March 14, 2005

RECYCLED PERCUSSION TO BRING "JUNK ROCK" TO MESA STATE
Friday, March 25
7 p.m.
Saunders Fieldhouse, Mesa State College
$5 with MAVCard, $8 without MAVCard

Currently on its "Total Beat Down" tour, Recycled Percussion will bring its "junk rock" music to Mesa State College's Saunders Fieldhouse on Friday, March 25 at 7 p.m.

The group combines percussion, bass guitar and chest-thumping music with DJ beats. Justin Spencer is the front man for the four-member group, whose musical style grew from his love of drumming. Their first performance was a high school talent show and they have since developed a high-energy show that is completely original and uniquely appealing.

Recycled Percussion has performed for more than 500,000 students at college campuses around the country. Voted "Best Major Performing Group" by college students in 2003 and 2004, Recycled Percussion tours ten months out of the year. Their tour schedule has taken them all over North America and they were recently featured on NBC's "Today" show, the NBA playoff games and other major broadcast programs.

Tickets are $5 for those with a Mesa State MAVCard, and $8 without the MAVCard. Tickets can be purchased from the Mesa State College bookstore. For more information, visit www.rprocks.com or contact Elizabeth Larsen, Campbell College Center program coordinator, at 970.248.1148.

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