Good Shit: The Pros & Cons Clothing Co. Flagship

If you’re not improving on your craft or making forward progress, then what’s the point?  The time is now, if you ain’t riskin’ shit, you ain’t makin’ shit.

The Pros & Cons invites us to their official soft opening celebration.  The homie Adrian’s been doing this Streetwear thing for dog years.  Unwavering.  Doing it the only way he knows how.  Hustle.  In an industry overrun by “cool dudes” and pseudo fashionistas, I’m glad to see a new wave of brands flourishing.  Weigh your options.  Support the real.

TONIGHT, FRIDAY AUGUST 17TH

THE PROS & CONS L.A. FLAGSHIP

3019 S. FLOWER ST., LOS ANGELES, CA 90007

FREE MUSIC | FREE DRINK | FREE FOOD | SUPPORT

House Shoes “Let It Go” Album Release Party

Brother House Shoes Let It Go Album Release Party with DJ set by the man himself House Shoes + surprise guest performances (OhNo, The Alchemist, Coss, Nottz, MED, Quelle Chris, Jimetta Rose, Shafiq Husayn & MORE).  Come out and support the REAL, catch the LAX-JFK Team at the bar!  I’ll have STICKERS & Promo Product for you.

Monday, June 18th (TONIGHT)

9:00pm – 2:00am

$5 Cover

21+

The Del Monte Speakeasy

52 WINDWARD AVENUE VENICE, CA 90291

Eats, Drinks & Beats at Silo

TONIGHT (Thursday May 3rd) SOUNDLESSONS, FUSICOLOGY & SILO PRESENT AN EVENING OF MUSIC, FOOD, DRINKS, CINEMA, MULTIMEDIA ART & GREAT CONVERSATION!

Calling all fellow foodies, lovers of mixology+gourmet beverages, music heads & fans of the cinema… all of you TASTEMAKERS in LA!  Join us for an evening of good tunes, great eats superbly mixed drinks & live film scoring!  No velvet rope, FREE ALL NIGHT 9:00pm-2:00am.

Your Audio Providers
J-LOGIC (Soundlessons | Dublab | 500)
Big Bruv Zeke (Soundlessons | Metro Sound Inc.)

SILO Vodka/Slider Bar

221 West 7th Street

Los Angeles, Ca. 90014

Event Information

Thursday May 03, 2012

Every Thursday

9:00 pm – 2:00 am

21+

Cover: FREE

Cover Notes: FREE ALL NIGHT but Limited Capacity

Music: Soul/Jazz/Funk/Hip-Hop/House/Broken Beat

Shoutout 7th Letter Crew

Graffiti played a big role while we were growing up… everyone was a tagger, but only a few were actually putting up burners.  Still going strong, peep the doc.