Long Wong's Makes World's Largest Flier for Anniversary Shows

Long Wong's Firehouse in Tempe has made the world's largest flier for their one-year anniversary show.The shows will be March 18 and 19 at the bar and venue on Apache Boulevard. Underground Cities, Future Loves Past, Kirkwood Dellinger and The Pubes headline the big bills.The flier, meanwhile is a 24...

By Martin Cizmar

March 1, 2011

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Long Wong's Firehouse in Tempe has made the world's largest flier for their one-year anniversary show.

The shows will be March 18 and 19 at the bar and venue on Apache Boulevard. Underground Cities, Future Loves Past, Kirkwood Dellinger and The Pubes headline the big bills.

The flier, meanwhile is a 24 megabyte, 6,500 pixel monster that has about 100 other regular size fliers on it.

The teenie-tiny version is above. The full-size original is here -- be warned it will take a few minutes to download and might get your company's IT guy wondering what's up.

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