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Attention Local Musicians: Last Chance to Apply for 2010 Rock the District

By: Megan McVicker (mmcvicker at carmel dot in dot gov)
Monday, May 10, 2010 4:45:00 PM

  

Carmel, IN – The Carmel Redevelopment Commission and Arts & Design District Office are currently seeking local and regional bands to be part of this year's Rock the District event, and the application deadline is quickly approaching.  Rock the District is a free community-wide music festival and shopping extravaganza scheduled for Saturday, July 24, 2010 from 12 (noon) p.m. – 9 p.m.  Last year's event drew more than 10,000 people from throughout the state of Indiana to the Arts & Design District.  

Deadline for submission of application materials is Friday, May 14, 2010.

The event committee is seeking a variety of musical performers for the 2010 Rock the District lineup.  Bands from all genres of music are encouraged to participate.  Rock the District is a family-friendly event and bands and/or musical groups should have musical content appropriate for the general public.  Bands with explicit lyrics will not be accepted.  Performance times range from 12 p.m.- 7 p.m. on the day of the event.  Applications to participate can be found on the Carmel Arts & Design District website at www.CarmelArtsandDesign.com/RocktheDistrict.  As the City of Carmel is a non-profit entity, only groups willing to perform gratis can be accommodated.

Performers will be chosen by committee review.  Final entertainment line-up is at the discretion of the event committee.  Submitting materials does not guarantee a spot in the Rock the District line-up.

For more details about 2010 Rock the District band applications/participation and additional event information, please visit www.CarmelArtsAndDesign.com/RocktheDistrict or contact Megan McVicker at 317-571-2791 or mmcvicker@carmel.in.gov.


The Carmel Arts & Design District is the Midwest's newest, premier setting for the arts and design industry. Already it has attracted well over 100 businesses, including art galleries, antique dealers, furniture and interior design showrooms, even a race track design company! There are restaurants, boutiques, creative service providers, and an eclectic variety of specialty retail stores. And the list of merchants continues to grow. 


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