SubZERO music and Art festival
June 19, 2015
San Francisco based band Eyes on the Shore performs on the Anno Domoni stage at SUBZero Art and music festival in downtown San Jose on Friday, June 5.
If there’s one thing the Bay Area is good at, it is its subcultures. Different types of music mixed with varying kinds of artwork and food has created an exciting atmosphere in downtown San Jose.
The two-night SubZERO music and art festival took place on a whole block of South 1st Street in downtown San Jose, on Friday and Saturday, June 5-6, from 6 p.m. to midnight.
A model wears the work of designer Christina Molcillo, who exhibited work made of materials found in urban environments like concrete, metal and plastic.
The festival offered a place for local bands to share their passion for music on three different stages. Friends hung out, listened to different types of music, enjoyed food trucks and viewed some works of art exhibited at booths that lined the streets.
The band Eyes On The Shore performed at the Anno Domini Stage and caught the attention of people of all ages with its upbeat indie rock sound.
Antrom Kury, from San Francisco based indie band Eyes on the Shore, performs on the Anno Domoni stage at SUBZero festival.
The Black Lotus displayed unique clothing made of unconventional materials, including wood, concrete, metal, plastic and gemstones.
Those colorful artists with their works of art were seen in the heart of downtown San Jose’s arts street.
