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September 14, 2013

DUB Show Anaheim 2013: Gorgeous Makes and Models

 
As the most prominent music and automotive festival in the United States with more than ten sanctioned events around the nation each year, the DUB Show Tour is definitely a production that accentuates and magnifies the elements of the underlying car culture unlike any other live entertainment brand within its field.  Thus, it only establishes its program upon the biggest venues.  It only books the hottest stars and performers.  In fact, the event consistently draws the largest crowds, as exemplified by some of the most ridiculously lengthy entry lines within the scene and industry.  To put it more simply, everything about this show circuit is just huge, and that might even be putting it mildly.  If the capitalized and bolded print of show circuit’s trademark and name didn’t hint at it already, such an extravaganza would also symbolize a certain prestige and significance that would essentially draw some of the biggest and most honored brands of the automotive industry.  With their familiar and respected insignias placed proudly upon the most visible and centralized displays within the show floor, these major sponsors would effectively provide for the primary attractions of the DUB Show spectacular at Anaheim’s Angel Stadium, one which would be significantly impacted by the automotive scene’s most beautiful promotional figures.  Together and as individuals, these lovely ladies would provide additional value and character towards even the most established of brands, exemplifying the true connection between the hottest makes and the finest models.

December 29, 2012

Progressive International Motorcycle Show of Long Beach 2012: The Talent Rundown (Part 2)



Triumph Motorcycles



Triumph Motorcycles stance on high-performance adventure has stood the test of time with a history dating back to the dawn of the 20th century.  Just one look at the volume of visitors they attracted toward their displays at this show would convince anyone of the trust and stature placed upon the brand by the consumers.  Triumph is very much a part of the tradition associated with the motorcycling culture, after all.