who use
an alternative commute option, such as carpooling, riding DART, biking,
walking and telecommuting instead of driving alone to work.
If you are not already a member of “Rest Your Car” there is still time to sign up. Go to www.DriveTimeDesMoines.org and click on “Rest Your Car.”
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Thursday, June 11, 2009
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More than 300 people came out to People’s
this week to vote for the final band added to the 80/35 lineup in the
80/35 Wild Card competition. Local folk/pop group Hanwell was the
winner and will play the Noon slot on Saturday, July 4 on the Mediacom
East Stage.
Thanks to all the great bands that participated: The Honeybees, Ely
Falls, Hollywood Burnout, Blue Island Tribe, and our winner Hanwell.
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Wednesday, June 03, 2009
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Five Iowa bands will compete for a coveted spot in the 2009 80/35
lineup alongside iconic acts including Ben Harper and Relentless 7,
Public Enemy, Broken Social Scene, and more. More than 35 acts
submitted for the 80/35 Wild Card competition and now after online
voting, it’s down to five bands.
The Honeybees, Ely Falls, Hanwell, Hollywood Burnout, and Blue
Island Tribe will compete at People’s Court on June 10 where the music
fans will decide the winner that will land the last slot on the 80/35
lineup.
Each attendee will get one ballot. Attendees that have already
purchased tickets to 80/35 from IowaTix will get an additional ballot.
Tickets will be available for purchase at the event to receive an
additional ballot.
80/35 Wild Card
Wednesday, June 10
7:00 p.m.
People’s Court, 216 Court Ave.
$5 Cover
All-ages
7 p.m. - The Honeybees
8 p.m. - Ely Falls
9 p.m. - Hanwell
10 p.m. - Hollywood Burnout
11 p.m. - Blue Island Tribe
Get more information on all the bands for the 80/35 Wild Card
presented by the Greater Des Moines Music Coalition and Des Moines
Metromix at desmoines.metromix.com.
Advance tickets are on sale now at IowaTix.com:
$70 two-day pass, $35 Friday single day pass, and $45 Saturday single
day pass. There will be a limited number of advance single day passes
available.
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Tuesday, June 02, 2009
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The Greater Des Moines Music Coalition (DMMC) partners up with Urban
Dreams, an inner city non-profit organization offering human service
programs in the greater Des Moines area and Polk County, to transform
tickets paid for by generous donors as an incentive to encourage
at-risk youth volunteerism and involvement in community service.
Every $1000 donation rewards 20 at-risk youths who are involved in
community service
and acts as an incentive for young people to get
involved and stay active doing service work and making positive choices.
Tickets to 80/35 gives these youth more motivation to connect with
their community and explore opportunities to develop long-term
volunteer commitments. Their experiences volunteering will create
lasting impressions, build up work ethics and esteem, and encourage
ongoing service as a mechanism for change–in their lives and
communities.
80/35 is a two-day music festival held in downtown Des Moines, Iowa
July 3 and 4, 2009.
Globally known acts such as Ben Harper and Public
Enemy are headlining the 2nd Annual festival, along with dozens of
large-scale national and local acts. The all-ages festival features
art, music, kid’s zone, a non-profit “Village” area, fireworks, food,
drinks and more.
DMMC and Urban Dreams needs help underwriting this program to foster
the community teens’ growth by purchasing a block of donation tickets.
Urban Dreams will distribute tickets at a special recognition ceremony
prior to the festival. In addition, all sponsors will be recognized as
a contributor to this unique program at the 80/35 festival.
80/35 is made possible by U.S. Cellular, Meredith Corporation,
Wellmark Blue Cross Blue Shield, Mediacom, American Trust, Olde Main
Brewing Co., Greater Des Moines Partnership, Jasper Winery, WHO-TV, Des
Moines Metromix, Clear Channel, and Prairie Meadows. 80/35 was founded
in 2008 by a grant from the Community Foundation of Greater Des Moines.
