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Scion Rock Fest @ Pomona March 2011

Scion's Rock Fest hit the streets of Pomona on Saturday, March 5th 2011. I took my metalhead cousin who is openminded enough to like hardcore. He had a blast! I didn't get to see a lot of bands but the one's I saw were good.  We weren't  able to get in to the Fox Theater for Obituary and Morbid Angel since the place was packed. They were only letting people in as others were leaving.  Here's some pics of the bands I did see...

Pomona - Scion Rock Fest - Fox Theater
Municipal Waste
Integrity
Death Angel
Black Breath
NAILS
Primate
F *** the Facts

the rest of the pics are up on Flickr!
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