Samira

Over the last decade, SISTER SF has provided a platform for female DJs to step behind the decks and be viewed as a DJ. no bias. SISTER is not anti-male. Sister is simply pro-female. Like many things that better with age, Sister SF has given San Francisco a party that year after year, somehow manages to top itself in both humor, entertainment, and music. For Nine years running, we’ve managed to morph some of the man-ly-ist local DJ boys around into fishnet wearing, skirt bearing blondes. We call this phenomonon: Dragnet – We Like Boys. So pull your skirt up and get over to Mighty. 8 solid Misters drag-teaming with all the resident Sisters. It’s not testosterone that makes a DJ. It’s not stilettos that break a DJ. What matters are the skills under the skirt. (Check out photos from our past drag parties)

Sat. July 22nd SISTER SF presents Dragnet: WE LIKE BOYS IX

It’s Sister’s 9th annual drag party! An SF classic returns with Sister resident DJs joined by local guy DJs–in drag. Thanks to everyone who voted to select our guest DJs. Nobody can rock a frock quite like

• Amber vs Ethan Miller (Friends & Family)
• Audio Angel vs Smoove (Funketronic)
• Forest Green vs Redstickman (BAAD News/Ambient Mafia)
• DJ ICON vs Bam (Evil Breaks)
• J-Fi vs Scott Carrelli (Satellite/Qool)
• Melyss vs Fred Funk (Brass Tax)
• Samira vs A:Dubl (Breakthru)
• Seraphim Delush vs Trav (SEISMIC)

Also featuring: The Improbable Orchestra – interactive sound www.improbableorchestra.com Sat. July 22nd: WE LIKE BOYS IX MIGHTY 119 Utah St (@ 15th), SF 10:00PM – 4:00AM, 21+ Tickets: $7 LIMITED presales $10 at the door b4 11PM $15 after More info: www.sistersf.com www.mighty119.com

See more Dragnet pictures: HERE i just wrote the LONGEST recap of the party & MT lost it….i think i’ll go to the liquor store now…GRRRRR! oh, hey–you can leave comments now….so, go ahead, chat away ;-)

SF Weekly | See/Be Seen | Sisterhood Is Powerful A lot of DJs want to be a part of the Sister SF crew: The women’s DJ collective has the star power of Polywog and Forest Green and a reputation for working hard to be more than just eye candy behind the turntables. As a result, there are limits on who gets called a Sister. For women, it means proving you’ve got talent and integrity. For men, it means wearing a dress. Once a year, the gals of Sister invite brothers to perform with them — but only in drag. “Dragnet: Dude Looks Like A Lady” begins at 10 p.m. at Sublounge — Hiya Swanhuyser