The unplanned, un scripted and totally done on the spot… Introduction to Stomp the Nard April 2009. Peep the video….

Just before Stomp the nard Dj A.N.G, Montaj & GMC caught up with Marty & Bec from HOTFM Cairns to have a little interview about Stomp and other things Click Here to have a listen. (p.s LOL @ Joeys Bakery)

 Thank you to all who came to Stomp the Nard last night. It was an amazing turnout (the best one so far!)

The Next Stomp the Nard has been locked in for August 30th 2009 so to stay in the loop with information regarding that please join the “Stomp the Nard” Group

http://www.facebook.com/home.php#/group.php?gid=47610742192&ref=ts

Stomp also made front page of the Cairns Post today so be sure to check that out also

http://www.cairns.com.au/article/2009/04/06/36615_local-news.html

And lastly but not least a huge thanks go out to all who make this event possible.

Evident Entertainment
Cairns Regional Council
Youth Substance Misuse Service
Anglicare
LRG Clothing
HOT FM

& All the performers, spectators and EVERYONE else who helps make this amazing event possible. It just wouldnt be what it is today without all of your help.

See you August 30th for an even BIGGER Stomp the Nard!

Cairns post - Timeout got the cover story for Stomp the Nard

Here is a little read from the article;
“lot gets said about the youth of today.

However, words such as irresponsible, binge-drinking, violent and unmotivated couldn’t be further from the truth when talking about the people behind Cairns’ biggest and best-known urban dance battle, Stomp The Nard.

What started as an idea for a back alley dance competition in 2005, has evolved into an open-air, widely publicised event with about 3500 punters when it was last staged at the Esplanade Skate Park last year.

Created by Angelo Saliba (aka DJ A.N.G. from Evident Entertainment) and Mark “Montaj” Montajes, it features a wide selection of Cairns’ finest dance troops, including ThreeSixFive, Stylin Techniques and the all new AMAJ All Girl crew.

Along with television shows such as So You Think You Can Dance, it has been majorly responsible for the boom in urban dance styles such as breakdancing, krumpping, clowning and hip-hop in the Far North in recent times.

timeOUT caught up with some of the dancers and people behind the event to find out just what makes Stomp The Nard so special.”

The full Article is available HERE