Rock Band competition sponsoring Make-A-Wish in Vancouver
The Make-A-Wish foundation, in conjunction with a slew of sponsors, will be holding a Rock Band competition in Vancouver, Canada, starting Oct. 4. The $100 entry fee, along with pre-purchase tickets for the finals at the Roxy Nightclub, go straight to the Make-A-Wish foundation. The first round of the competition will be held at the EA studios located right outside of Vancouver in Burnaby. From that event, the five finalist bands from each of the four divisions will then compete at the Roxy Nightclub on November 6 for prizes.
There are four divisions for competitors to register their groups: Competitive, Social, Corporate and 18 & Under. There are currently no details about prizes, but it sounds like a cool charity event. Isn't that enough?
There are four divisions for competitors to register their groups: Competitive, Social, Corporate and 18 & Under. There are currently no details about prizes, but it sounds like a cool charity event. Isn't that enough?






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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Wiinterfang @ Sep 5th 2008 2:35AM
That's pretty cool..
what the hell am I'm doing this late.
Psaakyrn @ Sep 5th 2008 3:04AM
Woudl be cooler if people were rocking out to actual rocking instruments..
Tiptup300 @ Sep 5th 2008 4:45AM
Psaakyrn, just...just no.
TTR Dr Payne @ Sep 5th 2008 5:12AM
I'm volunteering at this event so hope to see lots of people there! If you register say I sent you :D
JoeTheBlow @ Sep 5th 2008 4:30AM
Hey, Rock Band, i have a wish....
Try releasing the game on the PS3 somewhere other than only the damn US this year.
feelingsinister @ Sep 5th 2008 8:48PM
The Roxy club is always full of cooouuugars.
T @ Sep 5th 2008 1:13PM
Corporate teams? Hmmm....I wonder if I could find 3 other people who play the game well enough around here.
I work in software development. It's a nerd breeding ground.
lotusprime @ Sep 5th 2008 5:51PM
It's $100 CDN that would be Canadian money which means it's a little more than 100 for people in the US thanks to the weakness of the dollar.