Which Celebrities were at the Made In America Festival, Plus Links to where your photo might be….

the masses on the Parkway over the Labor Day weekend. Nearly 70,000 music fans
attended the two day event which went off without a hitch except for a violent
lightning storm on Sunday night which delayed the concerts by an hour. With
every passing year MIA seems to tweak the layout of the festival grounds. This
year saw the return of the popular Budweiser swing, as well as the four stages
Rocky, Liberty, Freedom and the Skate Board stage, which showcases a lot of
local bands. There was also the cause village where you found the several
charity causes and the 1876 Starr Restaurant where a lunch and dinner buffet
was served everyday for only $35, which considering a pretzel at the Bud stand
was $5 really was a bargain. I really enjoyed the weekend, and have a better
understanding of some of the bands that played at the festival, which is the
beauty of a festival, being exposed to groups and music you might not have had
the chance to hear again. I’m excited to listen to the latest Bleachers CD. Jay-Z
was in the audience but no Beyonce. She was spotted the next day with her man
catching all the action at the LA version of Made in America.
over to J Cole’s concert at Liberty Stage.(Tyson turned me down for a shot of the duo. So annoying.) You might know her more as the model at last year’s Victoria Secret’s event that flirted with Justin Bieber cause both Selena Gomez and Tyson Beckford to break up with their perspective loved ones. As of this weekend it’s back to status quo with the two couples with Selena hanging with the Biebs in Canada.
Made in America Festival grounds.
celebrity stylist to Jay Z, Will Smith, Missy Elliott, Mary J. Blige and
others, was excited to catch Kanye West’s show. Other notables catching Kanye’s
show included 76ers’ Nerlens Noel, Connor Barwin,
Eagles, Brandon Bing, formerly of the Giants, now a free agent. Also spotted
actresses Chloe Bridges, Pretty Little Liars, Chelsea Tyler and Mia
Tyler.
Gillison Assistant Managing Director at
City of Philadelphia, Mayor Michael Nutter, Desiree Peterkin Bell, City Representative and Mayor’s Director of Communications and Jazelle
Jones, Deputy Managing Director at City
of Philadelphia
WMMR. During the evacuation I invited the MMR gang to shelter in my apartment building. I told them we had a Little Pete’s restaurant, and they had dinner. They got to meet Little Pete too.
Budweiser Made In America Festival.
excited to catch Kings of Leon.
I took a lot of photos and was able to populate my media outlets. I’m now contributing to the Philadelphia Business Journal: MADE IN AMERICA
Williams performs onstage at the 2014 Budweiser Made In America Festival. Sorry
I don’t have any Kings of Leon photos, I was soaking wet and headed home after
Pharrell’s set.