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66ers Announce Metalachi Concert to Follow Team’s Home Opener

March 31, 2014 - California League (CalL1)
Inland Empire 66ers News Release


(San Bernardino, CA) - Today the Inland Empire 66ers announced that the world's first and only heavy metal mariachi band, Metalachi, will be performing a live concert following the conclusion of the 66ers home opener against the Mavericks on Thursday, April 10th. The post-game concert is free with a paid admission to the ballgame and will take place at the stadium's Pastimes Café.

Metalachi is a national touring mariachi group that covers heavy metal and classic rock songs in a mariachi style using traditional Mexican instrumentation. Such hits include Bon Jovi's Living on a Prayer, White Snake's Here I go Again, and Gun's and Roses Sweet Child O' Mine. The band has amassed a large following due to their unique twists on well known songs as well as their entertaining shows.

"We are thrilled to have a band such as Metalchi perform here at San Manuel Stadium," stated 66ers General Manager Joe Hudson. "This post-game performance will be a great kick-off to the season and represents our commitment to providing the best entertainment in the Inland Empire and Minor League Baseball".

The road to winning back-to-back California League Championships begins when they visit the High Desert Mavericks on Thursday, April 3rd. The 66ers open at home a week later on Thursday, April 10th when they welcome the Mavericks to San Manuel Stadium. To purchase your 2014 season tickets, group ticket options, check the full promotional schedule, or to get more information, please contact the 66ers at 909-888-9922 or visit them online at www.66ers.com. All promotions and times subject to change.

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