This Friday - Green Day's Dookie at The Fox feat. 150+ Artists - An UnderCover Presents Tribute - Benefit for 924 Gilman

UNDERCOVER PRESENTS: A TRIBUTE TO GREEN DAY'S DOOKIE A Benefit for 924 Gilman Co-Announce by KALX 90.7 FM and KPFA Radio 94.1 FM DONATE TO 924 GILMAN HERE: http://bit.ly/235pYTm Tons of great perks! DOORS: 7PM SHOW: 7:30PM SHARP ALL AGES - Explicit language will be used...a lot. THE LINEUP GUEST MUSIC DIRECTOR, Brian Adam McCune 1. BURNOUT – Marston (feat. OONA) [Dark Pop / Indie] 2. HAVING A BLAST – La Plebe [Mariachi Punk] 3. CHUMP – Sal's Greenhouse [Soul Funk] 4. LONGVIEW – Jazz Mafia Choral Syndicate [Eclectic Gospel Funk] 5. WELCOME TO PARADISE – MoeTar [Art Rockin' Progressive Pop] 6. PULLING TEETH – Love Songs [Loud Rock Music] 7. BASKET CASE – The Fuxedos [Surreally Comedic, Theatrical Punky Art Rock] 8. SHE – Goodnight, Texas [Appalachian Garage] 9. SASSAFRAS ROOTS – MC RAI official [Arabic Urban Rai Fusion] 10. WHEN I COME AROUND – NVO feat. Bosko [Live Electronica] 11. COMING CLEAN – Skank Bank [Ska / Rocksteady / Reggae] 12. EMENIUS SLEEPUS - Awesöme Orchestra Collective feat. Sam Schwartz [Adventurous Orchestral] 13. IN THE END – Martin Luther McCoy [Soul] 14. F.O.D. - Awesöme Orchestra feat. Tilt [Adventurous Orchestral] PLUS VERY SPECIAL GUESTS The Dealio: In 1994 a band named Green Day was blowing up the 924 Gilman/East Bay Punk music scene. They just dropped a little album entitled Dookie and sold over 13 million copies. Youngin's around the world saved up their allowance money to buy their CD, and felt like someone finally understood them. Green Day inspired their generation to learn to play and to learn about the roots of punk rock. In 2015 they were inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. In October, over 100 artists walked through the doors of the legendary Fantasy Studios and spent over 22 days recording and mixing 14 songs at Fantasy Studios. Yes, the same place that Green Day recorded the original album. UnderCover has asked 14 Bay Area Bands to put their own twist on the twisted. The genres have ranged from Arabic Rai to Gospel to Orchestral...with a ton of punk in between. Captaining the ship has been Music Director, Brian Adam McCune. We've never had a Music Director so involved with the recording process and holy crap, this album is f*ing incredible. About UnderCover Presents: UnderCover Presents enables musicians and audiences to deepen bonds with the local artistic scene through collective celebration of a shared cultural touchstone. UnderCover navigates audiences to a diverse range of musicians by reinterpreting an iconic album in its entirety with a different ensemble performing each song in their own style. At a time when artists are being displaced, musicians and audiences have turned to UnderCover as a source for Bay Area live music. Audiences are drawn to UnderCover based on familiarity with the original album or a particular local act, they leave with a newly discovered appreciation for music they might not normally seek out. Both participating musicians and audience alike deepen bonds with the local artistic scene through the collective celebration of a shared cultural and artistic touchstone. Over the course of UnderCover's 5 years, 10 tributes, and 27,000+ tickets sold; UnderCover has established itself as a well curated, professional, yet incredibly intimate series. The result of UnderCover's uniquely diverse collaboration is a ripple effect. Musicians continue collaborative efforts beyond the shows. Audiences explore genres and artists that they normally wouldn't come across, and continue following them long after their UnderCover appearance. Extreme Music Enabler: Ken Adler Media Partners KALX 90.7 FM KPFA 94.1 FM Platinum Fantasy Studios Gold Broken Guitars J. Lohr Vineyard & Wines Larceny Bourbon Rudy's Can't Fail Cafe Zellerbach Family Foundation Silver Lagunitas Brewing Company PsPrint Major Music Enablers Ken Adler Meredith Goldsmith Jacob “The Muffin Man” Kaufman James G. Leventhal for introducing 924 Gilman to UnderCover Community Partners 924 Gilman Intersection for the Arts