Here's a Festival For Hard Rock Fans Up North: The Buzz's Locofest

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South Florida's Nonpoint plays the Buzz's Locofest

If you loooove the kinds of bands that are played during "active rock" radio formats, you will loooove Locofest, a weekend shebang sponsored by the Buzz 103.1 on March 14. Held at the Palm Beach International Raceway, the bill sponsors a number of hard-rock acts with creatively spelled names. Headliners this year include Mudvayne, In This Moment, EOTO, (hed) p.e., and South Florida's own Nonpoint.

A number of supporting and local bands are being added to the lineup as

the day draws closer, but right now they include the female-fronted BitchFire, from Ft. Lauderdale, Neveroff, from Pembroke Pines, Article 66, from Miami, and Bury the Broken, from West Palm Beach.

With the location in mind, it's no surprise that besides the bands, a

big part of the day's entertainment will also be "ultra-fast

international motorcycle racing." Plus, if camping is your thing, you

can do so Friday, the night before, as well as Saturday night. Sponsors

promise a weekend of "bikinis, bikes, and rock and roll," and are very

wisely, and generously to fans, charging just $25 a ticket. Visit www.locobazooka.com for more info.