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ION MAGAZINE 6 YEAR ANNIVERSARY PARTY!

Saturday, May 30, 2009 at 10:00 PM - Sunday, May 31, 2009 at 2:00 PM (PT)

Vancouver, British Columbia

ION MAGAZINE 6 YEAR ANNIVERSARY PARTY!

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Presented by Original Penguin along with DJ's Trevor Risk + Crooks & Gunn performing, this year, ION celebrates its best year yet! Along with the magazine’s fresh re-design, ION takes on a two-level, 7000 sqft, non-operating bank located near Vancouver’s soon-to-be Olympic Village.



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TREVOR RISK
http://www.myspace.com/trevorrisk

Trevor Risk is a different man depending on the time of day. If you run into Trevor early in the afternoon, he'll be working hard on the next issue of Ion Magazine. He's the music editor there, and a mid-day meeting with him will generally be filled with talk of which bands need new publicists, and which ones need to release a new album to stay current. Dinnertime with Mister Risk will require earplugs as you'll probably be in a rehearsal space listening to his pop band The Good News. Friends of K-Os, The New Pornographers, and Tegan and Sara, The Good News will bring heavenly verses and choruses down from the clouds for you. Late nights with our hero are spent at the finest nightclubs in Vancouver, as he is the city's most affluent DJ. Whether it's his 50s/60s night, or his raging glitz-house evenings, you'll enjoy yourself and tip a few bottles. Find Vancouver, find Trevor, and you've found yourself a pretty fab weekend.

CROOKS & GUNN
http://www.myspace.com/crooksandgunn

Rising from the puddles of Vancouver, Canada are a duo who speak to both
our love of party-anthem-disco-thrash, and our love of visible minorities. Zia
Hirji and Samuel Kintu spin “records” for “clubbers” with their turn “tables”,
all the while giving each other fives and winks with all the precise panache of
a tag team wrestling combo in the late eighties. It's a joy just to watch them,
but it's an experience to listen to them.


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