An indie-surf-rock group composed of RDC alumni Corey Gomez

An indie-surf-rock group composed of RDC alumni Corey Gomez

Spring Music Festival

An indie-surf-rock group composed of RDC alumni Corey Gomez, right, on bass, his brother Craig on drums and Jonah Falk on guitar and vocals, played the foyer at the Red Deer College Arts Centre Wednesday.

An indie-surf-rock group composed of RDC alumni Corey Gomez, right, on bass, his brother Craig on drums and Jonah Falk on guitar and vocals, played the foyer at the Red Deer College Arts Centre Wednesday. They were joined on stage by a number of other performers for the Spring Music Festival which also featured tables set up by a variety of societies operating at the college.

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