Paid Dues Line Up- Vince Staples

 

Paid Dues is less than four weeks away get your tickets ASAP they are selling quicker than any other year we have sold Paid Dues tickets. With that said this week is Vince Staples. Out of Los Angeles California he is often touring with the likes of Speak! Mike G etc. He is an excellent lyricist, Staples is a personal favorite of ours. Enjoy.

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Paid Dues Line Up- SPEAK!

 

Adding another installment to our weekly blog posts on lesser known artists on the "Paid Dues" line up, this week is Speak! He is most famous as the writer genius, fabulous hair flipping amigo behind Kreyshawn's "Gucci Gucci" but Speak! offers much more than writing for other atists he has a lyrical flow and personality that you cant help but notice. Being a Los Angeles street rat he has shows across the country with the likes of Odd Future, Vince Staples etc. Catch Speak! at Paid Dues you don't want to miss out, tickets available at Store13.


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August 30th - EYES UP

 

Dope mc's top to bottom. Come party with us.

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HARD SUMMER LA 2012

 Hard Summer is coming up fast! august is just a month away!!! Store13 is still selling tickets, so be sure to get em before they sell out!

both our Pasadena and West Covina locations still have tickets stocked! cash and credit accepted. :] p;us you get 15% off all merchandise for copping your ticket with us!




check out the trailer... it'll get you pumped! 

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PATRICK MARTINEZ LOVELY DAY JUNE 16 2012

     


    Artist Patrick Martinez is showcasing some of his newest works this Saturday at the Known Gallery in Los Angeles. If Patrick Martinez's name doesn't ring a bell you have been missing out on some truly original artwork, his work through out the years has displayed Los Angeles culture in a different way then what a typical artist has been able to capture. In L.A its often seen the common way to capture the culture is through graffiti art, not knocking it but he has brought a pristine way of displaying the culture and psyche of an Angelenos everyday life. Hes been know at times to receive inspiration through Mexican market ads, store front neon signs, from the macho psyche of the common man trying to survive the norms of his ghetto, among many other things. He has been named one of the "Most Important Artists of 2011" by Complex Magazine among other credits. Lets not forget he has become an artist that is hard to categorize. With his neon sign works he has been able to display bold statements atop, with a complimenting canvas as the background, something never really seen in the art world. This has become somewhat of his signature even brands such as Nike have shamelessly ripped off his neon sign concepts. We look forward to this art show and catching up with Patrick, who has to be one of the most humble talents we've had the opportunity of hanging with. This upcoming showcase will stretch beyond the canvas with toys, stickers etc. so bring quarters because these will be available through purchase of vending machines. Hope to catch some Store13 faithfuls there for a peek into some truly amazing artwork. 



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THE INTERNET'S FIRST LIVE SHOW

    When we heard The Internet was having the first live show out here in L.A we had to hop on it. The OFWGKTA collective have proven you don't know what its really all about till you've seen them live. Known for their intimate venues, The Internet (Syd the Kid and Matt Martians) chose the the small as fuck Echo in Los Angeles. Making the experience all that much better, no barricades, chill security and OF members through out the crowd. All too often our favorite artists fall short live compared to their final edits, Syd The Kid on the other hand was pretty much better live, which many doubted would happen. Usually seen as the shy one in the shadows she provided excellent crowd control, opening with "Senorita" to set the tone. And acquiring one dope ass opener in Kilo Kish. Left brain and Mike G made their appearances and didn't fall short of turning the crowd way up. As it came to a close Earl Sweatshirt and Tyler the Creator made their presence known, but refused to steal the spot light. The Internet give OF yet another weapon, maybe something old people could even respect, The Internet is here to stay. 

 

 


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