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5/5/07 United Nations Plaza, San Fran­cisco, CA poster by Chris Shaw

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5/5/07 Moonalice poster by Chris Shaw

May 5, 2007 United Nations Plaza, San Fran­cisco, California
Moonalice poster by Chris Shaw

Legend

According to Moonalice legend, early generations of the tribe included both nomads (known as bands) and farmers (known as hippies). The bands and hippies gathered from time to time for pow-wows (known as gigs), where the low tones of traditional Moonalice music could be heard for miles around. One of the core Moonalice gig rituals of that era was the peace smoke, initiated by the hippies, which occurred at precisely 4:20 in the afternoon. While the details of the peace smoke have been lost to history, elements of the ritual survive to this day.

The first gig of the new tribe of Moonalice occurred in United Nations plaza in San Francisco on a beautiful Saturday afternoon. Billed as Cannabis Awareness Day, the event was a breath taking example of truth in advertising. Among the many surprises that afternoon was the appearance of The Seventh. With Yggdrassil in the line-up, the rest of the Moonalice tribe settled into higher-toned instruments for an afternoon of new material and great times.

Poster Details

Artist:Chris Shaw
Performers:Moonalice, Cold Blood, Nick Gravenites, The Mermen
Venue:United Nations Plaza
City, State:San Francisco, California
Date:May 5, 2007
Printer:PsPrint
Dimensions:12.75 in. x 17.25 in.
Medium:Offset Lithograph
Paper:14 pt
Series:Moonalice M1
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