pride entertainment
C-Note to promote love, equality, and She has been spinning at every Pride
MISSY RENEE
the power within! JFP was an original since ‘02 and debuting at concerts
She has been writing music and bang-
member of the Homorevolution Tour, such as Eminem, 50 Cent, Flo Rida/
ing a piano since she was six years
the first out LGBT hip hop tour in the Lady Gaga and Black Eyed Peas. Her
old - granted most of those songs were
nation, which received media atten- music has also taken her to San Fran-
about fish sticks and her dead goldfish
tion from Rollingstone.com, The BBC, cisco, Sacramento, Arizona and L.A.
until she was about eight. She brings
and CNN. She has also been featured in to spread her picks of the latest and
her indie, folk acoustic music to this
the Advocate, and Curve Magazine, for greatest hip hop and house tracks.
year’s Pride Festival.
both her rap and comedic accomplish-
MARIA AYALA
ments.
NUESTRO
Poet/Spoken Word Artist
ORGULLO
LATIN STAGE
LUCKY RUDY RU
presented by
Rap Artist based out of Arkansas
AFRO MESTIZO
LADY BORGIA
Blends Afro Cuban rhythm with Latin
Burlesque Artist
BOX STAR and Mexican music. It was formed to
San Diego all female band featuring promote the cultures of the Americas
DJ KIKI Lori Corey on guitar/synthesizer and and diversity in music. In addition to
JFP
For the past 9 years 2000, DJ Kiki has Garrison Bailey on drums. A ‘cover’ the bongo and the snare drum, Afro
California native rapper Julie F*#$@&
started the largest San Diego women’s band unlike any other in town playing Mestizo uses a variety of instruments
Potter aka JFP has teamed up with her
nights as resident Dj; The Flame, Bad a variety of music from No Doubt to as shakers from Africa, Mexico and the
beloved violinist Caroline Dream aka
Kitties, Curve, Play Girl, Milk and Touch. The Judds, Sister Sledge , and Cher. Americas.
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