Kendrick Lamar

MTV's 2013 No. 1 Hottest MC in the Game, and HipHop DX's 2012 "Emcee of the Year", Compton native Kendrick Lamar has turned heads since his 2010 release of Overly Dedicated. However, the critically acclaimed Rapper has reached new levels of success in 2012 and 2013 with his certified gold album good kid, m.A.A.d city.
- kendricklamar.com

Dada Life

Known for mixing their pop-leaning electro with an over the top sense of humor, bananas, and a kinetic live show, Swedish electro-house duo Dada Life have blown through the DJ charts since 2010. Frequently headlining both Electric Daisy Carnival and Ultra Music Festival along the way, the artists have made a reputation for themselves- after all, "This is Dada Land. Get Ready to arrive beautiful and leave ugly."
- dadalife.com

J Boog

Samoan descended Reggae Artist J Boog brought his unique fusion of authentic island music and Reggae to Hawaiian independent record label Wash House Music in 2007, with his debut album "Hear Me Roar." His authentic fusion of the genres has lead to the categorization of his sound as, "Jawaiian", and J Boog has shown no signs of slowing down since then, continuing his rise with his second #1 single, "Let’s Do it Again."
- reverbnation.com/jboogmusic

The Growlers

Costa Mesa's The Growlers are known for their distinctive mix of Californian 60's surf rock with a wide variety of effects and genres from country to hip-hop, all mixed in together with a heavy use of psychedelic influences. The result is the groovy, lo-fi sound the Growlers have self-titled as "Beach Goth", and which has quickly made them a staple in the California surf rock scene.
- thegrowlers.com

Alpha Phunk

Winners of this year's Battle of the Bands contest, Alpha Phunk has earned the coveted opening spot at Extravaganza.
- facebook.com/alpha.phunk.ca

Event Info

AS Program Board presents the 35th annual Extravaganza Music Festival, on Sunday May 19th at Harder Stadium. Extravaganza 2013 will be open to UCSB students, staff, and faculty ONLY. Attendees must have a valid UCSB Access card to gain entry, and we will not be accepting any other form of ID (e.g. licenses, printed schedules, etc.). Access Cards are available at the UCen Access Desk, located above The Hub in the UCen.

In addition to the incredible talent, this year's festival will also have a number of activities, art installations, and both student and professional vendors (make sure to bring cash!). So come join us on May 19th to celebrate this epic UCSB tradition with your fellow Gauchos! The festival gates open at 1:00pm, so come early to enjoy the music, food, and activities!

Prohibited Items:

No Backpacks
No Large Bags
No Skateboards
No Illegal Substances
No Drug Paraphernalia
No Alcohol
No Bottles
No Cans
No Coolers
No Knives
No Weapons

No Instruments
No Animals
No Professional Cameras
No Recording Devices
No Outside Food and Drink
No Stage Diving
No Moshing
No Crowd Surfing
No Wallet Chains
No Projectile Items
No Flyering

Any person(s) engaging in violent conduct and/or endangering others will be removed from the venue.

Are you a UCSB student who wants to volunteer at the festival? Email our volunteer coordinator to get involved.

From 101 traveling South:

Exit onto Los Carneros Road, turn right. Turn left on El Colegio Road. Harder Stadium will be on your left, at the corner of El Colegio and Stadium Road (Stadium will be closed to traffic).

From 101 traveling North:

From the 101 N, merge onto the 217 W towards Airport/UCSB. Turn right onto Mesa Road as you enter the campus. Turn left on Ocean Road. Continue down Ocean and turn right on El Colegio Road. Harder Stadium will be on your right, at the corner of El Colegio and Stadium Road (Stadium will be closed to traffic).

Parking:

Parking will be available in lots 18 and 22, which can be found on the map to your right or on the UCSB Campus Map.

Who is allowed to attend the festival?
Extravaganza 2013 will be a UCSB students, staff, and faculty ONLY event. A UCSB Access card is required to enter the festival (see the next question for more information on how to obtain one), and anyone without an Access card will be denied entry to the festival.
I am a UCSB student, faculty, or staff member. How do I obtain a UCSB Access ID?
UCSB students, faculty, and staff can get an Access card at the UCEN Access Desk located on the 2nd floor of the UCen, above The Hub. If your access card is damaged you can get a new one for free, otherwise it is $20 to get it replaced. Black and white cards are free only for first time cards to Transfers, Graduates, and EAP students only.
Are students who finish with classes in the Fall/Winter allowed to attend?
Yes, as long as they have a valid Access card they can still attend the festival
Can UCSB extension students and foreign exchange students attend?
Only UCSB Students with a valid UCSB Access card can attend extravaganza. Students who have paid Associated Students fees are eligible to get UCSB Access cards. Extension students have not paid Associated Students fees.
Can I attend the event if I don't go to UCSB?
Unfortunately no, Extravaganza 2013 will be closed to the general public.
Where and when will the event take place?
The festival gates of UCSB's Harder Stadium will open at 1:00pm on Sunday, May 19th. There will be two entrances located at the end of the stadium closest to El Colegio Road and signs to point you in the right direction.
Where can I park my car?
Parking will be available in lots 18 and 22 on the corner of Mesa Road and Ocean Road outside the UCSB Rec Cen. A campus map which shows the locations of Harder Stadium and parking lots 18 and 22 can be seen here.
Why is free entry to the event closed to the general public this year?
Festival-goers at previous Extravaganzas were subjected to long lines and overcrowding, as Harder Stadium proved unable to accommodate UCSB students, all their guests, and all other visitors. After considering many different options, we have decided to make Extravaganza 2013 open only to UCSB students, faculty, and staff.
Can I bring a purse? Chair? Umbrella?
We encourage you to leave these items at home. Small bags are permitted, but subject to search. A full list of prohibited items can be seen on the Info page.
Can I bring a camera?
No video or professional cameras with a removable lens are allowed. Point and shoot cameras only.
Can I bring outside food/beverage?
Absolutely no outside food/beverage is allowed, and attendees will be asked to dispose of these items before entering the festival.
Will there be ADA parking/bathrooms?
Yes. Information about ADA parking is available from UCSB Transportation & parking Services. Every bathroom at the festival is ADA accessible.
Will there be ATMs?
No, there will not be ATMs at the festival. Please bring cash if you plan on purchasing something from the vendors.
Will there be free water?
Yes, we will also provide cups (outside beverages or empty bottles are prohibited).
Will there be re-entry?
Yes, you can come and go throughout the duration of the festival. However, you will be asked to show your UCSB Access ID and will also be subject to search each time you enter the festival.
Will there an information booth?
Yes. The information booth will be located on the field at the opposite end of the stage. This is also where the lost & found and first aid stations are located.
Will there be a Lost & Found?
Yes. The lost & found will be at the information booth.
Will there be First Aid on site?
Yes. First Aid can be found at the information booth. EMTs will also be at the event.

Extravaganza

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