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JOIN US SUNDAY FEB. 19TH, 2012 FOR :
LANSDALE STATION'S First show back for the band after Judge's transplant:
WITH VINCE LITTLETON (drums) & PAUL OLGUIN (bass)!

In conjunction with The Artista Family, LS invites EVERYONE to come on down to GEORGE'S.
All are welcome!! ( Artista's & non-Artista's alike).


See below for ticket prices and special preferred seating.
$15 advance/ $20 door

Showtime : 7-10pm

Formed over the summer of 2005, Lansdale Station is a "fundamental pleasure group", combining high energy stage interaction with finely crafted songs from the heart. Blending country blues with Bay Area psychedelia, this award winning group reminds us of what made the San Francisco Sound so special to begin with.

Voted #7 in Jambase's Top 10 Albums of 2009 an a NME video award and more, Lansdale Station continues to be lauded by Nationwide and Bay Area top critics and DJ's. The group's dead solid songwriting and crisp musicianship is highlighted by the character filled voices of Judge & Lauren Murphy along with red hot guitar work by multi-instrumentalist, Dave Zirbel (pedal steel/lead guitar/lap steel).

Compared to the Jefferson Airplane, Buddy & Julie Miller, and Gillian Welch/David Rawlings, Lansdale Station captures the heart and soul of their audiences. This group pulled together with powerful support over 2010 & 2011, when lead vocalist, Judge Murphy was diagnosed with liver cancer , awaiting a transplant.

That fall, The Judge received his miraculous 'gift of life' & is recovering well. The band looks to the future with more love of life & music than ever before. Lansdale Station will release their 2nd 'official' and highly anticipated Album in 2012. Catch it now, because "The likes of this talent may never pass this way again."(Don Aters)


3 Seating Ticket Choices for this show:

VIP Tickets are $15.00 in advanced $20.00 at the door - plus any additional ticket agent fees

Reserved Seating Tickets are $15.00 in advanced $20.00 at the door - plus any additional ticket agent fees

General Admission Tickets are $15.00 in advanced $20.00 at the door - plus any additional ticket agent fees


IF YOU PURCHASED A VIP OR RESERVED SEATING TICKET, YOU MUST ARRIVE NO LATER THAN 15 MINUTES PRIOR TO START TIME OF THE EVENT. FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CALL OUR MAIN LINE AT 415-226-0262 MONDAY - FRIDAY FROM 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM.

THE VIP TABLE SECTION IS GEORGE’S PREMIER TABLE AREA, COMPOSED OF HIGH BOOTH-STYLE SEATS WITH A CLEAR VIEW OF THE STAGE.

THE RESERVED SEATING SECTION IS GEORGE’S CENTER SQUARE TABLES. IDEAL FOR PARTIES OF FOUR (4) OR MORE AND LOWER CABARET STYLE SEATING ALONG GEORGE’S BRICK WALL.

IF YOU PURCHASED A GENERAL ADMISSION TICKET YOU ARE NOT GUARANTEED A TABLE. AVAILABLE TABLES WILL BE DISTRIBUTED AT A FIRST-COME-FIRST SERVED BASIS.

For more information please call our main line at 415-226-0262 Monday - Friday from 10:00 am - 4:00 pm.

Advanced tickets are available online up until 5:00 pm the day of the event. After 5:00 pm, available tickets can be purchased at the door. NOTE: It is not guaranteed that tickets will be available at the door for any event at George's Nightclub.

Friday, January 20th, the legendary band ZERO will return to San Francisco's Great American Music Hall, giving everyone a reason for a real party.

The show will be a Celebration of Life for lead vocalist, Judge Murphy, who beat liver cancer & received a successful transplant in September of 2011.

This will also be the only core band appearance for ZERO, in the Bay Area for some time; featuring Steve Kimock, Bobby Vega, Greg Anton, Judge Murphy, & Chip Roland.

"They didn't think I would make it. I'm very lucky to be here. During my darkest hour, my musical brethren, friends, & fans showed tremendous support for me & my family. I couldn't have done this without them." (quote Judge Murphy)


This 'Celebration of Life' will commemorate this heartfelt thanks, joy, & power through music, proving that sometimes "A Chance in a Million" happens.

Date:
Friday, January 20th, 2012

Band: Zero ( Kimock, Vega, Murphy, Anton, Roland)

Show Title: A Celebration of Life!

Venue: Great American Music Hall
859 O'Farrell Street San Francisco, CA 94109-7005
(415) 885-0750
http://www.slimspresents.com/events/2012-01-20/zero/
All Ages
Wheel Chair accessible

Tickets: $30 advance
$35 door
$54.95 dinner & admission

Doors: 8:00pm
Show time : 9:00pm



BIO:
ZERO, a psychedelic rock ensemble formed by Steve Kimock and Greg Anton in 1984, is best known for its free flowing jazz-rock-electric sound. For the next two decades the project would feature some of the best talent on the Bay Area circuit including legendary guitarist John Cipollina, Martin Fierro, Nicky Hopkins, Bobby Vega, Pete Sears, Liam Hanrahan, Chip Roland, and many more. In 1991 Zero’s collaboration with Grateful Dead lyricist Robert Hunter & the addition of lead vocalist Judge Murphy, brought a new dimension to the ZERO sound.

ZERO released eight highly-acclaimed albums, hundreds of live recordings, and occasionally appear out of nowhere in select continental cities. The band reunited in 2008 to honor the memory of saxophonist Martin Fierro, who passed away earlier that year, leaving a great hole in the musical community.

In March of 2011, ZERO commemorated their most celebrated album to date, ‘Chance in a Million’, that was recorded live at The Great American Music Hall. The show would benefit their brother & vocalist, Judge Murphy, who was battling cancer, awaiting organ transplant. Zero finished out the summer of 2011 and shortly after, Judge Murphy received his gift of life,
is cancer free & recovering well from his organ transplant. This tenacious band now looks to the future in celebration, bringing their legendary jazz-rock-electric vibe.

ZERO Returns to the Great American Music Hall

For the first time in nearly 20 years, ZERO returns to the Great American Music Hall: March 4th and 5th. Almost two decades ago, the quintessential Bay Area band recorded 'Chance in a Million', their most successful album to date, featuring songs penned by Grateful Dead lyricist, Robert Hunter. The band reunites to commemorate the music and to benefit band mate, Judge Murphy, who is battling liver cancer, awaiting transplant.


ZERO, a psychedelic rock ensemble formed by Steve Kimock and Greg Anton in 1984, is best known for its free flowing jazz-rock-electric sound. For the next two decades the project would feature some of the best talent on the Bay Area circuit including legendary guitarist John Cipollina, Martin Fierro, Nicky Hopkins, Bobby Vega, Pete Sears, Judge Murphy, Liam Hanrahan, Chip Roland, and many more. ZERO released eight highly-acclaimed albums, hundreds of live recordings, and occasionally appear out of nowhere in select continental cities. The band's appearance at the Great American Music Hall will mark the first of its kind in two decades since the live recording of 'Chance in a Million'.


More info:
http://www.gamh.com/artist_pages/zero_030411.htm or
http://www.kimock.com or
http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=24165234615#!/group.php?gid=24165234615&v=wall