First Ad Industy Rock Band Party A Success

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Let’s just blame the lateness of this on the hangover. Last week, Fuel Industries’ Sean MacPhedran, Oddcasts’s Emily Twomey and Desedo’s Michael Hastings-Black hosted Rock Band Night, the first of a monthly series of parties for the advertising industry. The party was held at the home of Oddcast’s president with over 100 attendees.

Newscastle provided the beer. The hosts’ expense account provided mixed drinks and party goers provided the music with their own Rock Band soundtracks. As they say, fun was had by all. Check out the pictures here.

The location of June’s party isn’t set yet but as soon as it it, you’ll hear about it right here on Adrants. And from the success of the first, it looks like we’ll need a bigger place next time.

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