Past performances by Zhongyu and Super Z

Zhongyu: The Mix, Seattle, 17 January 2013

A Zero-G show with Alex's Hand and Dissonati. Didn't get any video of this one.

Zhongyu, L-R: Jon Davis, Randy Doak, photo by Danette Davis

Zhongyu: The Royal Room, Seattle, 28 June 2013

This was the opening night of the first Seaprog festival. Also on the bill were MonkeyBat and the Italian singer Jolanda.

Super Z Attack Team: Columbia City Theater, Seattle, 22 June 2014

Seaprog again, this time in the front room of the Columbia City Theater.

Super Z Attack Team: Lo-Fi, Seattle, 14 January 2015

A Zero-G show with Dave Webb and Hound Dog Taylor's Hand.

Super Z Attack Team, L-R: James DeJoie, Randy Doak, Jon Davis, photo by Danette Davis

Super Z Attack Team: The Royal Room, Seattle, 3 May 2015

Super Z Attack Team: Columbia City Theater, Seattle, 28 January 2016

A "Seaprog Presents" show with Moraine and Nosretep.

Super Z Attack Team, L-R: Jon Davis, Randy Doak, James DeJoie, photo by Danette Davis

Super Z Attack Team & Zhongyu: Sonarchy Radio, KEXP. Recorded 23 July 2016, broadcast 23 October 2016.

Archived podcast should be available here.

A couple of the segments are posted on our Soundcloud page already, in Jon's own mixes, not Doug's.

2 March 2017

At the Substation, with Professor Sweater and Decent at Best.

645 NW 45th St
Seattle, Washington

Facebook event page

Poster design by the Substation

13 April 2017

At the Parliament, with Pinto Wagonfire.

4210 SW Admiral Way
Seattle, Washington

Facebook event page

Poster design by Jon Davis

3 June 2017

Seaprog Festival at the Columbia City Theater

There's a whole gallery of pictures of our show by official festival photographer Danette Davis right here, so have a look at what happened.

Seaprog poster design by Nat Damm

2 November 2017

At the Parliament, Jon with Cooking Churchill

4210 SW Admiral Way
Seattle, Washington

Facebook event page

For a while now, Jon has been playing in the improvisational groove band called Cooking Churchill with Charley Rowan (keyboards) and Kevin Cook (drums). This will be our second appearance at the Parliament in West Seattle. Also on the bill is the band Raging Maggots — and with a name like that, they have to be good. This group has been existence since 1984, which makes them something like 173 in band years.

The plan calls for Cooking Churchill starting by 8:30, and Maggots after us, so come early, hang out at West Seattle's best live music venue, and partake in the best entertainment a Thursday night could possibly hold.

Short Notice Parliament Show: March 22

Not a lot of lead time, but we've got another Super Z show set up at the Parliament. On Thursday March 22, we'll be appearing with Dick Dogs. Here's the Facebook event page. We've got a kick-ass set planned. Dick Dogs is an improvisational trio put together by bassist extraordinaire John Seman with guitarist Simon Henneman and drummer Garrett Moore. It's going to be an interesting night!

4210 SW Admiral Way
Seattle, Washington

Event poster by Jon Davis

April 21 at the Parliament with Pinto Wagonfire and Blue Morpho

The Parliament is our second home, after the comfy space where we practice. We'll be back There again on Saturday, April 21 with our friends Pinto Wagonfire. Here's the Facebook event page. We played at the Parliament with Pinto Wagonfire last year, and it was an epic night of great music. Two different flavors of instrumental music played by musicians with keen senses of adventure and the talent to make it work.

Upcoming shows

Two Upcoming Gigs — Almost a Tour!

After months of working on recording demos and writing new material, it's time for the Team to reactivate in a live setting. So April will feature two live shows, including our first performance outside Seattle.

On Friday, April 26, we'll be appearing at the Blue Moon in the University District with Hound Dog Taylor's Hand and The Sheen from Bellingham. Check out The Sheen on Bandcamp. Event poster

The next night, we'll be trekking up to Bellingham for another show with The Sheen, this time at Make.Shift, which is a cool non-profit arts organization. More details to follow...