Kings Of Concrete 09

Posted on Fri 24th, July 2009

• #1

Stein

As you may or may not know Kings Of Concrete is on this Sat and Sunday.

http://www.kingsofconcrete.com/

I can make it Sat for 6ish and all day Sunday, so who will I see there for boards, bikes, balls and beats?
• #2

Spincess

I'm in Cork for the bike polo exhibition game at UCC on Saturday but if I'm in Dublin and any fit state on Sunday afternoon I reckon I'll deffinitely roll in for a look - it looks promising - have you been before?

Kind of tempted by the music in St Anne's Park too. I haven't been to that park since I was a kid!
• #3

Stein

Its very good every year!
I have gone the last three years.
• #4

matt_81

Can't, working in Knock for a few days, joy!
• #5

scaryeire

I'm going to that. And to the comedy festival in Iveagh gardens. And to the graffiti show down in the b/s.

Busy day.
• #6

Stein

Will I see you there tomorrow?
• #7

scaryeire

I'm heading out to Bray fest today. Not KOC. Was good yesterday though.

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