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PETTY THEFT:
At the forefront of classic and contemporary American Rock and Roll you are sure to find Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers. If you're a fan of Tom Petty's amazing song catalog then you’re sure to like Petty Theft.
Petty Theft is comprised of six professional Bay Area musicians that have come together to pay tribute to Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers. Petty Theft delivers Tom Petty's songs true to the originals and in the spirit of his legendary band's live shows, performing everything from his revered classics to his most current hits.
Since the bands inception in 2003, Petty Theft has been entertaining audiences in clubs, private parties and on large festival stages with their electrifying live show. Audiences everywhere know these classic radio hits and when performed by Petty Theft, it sounds like you are hearing the real deal!
Petty Theft is not an average cover band. They are the ultimate tribute to one of America's most endearing rock n' roll legends... Tom Petty. It's not about costumes and get-ups, it's all about the music.
Petty Theft has built a strong reputation and loyal following as one of the Bay Area's premier tribute bands. In 2011, 2012, and again in 2013 Petty Theft was voted best band in Marin County by readers of the North Bay Bohemian.
If you want to see the greatest Tom Petty and the Heartbreaker's band in the world, go see Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers! If you can't do that, come see Petty Theft!
ZOO STATION:
The lights go down, it's dark and the soaring sound of a rock band bound for greatness collides with the low ceiling of a small club. It's like 1978 all over again, when U2 first stormed the pubs of Dublin, Ireland.
But this is the 21st Century in San Francisco, and the band is Zoo Station, a quartet that bills itself The Complete U2 Experience. Since 2002, this talented force has delivered the visual, musical and spiritual thrill of a U2 concert to bars, clubs, outdoor festivals, private parties and corporate events along the West Coast of North America. Singer Bonalmost leads the show, flying high with the vocal strength and confidence of Bono's The Joshua Tree days. The Sledge showers thick layers of effectual guitar work over crowd as Adamesque on bass and Barely Larry on the drums deliver the pounding heartbeat of some of modern rock's most memorable songs.
The band's primary job is replication, but periodically Zoo Station innovates as much as it imitates. During their trademark full-album spotlight sets in which the band plays an entire U2 album from start to finish Zoo Station encounters such obscurities as Elvis Presley and America, Promenade, Red Hill Mining Town and Acrobat, songs rarely or never performed live by U2.