EVENT COVERAGE DUB Events 2009 Chicago Show Recap!
| 2009 Chicago Show Recap! |
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| On Location - DUB Events |
| Wednesday, 12 August 2009 14:28 |
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Before we go start detailing all the highlights of the show, we have to give a shout out to all the booths that displayed at the Chicago stop since all brought out sick cars that really impressed all who attended the show. Autowerks killed it with their fleet of exotic rides, while Desperado’s Northside Choppers brought out their best in custom bikes that have been featured in various TV shows and bike magazines. Our Tribute to Lowriding display is always a crowd favorite, but our bike showcase really got people excited.
As far as displays, the Monster Lounge was heavily visited by many who wanted a cold Monster beverage and a place to relax a bit, while all the gaming booths like the Xbox 360 Arcade, Rockstar Games Midnight Club Los Angeles booth, and the 2K Sports booth were filled with gamers trying to get a sneak peak at some of their new games.
When time came to get the concert stage started, just about everybody in attendance flocked to check out performances by J-LP, $wag, Playaz Circle, Chicago’s own Twista and Ludacris. Chi-Town’s Finest Breakers (CTFB) also entertained the crowd. They are the youngest group of professional break dancers in the Chicago area, consisting of 11 year old BBoy Lil’ Ozone, 8 year old B-Girl Spinderalla, 8 year old BBoy Lil’ Turbo and 6 year old BBoy Crazzy Legz.
Chicago really showed a lot of love, and we’d like to thank all our sponsors and fans that came out to the show! Special thanks to all of our sponsors for making the 2009 Tour possible: Monster Energy, Rockstar Games’ Midnight Club: Los Angeles, Pirelli Tires, Tag, Xbox 360, NASCAR, 2K Sports, Mobil 1, Kawasaki, MLB Authentic, Pioneer Pro DJ, TIS, Dropstars and D20 Wheels. 
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