B.B. King Blues Club Presents Jerry Lee Lewis 2/27

Concerts for the week of February 21st include George Clinton and the P-Funk All Stars, TWIZTID with Blaze and Kung Fu Vampire, Godfrey Townsend Band's George Harrison tribute HERE COMES THE SUN, DJ Tour Launch Party, Zep Fest V with Kashmir, Tainted Love, Jerry Lee Lewis, and Michael Patrick's Ring of Fire Band's Birthday Tribute to Johnny Cash.

Sunday, February 21
George Clinton and THE P-FUNK ALL-STARS featuring Garry Starchild Shider, Michael Kidd Funkadelic Hampton, Cardell Boogie Mosson, Ricardo Rouse, and more
Standing Room Only
Doors: 6pm - Show: 8pm
$37.50 adv, $42 door
VIP Booth for 4: $232 // VIP Booth for 6: $348
George Clinton is the single most influential figure in the history of funk, the mastermind behind both Parliament & Funkadelic. He revolutionized R&B during the '70s, twisting soul music into funk by adding influences from several late-'60s acid heroes: Jimi Hendrix, Frank Zappa, and Sly Stone. The Parliament/Funkadelic machine ruled black music during the '70s, capturing over 40 R&B hit singles (including three number ones) and recording three platinum albums.

Monday, February 22
TWIZTID
Opening Acts: BLAZE and KUNG FU VAMPIRE
Standing Room Only
Doors: 7:00pm - Show: 8pm
$20 adv, $24 door
Protégés of the Insane Clown Posse, the Detroit-area rap duo Twiztid based their act on a similarly theatrical, outrageous, makeup-heavy image and an obsession with serial-killer horror films. Jamie Madrox and the Monoxide Child cast themselves as psychotic axe murderers on their 1998 debut album, Mostasteless, which was reissued with new artwork and extra tracks a year later in the wake of ICP's rise to national notoriety. Twiztid's second album, Freek Show, was released on Halloween 2000 in conjunction with ICP's Bizzar/Bizaar sets; Mirror Mirror followed two years later. The duo toured extensively throughout the States in the early 2000s, developing a small cult following throughout the Midwest in particular.

Tuesday, February 23
Here Comes The Sun - The Spiritual and Music Journey of George Harrison featuring GODFREY TOWNSEND BAND and Joshua Greene's stellar narration, rare film, and photos of Harrison
General Admission Seated - First come, first seated
Doors: 6pm - Show: 7:30pm
Tickets: $25
George Harrison was admired for his commitment to spirituality, which he believed could improve lives and protect the planet. His post-Beatles songs reflect that conviction and are as relevant today as they were thirty years ago. Through music, visuals and commentary about his journey of selfdiscovery, these tribute events honor George Harrison, his music and his principles.

Wednesday, February 24
ULTIMATE BREAKS AND BEATS - DJ TOUR LAUNCH PARTY
Tribute to the Co-Creators of Street Beat's UBB records: Leonard "Break Beat Lenny" Roberts & Louis "BreakBeat" Lou
Hosted By BREAKBEAT LOU
Featuring: DJ DUMMY , STEVE DEE, SUPREME, BOOGIE BLIND, EVIL DEE, MR WALT, KENNY DOPE, DJ SCRATCH, DJ BAZARRO, EDDIE B SWIFT, LORD FINESSE, FLAW/LESS, INCREDIBOI, DJ MOCHA, DIAMOND, WAYNE SKI, DJ SKINNY, FATFINGAZ, GRANDWIZARD THEODORE, DJ WIZ
Standing Room Only
Doors: 6pm - Show: 7:30pm
Tickets: $25
Ultimate Breaks and Beats, commonly abbreviated as UBB, is the name of a 25-volume compilation of mostly full-length songs that were known for their breaks. The series features music, released between 1966 and 1984, which features a prominent drum break. The records came out on the Street Beat label in the mid-1980s. The release of a new volume in this series usually led to a wave of rap records using the breaks. Re-releases of these LPs, some packaged in pairs for DJ scratching and mixing convenience, became available and may be found in record stores today. CDs of some of the volumes may be found as well. In 2006, a compilation of most of these volumes was released digitally on a 2 disc CD + DVD.

