About the festival

Detroit has Motown,
Chicago has the Blues
& Seattle has Grunge…

What about Fresno? We have something else altogether — our own diverse sound, a musical landscape that reaches across genres — from rock to rap, alternative to jazz, and every other style thrown in. In its third year, Fresno Urban Sound Experience is an authentic celebration of the bands, musicians, promoters, and venues that make up our city’s sound.

Make a decision.

Right now, you need to decide this is something you want to be part of. Forget all the things that might keep you away. Forget what you’ve heard or think you know about Fresno’s music scene. Experience if for yourself. This is downtown after dark and it’s fun. And yes, that’s very much OK.

Be a patron.

This is not just about the music. It’s also about a vision of what downtown is and can be. It’s about those things that bring you back — the food, the drinks and the atmosphere. People will mingle. Consume. They will eat, drink and be merry, and at the end of the night, file it all away in the memory bank.

Fresno Urban Sound Experience is brought to you by the fine minds of Creative Fresno.


All the details:

Date: September 30 & October 1, 2011
Time: 5:00 pm
Location: Downtown Fresno (African American Historical Museum (all ages) · Club One · Fulton 55 Mainstage (21+) · Fulton 55 Coffeehouse Stage (21+) · Hero’s Sports Lounge · Joe’s Steakhouse · The Downtown Club · Tokyo Garden · More TBA)

Venues & Parking on Google Maps

Purchase tickets: Tickets are available online and in person at the Fulton 55 box office and Dom Blu Hollywood. Click here to purchase tickets online.


Bike Valet presented by I Bike Fresno
(www.ibikefresno.org)
Complimentary bike valet will be provided for FUSE 2011 attendees. Leave your bike with us at the Bike Valet stations (details below) and we'll park it and watch over it for you while you enjoy the festival.
Friday in front of the parking garage on the SE corner of Van Ness Ave. and Kern St.
Saturday in front of the African American Museum on the SW corner of Fulton St. & Sacramento St.

The History of FUSE