This weekend the Stockholm Syndrome will reunite for two shows at The Independent in San Francisco. These dates will serve as a benefit for drummer Wally Ingram as he battles cancer. On board for the Stockholm Syndrome gigs on February 9 and 10 will be Ingram, Dave Schools, Jerry Joseph and Eric McFadden, while Govt Mule keyboardist Danny Louis will step in for Danny Dzuik. In addition, on Saturday the 10th, none other than Les Claypool will join in the action. The openings acts will be Ronkat Katdelic Revival (featuring members of P-Funk) on Friday and The Axis Bros. (featuring Mighty Dave Pellicaro, Chris Haugen, Dale Fanning and quite possibly Schools) on Saturday.
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