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3 Chambers Fest returns to Wilmington, North Carolina in December
3 Chambers Fest fuses hip-hop, martial arts, and anime culture through a variety of live music performances, immersive art, gaming, and innovative movie experiences.
3 Chambers Fest returns to downtown Wilmington, North Carolina for its second year on December 4-7, 2024. Early Bird Festival Passes are on sale now.
“Before 3 Chambers drops the festival lineup, we wanted to offer our fans a chance to secure their passes early and to take advantage of the discounted price,” said 3 Chambers Festival’s President Christopher Everett.
About 3 Chambers
3 Chambers Fest fuses hip-hop, martial arts, and anime culture through a variety of live music performances, immersive art, gaming, and innovative movie experiences.
The festival is the brainchild of Christopher Everett and part of the mission is to serve as an annual destination for hip-hop music, martial arts, and anime fans worldwide with a continued emphasis on community, diversity, and inclusivity.
Some of their recent events include Talib Kweli Live in Concert at Waterline Brewing Company, CAN I KICK IT? FEATURING KILL BILL VOL. 1 at BEYOND: The Cary Film Festival, and the Southeastern premieres of ENTER THE CLONES OF BRUCE and A WU-TANG EXPERIENCE: LIVE AT RED ROCKS AMPHITHEATRE.
3 Chambers Fest Wilmington
Early Bird Festival Passes are limited and will end on October 22nd.
The festival lineup will be announced on October 23rd and regular festival passes will go on sale on the same date. Also, on October 23rd, 3 Chambers will have a special “Wu-Tang Wednesday” event at Waterline Brewing Company as they will announce the official festival lineup.
DJ Rizzy Beats will be spinning classic Wu-Tang Clan records and there will be a Can I Kick It? TV movie presentation of a Wu-Tang Clan favorite MASTER OF THE FLYING GUILLOTINE featuring a remixed soundtrack by Shaolin Jazz.
Early Bird Festival Passes
To get Early Bird Festival Passes, visit www.3chambers.com.
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