The streets of Hollywood overflowed with Public Displays of Affection :: Series Two (PDA) this past Thursday as Ladytron, Great Northern, and DJ Taina performed a free show for all public transportation riders.
With the support of, doors opened early as thousands flooded into the Hollywood & Highland Center using their subway/bus pass as their concert ticket. While many believe that people in Los Angeles are notorious for embracing their cars with such passion you would think they were attached at birth, the turnout for our second PDA provides evidence that change is under way and the outlook on public transportation is being redefined. View the full PDA Flickr photo set here.


Public Displays of Affection :: Series 3 will take place in the fall, and will feature new artists in a new venue, with new ideas in transportation. Keep checking back here to receive updates. A huge thank you to the talent, sponsors and partners that made all of this possible. Ladytron, Great Northern, and DJ Taina... Thank you for the incredible performances.


The TRASHed :: Art of Recycling artists delivered the coolest recycling bins to ever roll down Hollywood Boulevard. Special thanks to Renee Lawter, Jeremiah Garcia, Kofie, Paul Torres, Ryan Riss, Marcela Lineiro Singleton, Justin Odaffer, Vague Mike Whale, Ichae Ackso, Sonik Mercury, Randy Kono, 13:11, Bobby Holland, Carol, Kyle Harper, Douglas Alvarez, Rebecca Paul, Steven Lopez + more.

Public Displays of Affection was presented by Fuel TV. Partners included Indie 103.1, LA Weekly, Eyerus Propaganda, the Hollywood & Highland Center, A.D.D. Marketing, and Little Radio. Finally, we couldn’t have done this without so many cool people helping us every step of the way. Jake Munsey and everyone at Fuel TV, Jen & the great people at H&H, Dave & Jimmy at Little Radio, Bill at 98 Pose, Wiley at GV, Jimmy & Jeannie at ADD, Jazz, Jenna, & Whit at GI, Sherry/Scott at Indie, Dave Swift, Matt, Rene & the talented crew at Eyerus, Wendy and Tim at Redbird Management, Chris at LA Weekly, and everyone who we might have forgotten when writing thank yous at five in the morning...