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Founders of F Yeah Fest and Videothing.com allegedly beaten by security guards

Contributed by racketmagazine, Posted by Adam White 17 years ago

LA Weekly is reporting the founders of F Yeah Fest and music video site Videothing.com were allegedly beaten by security guards after a recent Radiohead show. The incident reported occurred while F Yeah Fest's Sean Carlson and Phil Hoelting were being filmed by Michael Reich of Videothing. The incident is currently under investigation by LA police. See LA Weekly for the full account of what took place.

F Yeah Fest 5 took place this past weekend in Los Angeles, CA. It was curated by Carlson and Keith Morris of Black Flag / Circle Jerks. The event featured music by bands like No Age, Negative Approach, Fucked Up, Two Gallants and Ladyhawk.

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