Zoo Station & Stung Make Their Debut Appearance at George's

Zoo Station - The Complete U2 Experience, and Stung -A Tribute to the Police, return to the North Bay for their debut performance at George’s Nightclub on Friday, July 8 at 9 p.m.

Zoo Station have been recreating the magic of U2’s live show for nine years and have a repertoire of more than 150 U2 songs. Complete with props, costumes, a U2-style multimedia backdrop and lookalike band members, the band’s attention to detail and love of the music has earned them a loyal following of casual and hardcore U2 fans alike.

To say lead singer Bonalmost looks and sounds like Bono is an understatement and it can be hard to spot the difference as Zoo Station tears through fan favorites from “I Will Follow” to “Vertigo.” Rounding out the line-up are Adamesque on bass, Barely Larry on drums and The Sledge who recreates The Edge’s signature guitar sound.

Zoo Station will be joined by Stung, a premiere Police tribute band, who has shared the stage with Zoo at sold-out shows throughout the Bay Area. The trio of gifted musicians has dedicated themselves to recreating the early and original sound of the Police. Police founder and drummer Stewart Copeland even joined the band live on stage at his own Beverly Hills birthday party. Zoo Station can be found online at www.zoostationsf.com and Stung at www.stunglive.com. They can also be found on Facebook and Twitter.

George’s Nightclub is located at 842 Fourth St. in San Rafael. They offer an appetizer and dinner menu and doors open at 5 p.m.  Tickets are $10 in advance and $13 at the door. For tickets and additional information go to www.georgesnightclub.com. The phone number is 226-0262.