Night Moves No. 2: Tattoos and Hard Rock at DOMAXXII

So, we have a lot of photos of DOMAXXII. We want to show you all of them. Somewhere in between the heat and The Cool Kids were the performances at The Bone and Reno's Chop Shop Saloon, featuring bands VIDEO, Phuss, Nervous Curtains, Spector 45, The Backsliders, Bad Sports, Dear...

By Nick Rallo

July 19, 2010

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So, we have a lot of photos of DOMAXXII. We want to show you all of them. Somewhere in between the heat and The Cool Kids were the performances at The Bone and Reno's Chop Shop Saloon, featuring bands VIDEO, Phuss, Nervous Curtains, Spector 45, The Backsliders, Bad Sports, Dear Human, and Spooky Folk under some twinkling lights.

See more of The Bone and the night's moves at Reno's in Caity Colvard's slideshow.

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