Star-Studded Lineup Raises Money and Melts Faces in Malibu for Surfrider’s Two Coasts: One Ocean
Partying down and protecting our oceans.
Surfrider sure knows how to throw a party. Photo: Eric Herbranson
Kelly, Steph, Chad Nelsen, Robert Trujillo, Greg Long, and the Helmets. Photo: Eric Herbranson
Tori Praver and Danny Fuller. Photo: Eric Herbranson
Annabeth Gish and friend. Photo: Eric Herbranson
Steven Lippman, John Paul DeJoria, Eloise DeJoria, and Rob Wells. Photo: Jerritt Clark
Chad Nelsen, Melissa Mefford, Michelle Kremer, and Katie Rootlieb. Photo: Eric Herbranson
Chad Nelsen addresses the crowd. Photo: Jerritt Clark
Photo: Jerritt Clark
Auctioneer CK Swett doin' work. Photo: Jerritt Clark
David Boyles, Mara Gourdine, Anna Lippman, and Steven Lippman. Photo: Jerritt Clark
DJ KK killed it on the turntables all night. Photo: Jerritt Clark
Eden Saul, Mike D, and Chad Nelsen. Photo: Jerritt Clark
Eric Balfour and Erin Chiamulon. Photo: Eric Herbranson
Steven Lippman, Pat Nostaro, Rube Escalante, and Ari Markow. Photo: Jerritt Clark
Hans Hagen, Greg Long, Chad Nelsen, Takuji Masuda, and Steph Gilmore. Photo: Jerritt Clark
Johnny Knoxville. Photo: Eric Herbranson
Greg Long, Kelly Slater, and Robert Trujillo. Photo: Steven Philbrick
Photo: Jerritt Clark
Kelly. Photo: Eric Herbranson
Robert Trujillo and his son, Ty. Photo: Eric Herbranson
Robert Trujillo joins the Helmets onstage. Photo: Jerritt Clark
Steph Gilmore, melting faces! Photo: Jerritt Clark
Steph Gilmore joins the Helmets onstage. Photo: Jerritt Clark
Photo: Eric Herbranson
You know it's a party when there's a mini ramp. Photo: Jerritt Clark
The girls, psyching! Photo: Eric Herbranson
Photo: Jerritt Clark
Since 1984, the Surfrider Foundation has done some incredible work to protect the coastlines that we as surfers hold dear. If the work alone doesn’t speak for itself, the guest list of their annual Two Coasts: One Ocean event in Malibu will. From Steph Gilmore to Kelly Slater, Mike D of the Beastie Boys to Robert Trujillo of Metallica (and Johnny Knoxville!) this year’s iteration boasted an incredible lineup of athletes, musicians, and celebrities – all gathered to support the mission of Surfrider.
It was an opportunity to mingle, schmooz, party down, and raise money. Surfrider CEO Chad Nelsen addressed the crowd highlighting the incredible work the organization has done to date, and to highlight key policy initiatives moving forward. Namely, he said, to hold the California Coastal Commission accountable in its enforcement of the Coastal Act.
A highlight of the night was when The Helmets, featuring Robert Trujillo’s son Ty, took the stage – melting faces and banging heads. No strangers to long haired thrashing, Steph Gilmore and Robert Trujillo joined the groms onstage to everyone’s delight.
To support and learn more about the Surfrider Foundations efforts, check out their website.