You came, you dressed up, you ran. What makes running 13.1 miles in costume just a tad bit easier? Having great bands along the way - and that we did! Which band got your running shoes moving? Which band kept you going and made you wanting more? Cast your vote for the Best Band of the Costume Party Run!
Cast your vote using the survey at the right top of the page. You can only choose one band so choose wisely! Can't remember who was who? Here are your choices:
Zephyris was most likely the reggae type band that you heard first. They were groovin' right before the first parking lot loop. Listen to them now.
Boondock Brothers rocked your socks off in the second parking lot loop. Wish you could hear them again? You can by clicking here!
Ghost in Pocket picked you up and sang you home to the finish line. They were the last band you saw before you headed down the home stretch. Jog (get it? ha, ha) your memory by listening to one of their songs.
King Legend were heard loud and clear up and down Friars Road. They had a lot of road to cover and they did it well with their rockin' tunes! Does this sound familiar?
Now that you have relived all the great music entertainment from the Costume Party Run, it is time to cast your vote for your personal favorite! Don't wait - the contest ends Sunday, July 14th and noon.
Hey ya'll! Blake Here from King Legend (I was the bass player dressed like Hunter S. Thompson) We loved playing for you all. It's good to see so many runners get pumped and smile when they passed us! Good to see that original songs and suthentic Rock and Roll still lives in San Diego!!
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Hey everyone! Just one week ago we had the pleasure of playing for you on the final mile marker of the Costume Party Run. Your costumes were awesome and your dedication was inspiring. We had a blast cheering you on, and we're honored that you chose us as your favorite band at the marathon. Again, thank you. We hope to catch you at the next one!
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