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The Shore Ultra Lounge in Long Beach hosted the festival on September 25 and 26.
Welcome to all ages, the Pangea Music Festival drew people from single-digit to double-digit ages.
A few hundred people came out Sept. 25 for the 10 hour show, lasting from 4 p.m. to 2 a.m., with headliner Strung out taking the stage two minutes to midnight.
With a mix of veteran and upcoming bands filling the bill it was no surprise.
Among them, Efrem Schulz of Death By Stereo came to see the show.
Over 100 bands played, sharing five stages throughout the weekend.
With headlining acts such as Strung Out and Bullets and Octane, a sea of mohawks filled the floor, but the festival drew a much larger crowd than just the punk scene.
Chic dressed hotel guests dotted the crowd, hanging out up against the walls or in the periphery of the mosh pit.

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