Artist "You Killed Me First" has created a handmade one-of-a-kind 24x36 multimedia canvas piece for Los Angeles band "The Open Feel" as a giveaway for their September 22nd date at Club Good Hurt.
To enter - RSVP to theopenfeel@theopenfeel.com. You will receive a confirmation email.
Winner will be announced at the show! And yes, you have to be present to win!
Show details:
Club Good Hurt 12249 Venice Blvd, Los Angeles, CA.
Free club entry with password "THE OPEN FEEL"
21 & over - Doors open at 8pm - The Open Feel: 10pm
You Killed Me First: youkilledmefirst.com
The Open Feel: theopenfeel.com
Club Good Hurt: goodhurt.com
Event details: http://theopenfeel.com/news/?page_id=67
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