Wakarusa Picks Three Bands

Originally the Wakarusa Festival was going to pick only two bands from the Jango Airplay artists that submitted but the running was so strong that they picked three bands to play this year's festival.

So without further ado, here they are.


Have Fun In Wakarusa !!!

Indofin - Check Their Profile HERE















Wes Kirkpatrick - Check His Profile HERE















Bootleg - Check Their Profile HERE

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