Slideshow: 97.9's No Snow Ball at Mizner Park, December 4

R&B-funk-rap collective Michael Franti & Spearhead and piano songstress Sara Bareilles were the two biggest draws for Saturday's free No Snow Ball show on WRMF 97.9's dime in Boca Raton. At the right, Bareilles looks more than comfortable with a guitar in her hands, but it's that pick in her...

By Reed Fischer

December 6, 2010

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R&B-funk-rap collective Michael Franti & Spearhead and piano songstress Sara Bareilles were the two biggest draws for Saturday's free No Snow Ball show on WRMF 97.9's dime in Boca Raton. At the right, Bareilles looks more than comfortable with a guitar in her hands, but it's that pick in her right hand that seems to be the part giving her some anxiety. The show proved to be a night of collaborations, and plenty of dancing with Franti at the end.

Click here to see Kristian Andrew's slideshow from the event.

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