The 11th Annual Monroe Pop Fest Is This Weekend
The 11th Annual Monroe Pop Fest
What do you have going on this weekend? Might I suggest the 11th Annual Monroe Pop Fest is this Friday and Saturday at the FMB Expo Center on The Monroe County Fairgrounds in Monroe, Michigan?
The 11th Annual Monroe Pop Fest
There’s over 150 inside and outside vendor booths, over 30 guests from movies, television, comic books, the world of sports entertainment. Plus, live gaming, The Mystery Machine, The DeLorean, The Black Swamp Ghostbusters, cosplay contests, live interactive panels, food trucks, live music and shopping, with over 150 Pop culture related vendors and artists. It’s like Pop Culture Paradise!
Tickets to the Monroe Pop Fest Comic Book and Pop Culture convention are available online now at www.monroepopfest.com/tickets and at Our House Games at 1211 S Monroe St in Monroe, Michigan.
Friday night tickets only $10
Saturday tickets only $15
Weekend VIP tickets $25 with all the VIP perks!
Here’s the lineup of guests scheduled to attend…..
Horror:
*Cortney Palm ( Zombeavers )
*Brittany Mirabile ( The Purge )
*Hannah Fierman ( VHS )
*Tony Moran ( Halloween )
Pop Culture:
*Aaron Smolinski ( Superman )
*Caped Wonder Podcast
*Darren McCarty
*Rob Miller
*Drew Fortier
* Matthew G Taylor ( Resident Evil, Detroit Rock City )
* Martin Klebba ( Pirates of the Caribbean)
Voice Actors:
*Stephanie Nadolny ( Dragon Ball Z )
*Danny Jacobs ( King Julien, Madagascar )
Power Rangers:
*Jessica Rey
*Kevin Duhaney
*Jeff Parazzo
Pro Wrestlers:
*Rhyno
*Superstars from Insane Wrestling Revolution and Impact Wrestling
*D-Von Dudley
*EC3
Comic Guests:
*Sam De LaRosa
*James O’Barr
*Bill Morrison
*Dirk Manning
*Tom Cook
*Jason Moore
*Vince Locke
*Al Milgrom
*Tone Rodriguez
*Arvell Jones
*Big Dog Ink
Hope to see you there this weekend!
-Meltdown-
Rob Zombie and Alice Cooper Rock Pine Knob - Pictures
The Freaks On Parade tour touched down at Pine Knob Last night. Filter opened up the show, followed by Ministry, Alice Cooper then Rob Zombie.
When I asked you guys what you thought of the show, the answers varied.
Gena Brown said – It was typical.. they are both consummate showmen who rarely disappoint. By comparison it was WAY better than the Manson/Zombie playground quarrel a few years back. PS: WCW Nita Strauss is a goddess. – That, she is!
Timothy Cheek – They rocked the house.
Jessica Gonzalez – I had fun but that was basically the same show he (Rob Zombie) did for Riff Fest.
Jean Borys Gannon said – Loved Filter. Had no expectations, so that was great. Ministry sounded great but weren’t entertaining to me. I loved Alice, as always, and was very pleasantly surprised. Overall, two thumbs up.
Bobbie Browning – Best Show ever!
Jim Hatswell piped in – It was outstanding from start to finish.
Lynzee Burnham – This was the best show ever!!! Two of my favorite bands/artists!!!
RJ Day had this to say – Loved Ministry, Loved Alice, but that was my least favorite RZ show ever, and not just because of the obvious absence of J5. The whole dynamic was different. A Zombie show is its own vibe, and that vibe was missing last night.
Matt McNett agreed – Zombie was decent- woulda been way better with John 5. Alice Cooper rocked!
Over on ‘X’, Nate said – I love both Rob Zombie and Alice Cooper, but Alice should have been the headliner.
Dave agreed with Nate – Every time I’ve seen Alice Cooper I think man, this guy should’ve been the headliner.
Check out pictures taken by WRIF photog, Jason Anthony.
-Meltdown-
Meltdown started on the mighty WRIF on the evening of Halloween, 1995. Technically, his first on-air shift was the morning of November 1st. Moving to the Motor City from Buffalo, N.Y., he has built a career and family. Over his almost three-decade stint at RIFF, he's had the privilege to work with some of the biggest personalities in Detroit radio history. He boasts of being just the second-afternoon drive jock in the station's illustrious 53-year history.
Along with his love for rock music and attending concerts, he's also an avid Harley-Davidson enthusiast and hockey player. He plays year-round and manages to squeeze in a few charity games throughout the year. Meltdown writes about the Detroit Red Wings, rock music, and Detroit concert venues.
