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Working to make a difference with GOOD Magazine while enjoying the gorgeous weather in sunny San Francisco, bands and revelers converged upon the block of 111 Minna to band together for social awareness. Performances included music from Bedtime for Toys, The Deadly Syndrome, Kid Sister, Honeycut, Richie Panic, Vin Sol, Diplo, A-Trak and Blake Miller. Also performing live Style Wars at the event was House of Diehl. Style Wars is a mash-up of fashion, art and performance where radical fashion is created in minutes, live and on stage.

All artists performed for GOOD's charitable cause, Choose GOOD, a campaign advocating their twelve non-profit partners. GOOD Magazine presents philanthropic ideas and good causes in an unconventional way, connecting people with a shared interest in helping the world and its people while throwing awesome parties and cool events.

For more on Style Wars and House of Diehl, check out the Style Wars profile . For more on GOOD Magazine, check out the GOOD profile . . . all on MOLI.com.

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