By gathering votes exclusively through Do312, the top two vote getting artists will win a chance to play The METROPIA Experience on Thursday, June 7th.
The METROPIA Experience is an intimate event that showcases artists, musicians and new innovations in technology. In addition to arts and music, social and charitable causes play an integral role. Join the experience!
ENTER NOW! VOTING BEGINS MAY 16th!
VOTING – Between Tuesday, May 15th and Sunday, June 3rd, your fans can vote once per day, everyday. This is the most crucial part, as fans can create this opportunity for you! Each email address registered through Do312 is allotted one vote per day, so encourage your supporters to vote early and often. Voting ends on Sunday, June 3rd at midnight.
THE DECISION – Sunday, June 3rd, the votes will be tallied and the top two vote getters will perform Thursday night at METROPIA!
RULES - Participating bands must be at least 17 years or older.
If you or your friends create multiple accounts (or try to use bots to vote for you), it’s cheating, and we will disqualify those votes. So please, don’t waste your time or ours by cheating.
Good luck and we look forward to seeing you at THE METROPIA EXPERIENCE
Two lucky artists will get the chance to play Thursday at The METROPIA Experience!
Participating bands must be at least 17 years or older.
Good luck and we look forward to seeing you at The METROPIA Experience.
The Cortlandt Homes
Hometown: Chicago, Il Web Site: facebook.com/thecortlandthomes
Mrs. Roosevelt
The Cortlandt Homes formed in the chill Chicago winter of '06 in the spirit of public service, feeling a shared sense of responsibility to provide their fellow citizens with loud, smart, fun tunes. Their ultimate intention is, of course, to cure the myriad ills of this sadly off-kilter world through the healing power of rock 'n' roll. And to tear some folks' faces off along the way.
With that thought, then, The Cortlandt Homes wish you, dear listener, peace, prosperity, and a nice, big power chord whenever things get tough...
