Featured Band
Annette da Bomb & D' Bomb Squad
ANNETTE DA BOMB
& D'BOMB SQUAD
AMERICAN ROOTS, BLUESIN with SOUL
& GROOVEY VIBES!
D'BOMB SQUAD is our newest project and with Annette Da Bomb at the helm, look out people this Band is gonna rock your socks
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Backwater Blues Band
Annette da Bomb & D'Bomb Squad
The Fremonts
Scottie "Mad Dog" Blinn and Blackmarket III
Watch for More to come!!
About Baja Blues Fest
Before You Leave Home
- Make sure to get your Mexican Auto Insurance before you cross the border into Mexico. Get it on line from Baja Bound Mexican Insurance in just minutes!
- The Mexican tollgates take US money but nothing larger than a $20 bill.
- You do not need a tourist visa but you will need an approved ID to get back into the USA. Your passport is best.
Driving Directions
- Go South on I-5 or I-805 and stay on it until you reach the border.
- Cross the border at the San Ysidro Border Crossing in any lane. If you get a red light you will need to pull into secondary (the inspection area), but most likely you will get a green light and you just keep going.
- This next quarter of a mile is the most confusing of the whole trip. You need to get this right it’s really not that difficult, just sounds like it!
Travel Tips
Remember When Traveling to the Baja Blues Fest
- You need your Passport!
- If you are driving to the event – You NEED Mexican Liability Auto Insurance
- Speed Limit Signs are in Kilometres per hour!
- Not driving? Take MexiCoach from San Ysidro to Rosarito Beach Hotel – group of 5 or more, $26 each round trip!
Mexico Emergency Telephone Numbers
- Police, Red Cross and Fire Department – 066
- State’s Tourist Attention Office – 078
- You can call 911 from any U.S. cell phone and be connected with assistance in Baja Mexico
Featured Artist
Baja Graffiti
Baja Graffiti is ALL about street art of Northern Baja. Curated by an artist, all styles and forms of graffiti are documented. Murals, stencils and yes, even garden variety tagging found in big and small towns across northern Baja.
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