"Billy's Thursday Night Fish Fry & Community Social #4"
Monthly Performance Salon at Wacko / La Luz de Jesus
May 24, 2012 at 8pm

View a photo album of previous Fish Fry events (they're always off the hook!)

Performances and merryment are expected to run to 11pm!

On the last Thursday of each month, Southern California's axis of underground pop culture, Wacko / La Luz de Jesus Gallery, will host "Billy's Thursday Night Fish Fry & Community Social." The monthly event will present a diverse multi-media mixed-bag variety show of music, spoken word, unusual performance and more, putting a spotlight on several generations of Los Angeles' performers. Billy Shire calls the night a "21st century salon" and aims to re-connect the local creative community with a free, two plus hour "in the round" show, with the performers in the center of the gallery. The Fish Fry promises short revolving acoustic based musical sets, poetry, odd pairings of performers and much more. The show is open to all ages and there is NO cover charge!

Billy's Thursday Night Fish Fry and Community Social #4
8PM on May 24, 2012
Free!
Event host and M/C: comedian Blaine Kapatch (Comedy Central, Los Angeles Derby Dolls)
Grant Lee Phillips (Grant Lee Buffalo/Grant Lee Phillips!)
They Shoot Horses Don't They?
(Mike Martt & Greg Boaz of Tex & the Horseheads, Thelonious Monster, The Low & Sweet Orchestra, Dave Alvin's Guilty Men & more)
Marquis et Bibi (Marquis Howell II of Hobo Jazz & Bibi Poubelle of the Poubelle Twins & Lucha VaVoom!)
The incredible/indescribable pancake juggling of Scott Nery
Crunk/Folk/Soul troubadour Jack Littman
Pedal Steel from Michael Rozon with speial guests

Multimedia/multicultural artist Linda Vallejo creates a custom piece for us in real time throughout the night
and as always, the heart & soul of the Fish Fry - Francois & John (Motorcycle Boy) will be at the door to greet you with a song & steal your heart away.

PARKING:
Note - on busy nights, there is limited parking around the area - It is always wise to come early, carpool or even hop on the Metro which stops right near the shop.