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Two day Breakin' Even Fest in DC this March

Posted Jan. 14, 2016, 4:48 p.m. in Shows by Loren

Breakin' Even Fest has confirmed the final line-up for the two-day March 4-5 festival to be held in Washington, DC at Songbyrd Music House. The festival includes a varied line-up with locals Loud Boyz as well as headliners Iron Chic and Timeshares.

Check out a full listing below, and visit our year end lists to see where Loud Boyz placed in 2015.

Tickets are available now, here.

The full lineup is listed below:

March 4

Loud Boyz

Lilac Daze

Collider

Curse Words

The Mauls

March 5

Iron Chic

Timeshares

Slingshot Dakota

The Rememberables

American Television

Brick Top

Railsplitter

Oklahoma Car Crash

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