Picture Show: Remembering MJ at Zubar

We already mentioned the candlelight vigil for Michael Jackson in Duncanville Thursday night here on DC9. Later that night, though, Dallas DJs did their part to keep the pop legend on everyone's mind, while plenty of folks turned up in their vintage MJ-wear.As Tyrone Smiley & DJ Niro spun old...

By Patrick Michels

June 29, 2009

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We already mentioned the candlelight vigil for Michael Jackson in Duncanville Thursday night here on DC9. Later that night, though, Dallas DJs did their part to keep the pop legend on everyone's mind, while plenty of folks turned up in their vintage MJ-wear.

As Tyrone Smiley & DJ Niro spun old Michael Jackson favorites at Zubar and DJ A1 spun at Barcadia, photographer Gloria Levario out and about taking the shots you'll find here in our slideshow.

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