dj hyper bedrock cd/record release tour

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After playing as the opening act for the Delta Heavy Tour earlier in the year, DJ Hyper was passing back through on his own Bedrock CD/Record Release Tour, and stopped in for night. While there was not a huge turnout, it was a Wednesday night in Kansas City after all. Anyone lucky enough to be out got a real treat, and a flashback to the show early in the year.





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Location: Empire Room, 334 E 31st St, Kansas City, MO 64108, USA

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  1. phocas8:46 PM, November 13, 2020

    phlashback to dj hyper on his bedrock release tour at the empire room ... onthisdate 18 years back this flashbackfriday

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