BENEFIT: It's time to pay the landlord.

You know Maxx Stoyanoff-Williams. He was in The Goats and Incognegro. He's the frontman for Black Landlord. He's the star of that Kenzinger commercial. He's also got a bunch of medical bills to pay off, and needs your help.

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BENEFIT: It’s time to pay the landlord.

POSTED: Tuesday, December 13, 2011, 1:00 PM

Filed Under: Music Philly Bands

You know Maxx Stoyanoff-Williams. He was in The Goats and Incognegro. He’s the frontman for Black Landlord. He’s the star of that Kenzinger commercial.

He’s also got a bunch of medical bills to pay off, and needs your help. This Monday, he’ll be behind the bar at Standard Tap, from 4-7 p.m., so you can tip him extra nicely. But the real moneymaker is this:

The “Philadelphia Golden Ticket” will allow the auction winner a non-transferable, unlimited Two Ticket Pass to any of the shows, at any of the designated venues, any time between Jan 1st 2012 – December 31st 2012. Yes, this includes sold out shows and yes, this means you could potentially go to an unlimited amount of shows with a guest, at any of the following venues, any time throughout the year.

Venues include: Electric Factory, Mann Center, The Trocadero, All R5 events, Theatre of Living Arts, Festival Pier at Penns Landing, Union Transfer, Milkboy, The Note, Kung Fu Necktie, Johnny Brendas & The Fire!

Unlimited shows at all those places for a year? What kind of price will that end up going for? Amazing.

Mon., Dec. 19, 4-7 p.m., Standard Tap, 901 N. Second St., 215-238-0630. More info here.

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