January 12, 2007
10 local bands ready to rock ‘n’ rumble (The Times of Northwest Indiana)
Midwest Beat’s eighth annual Region Rumble featuring Ripley Street, Shotgun Elvis, Torn Affair, Nerve Damage, Pandora, Tramp Stamp, The Breed, Seven by Seven, Rusta Lilypad and Signal.
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