Josh Wolf for Mayor fundraiser

This Monday, August 6, join mayoral candidate Josh Wolf at 111 Minna for a fundraiser to help raise the remaining money needed to secure his place on the ballot this November. Josh announced his candidacy last month and offers a much-needed alternative to business-as-usual; his innovative ideas as mayor have been profiled everywhere from Wired online to the San Francisco Chronicle, but in order for these visions to take route he must raise the $5,000 necessary to secure his position on the ballot. To that end, Josh is throwing a fundraising party at <strong>111 Minna on Monday, August 6, at 7:00PM. A suggested donation of $8-$500 will be accepted at the door.</strong>

Fuckwolf is the quintessential San Francisco underground band whose experimental music and dub defy the genre of rock. With a rabid cult following, and members who are talented in the art of chaos and melody, their riotous performances are always teetering on that fragile precipice between explosive improvised sets and pensive dissonance.
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The Greening's mission statement is to push pop music to new frontiers through their blend of accessible experimentation. Combining memorable hooks, strong melodies and cascading vocal harmonies, the band craft instantly memorable songs. However, the radio friendly nature of the songwriting disguises its underlying complexity. Surprise bridges, unexpected arrangements/time signatures, and well thought out production all unite to enhance the compositions in an integrated fashion.

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Josh Wolf holds the record for the longest incarceration in US history for upholding his journalistic principles. He was released on April 3 of this year after spending 226 days in a Federal Detention Center. Josh is running a campaign centered on participatory democracy and hopes it will serve as a model for the future. His platform is focused on working with the board of supervisors and the community at large to solve the problems plaguing our city. He’s committed to open government and has pledged to a wear a webcam during all city business in order to eliminate backroom deals and ensure accountability.