Continuing on from yesterday’s post… after M.I.A., New York’s Star F*ing Hipsters (hey, its a family blog) took the stage for a high-energy and varied set. After that came U.K.-style political-tinged commentary from Bath, England’s own Citizen Fish, featuring former frontman of the influential Subhumans, Dick Lucas. And finally it was time to make way for the man himself as Jello Biafra and the Guantanamo School of Medicine took the stage to demonstrate once again why Jello is such a legend. Stirring performance.

~ Star F*ing Hipsters ~

Stza!

First an impression of a bunny, and then a knock-knock joke. It was a variety show!

Quick jump outside to visit the culture between sets.

~ Citizen Fish ~

This is Max. He flew in from Quebec City for this. He seems happy.

The Guantanamo School of Medicine’s axes lie in wait. They seem so peaceful…

Nick (M.I.A.) talks shop with Phil (Citizen Fish) while clearing the stage for Jello.

Because there’s always room for Jello.

~ Jello Biafra & the Guantanamo School of Medicine ~

The many faces of Jello Biafra…

Jello is a great motivational speaker.

Reach out and touch someone.

Here’s the crowd participation part of the show.

Surveillance photo of friend Skøt enjoying the beautiful chaos.

Members of Citizen Fish enjoy from the sidelines.

And then it was over…

UNTIL, M.I.A. returned to the stage to back Jello in some Dead Kennedy’s classics.

They were well received indeed.

Even Pete smiled on the proceedings.

Happy Birthday, Alternative Tentacles.

Tags: concert, music

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