The Greater Des Moines Music Coalition (DMMC) is a 501(c)(3)
non-profit organization and collaborative movement committed to
building a stronger and more diverse live music economy in greater Des
Moines. For more information visit www.desmoinesmc.com.
Urban Dreams Mission Statement: To improve the quality of life for
all non-traditional client groups through a comprehensive information
and referral component; to administer high-risk youth/adult projects
utilizing a holistic approach; to consult in the areas of urban
development and minority sensitivity; and to bridge the gap between the
traditional and non-traditional communities.
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Wednesday, May 20, 2009
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The following bands now join the 80/35 lineup.
Brother Ali
William Fitzsimmons
Modern Skirts
Maps & Atlases
The Envy Corps
Public Property
The Nadas
Mr. Baber’s Neighbors
The Poison Control Center
The Autumn Project
Anni Rossi
Baby Teeth
Paper Route
Cymbals Eat Guitars
Read about the bands here.
Friday, July 3
Wellmark Blue Cross Blue Shield Main Stage
4:00 PM – Tilly and The Wall
5:45 PM – Matisyahu
7:30 PM – Stephen Malkmus and The Jicks
9:30 PM – Public Enemy
East Stage
4:00 PM – High School Play In Winner TBA
4:45 PM – William Fitzsimmons
5:45 PM – Modern Skirts
6:45 PM – Maps & Atlases
7:45 PM – The Nadas
8:45 PM – House of Large Sizes
West Stage
4:00 PM – TBA
5:15 PM – The Dig Angees
6:15 PM – The Autumn Project
7:15 PM – Occidental Brothers
8:30 PM – Public Property
9:30 PM – Late Night DJs TBA
Saturday, July 4
Wellmark Blue Cross Blue Shield Main Stage
12:00 PM – Poison Control Center
1:30 PM – New Monsoon
3:15 PM – Man Man
5:00 PM – G. Love and Special Sauce
7:00 PM – Broken Social Scene
9:00 PM – Ben Harper and Relentless7
East Stage
12:00 PM – 80/35 Wild Card Winner TBA
12:45 PM – Beati Paoli
1:45 PM – Miss Derringer
2:45 PM – Audrye Sessions
3:45 PM – The Josh Davis Band
4:45 PM – Wild Sweet Orange
5:45 PM – Cleo’s Apartment
6:45 PM – Mr. Baber’s Neighbors
8:00 PM – Brother Ali
West Stage
12:00 PM – Anni Rossi
1:00 PM – Baby Teeth
2:00 PM – Paper Route
3:00 PM – Girl In A Coma
4:00 PM – Floodplane
5:15 PM – Cymbals Eat Guitars
6:15 PM – Margot and the Nuclear So & Sos
7:15 PM – TBA
8:15 PM – The Envy Corps
9:00 PM – Late Night DJs TBA
Advance tickets are on sale now at IowaTix.com:
$70 two-day pass, $35 Friday single day pass, and $45 Saturday single
day pass. There will be a limited number of advance single day passes
available.
80/35 is made possible by U.S. Cellular, Wellmark Blue Cross Blue
Shield, Meredith Corporation, Olde Main Brewing Co., Greater Des Moines
Partnership, Prairie Meadows, WHO-TV, Des Moines Metromix, and Clear
Channel. 80/35 was founded in 2008 by a grant from the Community
Foundation of Greater Des Moines.
The Greater Des Moines Music Coalition (DMMC) is a 501(c)(3)
non-profit organization and collaborative movement committed to
building a stronger and more diverse live music economy in greater Des
Moines. For more information visit www.desmoinesmc.com.
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Monday, May 18, 2009
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The 80/35 Wild Card contest has come down to this: Five bands will
compete June 10 in a concert at People’s Court in downtown Des Moines
to see which act will perform at 80/35. Congratulations to Blue Island
Tribe, Ely Falls, Hanwell, Hollywood Burnout and the Honeybees. More
than 15,000 votes were cast in online voting among 10 finalists. Get
more information on each of the bands at Des Moines Metromix.
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