Chip Z’Nuff n’ the boys are coming back! ENUFFS Z’NUFF returns to Fresno’s Fulton 55 on Thursday, May 7, 7:00pm! Chip Z’Nuff n’ the boys are coming back! ENUFFS Z’NUFF returns to Fresno’s Fulton 55 on Thursday, May 7, 7:00pm! Plus special guests to be announced. $25.00 Advance/$35.00 Day of Show. Get your tickets on-line at: http://americanmadeconcerts.com or http://fulton55.com or visit our friends at Tower District Records (1930 N. Echo, Fresno, CA.) Convenience fee may apply. 21 & Over/Doors open at 6:30pm/Showtime at 7:00pm. Support acts subject to change without notice. No refunds or exchanges. Enuff Z’nuff is a living, breathing example of what a rock/ pop group should be. The band was formed in 1984 in Blue Island, Illinois. Its first release, "Fingers On It," gave the band some initial recognition when the track was featured in the 1986 cult movie Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer. By 1989, original members, Chip Z'Nuff and Donnie Vie were joined by guitarist Derek Frigo and drummer Vikki Foxx. The band had signed with Atco/ Atlantic Records that same year and released their debut self-titled album. The album spawned two singles that would change the course of the band's history, ‘New Thing’ and ‘Fly High Michelle.’ Both songs were played constantly on the radio and gained heavy rotation on MTV spending over 60 weeks in the top 10. 1991 saw the band release its follow-up, Strength. The album had more of a rock overtone, and following its release, the band became regulars on shows like David Letterman and Howard Stern and was featured in Rolling Stone’s hot issue as ‘the next big thing.’ In 1993 the band left Atco records and moved to Arista, releasing the album,’ Animals With Human Intelligence.’ The album gained lots of critical acclaims, and prior to its release, Vikki Foxx was replaced by new drummer Ricky Parent. Still a major force after 20+ albums, Enuff Z’nuff still has a legion of loyal fans and has earned respect and acclaim of its peers and contemporaries. Industry heavyweights have been singing the praises of Enuff Z’nuff for years: Howard Stern: “Enuff Z’nuff deserves the rock-star status.” Paul Stanley: “Their debut is a classic.” David Letterman: “When it comes to rock n’ roll, these guys are all you need.” Little Steven Van Zandt: “Enuff Z’nuff is one of the most underrated bands in the world.”