Friday, February 26
ZEP FEST V with KASHMIR performing the entire PHYSICAL GRAFFITI album
Celebrating the 35th Anniversary of LED ZEPPELIN's Physical Graffiti
General Admission Seated - First come, First seated
Doors: 6pm - Show: 7:30pm
$15 adv, $20 door
KASHMIR are the nation's #1 tribute to LED ZEPPELIN. Kashmir successfully recreates the sound and energy of Led Zeppelin by including all aspects of the original stage show, such as Jimmy Page's bow solo in Dazed and Confused and the hypnotic use of the Theramin during Whole Lotta Love. Kashmir will put you in another place and time, a journey into the mystical powers and spell binding music of Led Zeppelin.

Friday, February 26
TAINTED LOVE Play Hits of the ‘80's
Standing Room Only
Doors: 11pm - Show: 11:30pm
$15 adv, $20 door
Over the last few years Tainted Love has become in popular demand with their highly stylized, nonstop 80's show. Tainted Love offer a refreshing change from the usual party bands and brings all of the energy and excitement of their live show to you!

Saturday, February 27
JERRY Lee Lewis - The Return of THE KILLER!
General Admission Seated - First come, first seated
Doors: 6pm - Show: 8pm
$125 adv, $130 door
VIP Booth for 4: $700 // VIP Booth for 6: $1050
When he broke on the national scene in 1957 with his classic "Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On," Jerry Lee Lewis was every parents' worst nightmare perfectly realized: a long, blonde-haired Southerner who played the piano and sang with uncontrolled fury and abandon, while simultaneously reveling in his own sexuality. Jerry Lee's follow-up to "Shakin'" was
another defining moment for his career, as well as for rock & roll. "Great Balls of Fire" featured only piano and drums, but sounded huge with Phillips' production behind it. It got him into a rock & roll movie (Jamboree) and his fame was spreading to such a degree that Johnny Cash and Carl
Perkins left Sun to go to Columbia Records.

Sunday, February 28
A Birthday Tribute to Johnny Cash with Michael Patrick'S RING OF FIRE BAND
A BIRTHDAY SALUTE TO THE MAN IN BLACK
General Admission - First come, first seated
Doors: 6pm - Show: 8pm
$20 adv, $25 door
VIP Booth for 4: $120 // VIP Booth for 6: $180
We hope you will join us on Johnny Cash's birthday as "Michael Patrick's Ring of Fire band" help us celebrate and relive the music of the legendary artist... the one & only Johnny Cash! Michael Patrick and his legendary band of "Suburban Hillbillies" have made a commitment to the revival of country, folk and roots music in their homeland of New Jersey. Obviously not a hotbed or breeding ground for the Next Nashville Star, Michael and his band (including members: Dan Markovitch - Lead Gtr/Vocals, Lou Montella - Bass, and Drummer - Mike Bisozio) have made incredible strides and carved out a comfortable niche along with a handful of other local performers in fulfilling a desire for something different, gritty, raw and real in New Jersey.

B.B. King Blues Club & Grill is located at 237 West 42nd Street between 7th and 8th Avenues. Tickets may be purchased via Ticketmaster - www.ticketmaster.com/212-307-7171 or at the B.B. King's Box Office: 10:30am - Midnight ($2 per ticket service charge).

B.B. King's a full-scale restaurant. Our menu is American Continental with a Southern flair. We also have a full bar with all premier liquors and domestic and international cold beer. You can have the option of eating in Lucille's Grill next door, or you can eat while watching a show. We serve a full menu at all of our concerts. A $10 food and/or beverage minimum is standard for table seating during shows.

Unless otherwise noted, all shows are suitable for all ages and offer general admission seating. Seating for all shows is first come, first seated; we do not take advance table reservations, except where noted as a condition of a VIP ticket. Standing room for all shows is available at our bar.

For further show information, directions to the venue and for the latest updates visit us on the web at www.bbkingblues.com or call 212-997-4144.