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GREAT WHITE Show In Virginia Back On: Club Owner

September 4, 2003

According to a posting on the web site of the Jaxx nightclub in West Springfield, Virginia, the "cash-flow problems" that had nearly caused the cancellation of GREAT WHITE's performance at the club on Friday, September 5 have been resolved and the show is back on. "Everyone has been through so much this year, we strongly encourage all of the Jaxx Family and GREAT WHITE fans to attend this show and to help support the Station Fund."

The Station Family Fund is a non-profit, all-volunteer organization coordinated by the survivors of the Rhode Island fire that resulted in the deaths of 100 people. 100% of all monies raised by the fund will go directly to the immediate needs of the victims and their families.

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