Freedom of speech and freedom from repetitive overplayed music!.. And MOST importantly...supporting the local music scene!!!!
Music
311, Hawthorne Heights, Sublime, NIN, Def Tones, Fear Factory, Relient K, Emery, Tool, Weezer, The Strokes, White Stripes, Fall Out Boy, Straylight Run, Pearl Jam, Alice in Chains, Aiden, Anberline...goes on and on...
Oh Yea...all the local music you can choke on too!..
Movies
Anything with Midgets. They are small and they make us laugh when they jump in the air.
Television
Adult Swim. Reno 911. Simpsons. Skating with the Stars...
Little Early Childhood Ed Ctr
Wichita,Kansas
Graduated: 2007
Student status: Alumni
Degree: Ph.D.
Clubs: The Special Club, The Very Very Special Club. Debate, Anger Management Club.
Mosaic concert upcoming on Saturday September 5, 2009, starting at 8 PM and of course Free (recommended donations for the band) Tyler Gregory with special Guests, Mary Jane Furches & The Geriatrics, Clarensau, and Ryan Windham.
Mosaic is located at 902 George Washington Blvd, Wichita, KS 67211 (across from the Dairy Queen on the west side of the building at the corner of Lincoln & George Washington) for more information call (316) 305-0491 or visit www.myspace.com/mosaicwichita
YOU ARE INVITED Mosaic Concerts Next Up From Battle Creek Michigan, The Cast & Crew with Locals, Jeremiah Foundation and Ronnie Glenn Williams Sunday June 14, 8 PM
Mosaic is located at 902 George Washington Blvd, Wichita, KS 67211 (across from the Dairy Queen on the west side of the building at the corner of Lincoln & George Washington) for more information call (316) 305-0491 or visit www.myspace.com/mosaicwichita
Cost is $5 per person or 3 for $10. Of course, Mosaic has a policy, if you can't afford the regular admission, pay what you can, we would rather have a full house than an empty one.
Hey! Thanks for the add! How are you doing? You should check out our music and let us know what you think of it. Make sure to check out our shows. We could be coming to your town. -The Cast & Crew
We're finally back in K.C. after a very long break. We're hard at work on a new album which will be released very soon. So come get a sneak preview of our new tunes & be ready to party!
for the past 2 week ive ben stuck having to listen to 93.9 working at taco bell! WORST STATION EVER!!!! god fucking damn they play the same damn songs every fucking hour!! "at least 10 songs in a row every hour" wat the commercial dosnt say is that they're the same damn songs over and over and over all damn night!! and there no changing it cuz its fucking manager that puts it on!
This Thursday Night will have a large bearing on how many concerts Mosaic continues to provide. We are hosting by far, our biggest band, Stars Go Dim. Stars Go Dim features 3 former members, (almost the entire band) of Pillar. Pillar a very popular Rock Band with Christian roots has played in venues and before hundreds of thousands. While this hard driving rock band was the catalyst of Stars Go Dim, many will be surprised at the incredible technical quality of this new band.
Stars Go Dim provides more of a rhythmic rock and blues closer to a Derrick Trucks or Marshal Tucker Band than that of a hard driving band such as Pillar. The quality of their debut ep is phenomenal and many of the songs can be heard at the bands myspace page located at www.myspace.com/starsgodim
One of the unique attributes of the show in Wichita on Thursday nigh, April 23 is that the venue will only seat 115 max. For a group of guys used to playing before thousands, and for the fans who love them, this unique opportunity will be something that won’t soon be forgotten. While the $10 admission for this concert is a little more than what Mosaic usually charges for its concerts, there could easily be hundreds if not thousands in the Wichita area who would be exited about this opportunity, an opportunity to see a band of this caliber in a room not much larger than some people’s living room. In fact, there will be many that will be so close to the band, you would think they were on the stage.
Opening up for Stars Go Dim will be the up and coming local band, Lost Colors formerly known as Mile Marker 128 can be heard at their myspacepage, www.myspace.com/thelostcolors This group of talented musicians is sure to please the crowd with their lively pop rock sound. Between Lost Colors and Stars Go Dim one can fully expect a very entertaining couple of hours worth of music in a close, intimate environment. It will be a concert that many will be talking about for a very long time.
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