If you would like your band to be considered to play, Email us at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it with your website or myspace page. Somewhere we can hear your music.  Please include any information you think we may need with your email. Or mail your press kit/CD to us at: Florida Supercon, Attn: Band Submissions, PO Box 4012, Fort Lauderdale, FL. 33338

There are a limited amount of slots available, so the earlier you are able to send a submission request, the better. The time of your performance will be determined by Florida Supercon management.

Each band chosen to play will receive a merchandise table in the main convention area for the entire weekend. The merchandise table gives each band the opportunity to sell their band related merchandise and promote their band over the course of the entire weekend. This is a chance for your band to make money and get the word out about your band.

Each performing member of your band will receive (1) weekend pass plus you will be given (2) additional badges for crew. For example, if you have a four piece band, you are eligible to receive (6) weekend passes. Band members consist of legitimate musicians necessary to the performance. We're sorry, but stage dancers, entourage members, etc... do not qualify for these badges. Your band has the potential to be seen and heard by thousands of attendees at Supercon!

Nerdcore Legend, MC Frontalot was born Damian Hess and grew up in Berkeley where, as a teenager, he four-tracked his own songs on tape. While working as a web designer in 1999, he resurrected his rap hobby by creating a website for MP3s of his homemade music, the beats credited to the imaginary DJ CPU. In a song of the same name he coined the phrase "nerdcore hip-hop" to describe his music about the geeky subject matter closest to his heart. Other artists like Dream Warriors, MF Doom and Deltron 3030 had explored geek-related themes previously in their music, but by naming it, MC Frontalot made it a subgenre of its own. Other nerdcore rappers would later follow in his footsteps, including MC Lars, Optimus Rhyme, MC Hawking, and YTCracker. In 2002 the extremely popular webcomic Penny Arcade also gave him their seal of approval, declaring MC Frontalot to be their official rapper and giving his popularity a boost. He recorded the song "Penny Arcade Theme" as a tribute to them, which later appeared in the video game In the Groove.

After moving to New York, where a musical he had written for Emerald Rain Productions called Young Zombies in Love was featured at the International Fringe Festival in 2004, he recorded his first MC Frontalot album, Nerdcore Rising was released independently -- ascribed to Level Up Records & Tapes -- in 2005 at the Penny Arcade Expo. The post-album concerts were his first tour, an experience caught on film by Negin Farsad. Negin's documentary Nerdcore Rising: The Movie, which also featured MC Chris, Prince Paul, J-Live, Jello Biafra snd Weird Al Yankovic, premiered at the SXSW festival in 2008. 

His discography includes: Nerdcore Hiphop, Nerdore Rising (2005), Secrets from the Future (2007), Final Boss (2008) and Zeor Day (Coming soon). MC Frontalot is the self-proclaimed worlds 579th greatest rapper and will be performing live Saturday night  at FSC. CLICK HERE for MC Frontalot's website.