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GET YOUR 2012 ZOMBIE WALK T-SHIRTS!

Posted by admin on October 30, 2012 | 0 Comments

BrRrRrAaAaAAiIinNnnS!!!

Long Beach’s army of zombies and ghouls have invaded Marina Green Park and have now gone back to their slumber, but hooray! – we still have Halloween to look forward to!!  We wish you all a very Happy Halloween!



Did you get your official 2012 Long Beach Zombie Walk T-Shirt?  Our shirts are available online for a limited time, and at the same $15 price  as they were at the event (plus shipping!), at LongBeachShirts.com.

These original designs were created by three successful Long Beach artists: Gary Margrave skipped straight to Double Dutch, Jeff McMillan came out swinging with Bert Jerpener, and Rhett Johnson’s grinning zombie is simply titled, Smile.  Read more about the artists and the development of their designs by reading Sander Wolff’s Long Beach Post story here!

Your purchase helps support the Long Beach Cinematheque’s year round cultural programming – get yours today!

 

Online Ticket Sales End at 12:00 on Friday, October 26th!

Posted by admin on October 26, 2012 | 0 Comments

For those Zombies out there who have not purchased tickets, our online Ticket Sales will close on Friday (today!), October 26th at 12:00 noon.   If you miss the online cut off time don’t work yourself up into a Zombie Frenzy just yet,  because tickets will be available at select retail outlets (listed below) and at the entrance gate at Marina Green tomorrow starting at 2pm.    Don’t forget online ticket orders made on or AFTER Friday, October 19 will be Will-Call only – your names and e-mails will be on a list at our YELP check-in booth at Marina Green Park starting at 2pm this Saturday, and your Zombie Passports (event tickets) will be waiting for you!    See you tomorrow!!  BRAINS!!!

RETAIL TICKET LOCATIONS ARE:

 



Fingerprints Music
420 E. 4th Street Long Beach CA 90802 - (562) 433-4996
website / facebook / yelp



Burger Records
645 S. State College Blvd.,  Fullerton CA 92831 (714) 447-4280
website / facebook / yelp



The Gold Diggin Wench

1440 E. 4th Street, Long Beach CA 90814 – (562) 313-6173
website / facebook

And don’t forget – all three of these businesses are Zombie Friendly!  Pick up your passport, then save 10% on your purchases through November 15!

 

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Posted by admin on October 25, 2012 | 0 Comments

After the zombie apocalypse, we imagine that zombies and non-zombies alike will have a lot of questions…

Here are some of our most frequently asked questions, in order of frequency – please feel free to let us know if we should add anything!

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Zombie Walk Festival Tickets Available at FINGERPRINTS MUSIC, BURGER RECORDS, & THE GOLD DIGGIN WENCH

Posted by admin on October 24, 2012 | 0 Comments

Howdy zombies!   As Long Beach Zombie Walk Music & Arts Fest is fast approaching, all online ticket orders as of Friday, October 19 will be Will-Call only – your names and e-mails will be on a list at our YELP check-in booth at Marina Green Park starting at 2pm this Saturday, and your Zombie Passports (event tickets) will be waiting for you! Read More

Band Spotlight: STOLEN BABIES

Posted by admin on October 23, 2012 | 0 Comments

“This! That! This! That!”

STOLEN BABIES are set to headline the Zombie Stage at Long Beach Zombie Walk 2012!

Although they might be a square peg in a round hole, they may just fit somewhere within this heavily hyphenated description: Quirky-Prog Pop-Art Rock-Avante Garde–Cabaret Metal-Horror Punk-with a tinge of Industrial, Goth and Dark Wave…    Call them whatever you want…just don’t call them late for dinner! Read More

Band Spotlight: THE POTENTIAL LUNATICS

Posted by admin on October 23, 2012 | 0 Comments

The Potential Lunatics return to Long Beach Zombie Walk Festival after tearing up downtown Long Beach last year!

Hailed as “Teddy Bear Punk’s finest teen-dream brother-and-sister duo,” Long Beach’s wunderkind Emma Simons-Araya’s mature and witty lyricism, crunchy guitar riffs, and astounding stage presence are a force to be reckoned with. “Her voice gets gritty and reminiscent of Courtney Love or Brody Dalle and her lyrics are punk rock pith.” – Maggie Boles of Yonic South Read More

Band Spotlight: THE BARRELHOUSERS

Posted by admin on October 19, 2012 | 0 Comments



From Dave Williams, LongBeachIndependent.com

The Barrelhousers are a local trio that I’d describe as ‘Folk music’ if I were forced to stick them in a bag…  It’s ready for the pub, and a Pint of Guinness or three…  Blessed with real multi-instrumentality (just because you have the axe, doesn’t mean you play it well, or should call yourself a ____ player—very nice pickin’ on this), the vocals have a
thick pad of bright chords to float on…. Very Nice Effort, cleanly recorded….

Grandpa At War—Pub Music, plain and simple…the instrumentation is bright, tight and spirited (Ryan Pena plays Mandolin, Snare Drum, Piccolo, Bass, Banjo, and performs Backing Vocals on this project) Read More

Band Spotlight: UNDEAD KENNEDYS

Posted by admin on October 17, 2012 | 0 Comments



An all-zombie Dead Kennedys cover band!? Yes please!

Performing zombified versions of DK classics, the Undead Kennedys are to horror rock what peanut butter is to chocolate. A mad mash up of punk and zombie culture, led by L.A.’s horror cult icon Dukey Flyswatter, writer of the 1987 horror cult classic Blood Diner,  and former frontman of the legendary Haunted Garage!

We can’t wait to have this horror legend on our Zombie Stage! Read More

Band Spotlight: SPARE PARTS FOR BROKEN HEARTS

Posted by admin on October 17, 2012 | 0 Comments

Spare Parts for Broken Hearts gives hard rockers and girl group lovers alike reason to swoon.

The trio blends their love of grunge and experimental modern rock that gives a nod to their influences Muse, Led Zeppelin, Radiohead and Nirvana. Sarah Green and Laurita Guaico pour their deadly harmonic melodies and dark lyrics over the heart thumping and mesmerizing rhythms of unrivaled drummer, Tosha Jones. Green and Guaico alternate bass and guitar and often team up for the groups’ catchy combo of vocal layers. Read More