Fishbone at the City Museum

Fishbone returned to the City Museum on Monday, March 14. The show also featured a burlesque opening act. Photos by Jason Stoff.
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Greta Garter performing a striptease before Fishbone's set.
Greta Garter performing a striptease before Fishbone's set.
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Tassels and all - Greta Garter.
Tassels and all - Greta Garter.
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Foxy LaFeline needed a ride, and plenty of folks were willing to oblige.
Foxy LaFeline needed a ride, and plenty of folks were willing to oblige.
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GoGo McGregor performing her first striptease.
GoGo McGregor performing her first striptease.
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The security guard's face was especially telling.
The security guard's face was especially telling.
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Greta Garter finishing her second striptease the same way she finished her first - tassels galore.
Greta Garter finishing her second striptease the same way she finished her first - tassels galore.
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Foxy LaFeline's second tease was set to 20s music, but was no less titillating.
Foxy LaFeline's second tease was set to 20s music, but was no less titillating.
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The crowd was appreciative of Foxy's allure.
The crowd was appreciative of Foxy's allure.
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The fine art of burlesque was alive and well at the City Museum.
The fine art of burlesque was alive and well at the City Museum.
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You may be surprised how much some well-placed feathers can cover.
You may be surprised how much some well-placed feathers can cover.
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GoGo McGregor's feathered tease closed out the early evening's burlesque activities.
GoGo McGregor's feathered tease closed out the early evening's burlesque activities.
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Fishbone, one of the late 80's/early 90's most eclectic alt-rock bands, brought their live show to the City Museum.
Fishbone, one of the late 80's/early 90's most eclectic alt-rock bands, brought their live show to the City Museum.
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Fishbone vocalist Angelo Moore appeared onstage in a wig and long-tailed coat.
Fishbone vocalist Angelo Moore appeared onstage in a wig and long-tailed coat.
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Fishbone founding member, vocalist and saxophonist Angelo Moore.
Fishbone founding member, vocalist and saxophonist Angelo Moore.
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Tori "Freaksauce" Ruffin of Fishbone.
Tori "Freaksauce" Ruffin of Fishbone.
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Walter A. Kibby II of Fishbone.
Walter A. Kibby II of Fishbone.
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John Steward of Fishbone.
John Steward of Fishbone.
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Tom "Tom-Bone" Ralls of Fishbone.
Tom "Tom-Bone" Ralls of Fishbone.
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Dre Gipson of Fishbone.
Dre Gipson of Fishbone.
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Fishbone worked every inch of the space at the City Museum into a frenzy.
Fishbone worked every inch of the space at the City Museum into a frenzy.
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