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8Asians is proud to be a media partner for Kollaboration Los Angeles. This edition of Kollaboration features a special treat– for the first time ever, David Choi and his father Ray Choi, will be doing a special performance!! Did you know that Ray Choi is one of the best autoharpists in the world? Don’t miss out on this awesome father/son performance!
This year, the best and biggest Asian Pacific Islander talent competition in the country is going to heat up your summer with 7 specially selected artists for Kollaboration Los Angeles 2012!
Watch as the top 7 take the starlit stage of the Ford Amphitheatre on July 13 to compete for the $1000 Grand Prize and join the ranks of Kollaboration L.A.’s superstar alumni (including Clara C, Far East Movement and Dumbfoundead)! Show your support for the API community and participate in choosing this year’s Verizon Audience Choice Award!
- Brooke Taylor
- Ms Laney
- Dave & the Cousins
- Jeremy Crooks
- Kaitlin Obien
- Nate Tao
- St. Andrew
Guest Comedian:
- Jimmy Ouyang
Hosted by PK
Two lucky 8Asians’ readers will each win a pair of tickets to 2012 Kollaboration Los Angeles at the Ford Ampitheatre!
Ok, ok, so you think you’re ready to enter? Read on!
What could you win from 8Asians and Kollaboration?
Two (2) winners will be randomly selected to win a pair of tickets to the 2012 Kollaboration Los Angeles on Friday, July 13, 2012. (Value $30)
Hurry, this contest closes TONIGHT at 11:45pm (Pacific)!
One entry per person, please.
How do you enter?
1) Follow 8Asians on Twitter!
2) Follow Kollaboration on Twitter!
3) Fill out the form below:
Why do I have to fill out this form? We’re just trying to capture all the info needed to fulfill the prizes faster.
Can I enter more than once? No! Why you being so greedy?!
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