Sub City Non Profit and Hopeless Records Bash
Hopeless Records and Sub City Non Profit teamed up to raise over $2 million toward charity, and to celebrate they threw a bash at Hollywood’s Angels & Kings. Luckily, I was there to hear Louis Posen (President of Hopeless Records and Sub City Executive) speak, alongside numerous people that have helped make this milestone possible.
“Breaking $2 million donated to charity is a reminder to me of how powerful music, music fans, musicians and the music community can be in making a positive impact in the world. A huge thank you to all of you who have played a part in reaching this milestone. We are eager and passionate in working with you to make an even bigger difference from this day forward.” – Hopeless Records President & Sub City Executive Director Louis Posen says.
After 12 years and countless released and events to raise money, they’ve been able to help make a positive impact on the music industry. Friends, musicians, supporters and all around music lovers united at the event (some double fisting and others not so much) and it was a blast. Check out some of the photos!
Bert and Jeff from The Used hung out with friends
Ryan 'Bags' Hagen (Grind Management) and Dave Shapiro (The Agency Group)
Accepting a donation in their name
Louis Posen
Stacy (American Hi-Fi) and Greg (Warner Bros. Records)
boys, boys, boys.
girls, girls, girls!
Check out all my photos in the facebook album!
To learn more about Hopeless and Sub City, check out:
Hoplessrecords.com
SubCity.net
TakeActionTour.com
About the Author
Denise Borders 39, Los Angeles. Denise founded PWV in 2008 and remains the primary manager and photographer/videographer. She is not secretly obsessed with Joey Cape.
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