On Saturday night Addison Groove Project will perform publicly for the first time since 2007 when the modern funk-fusion band reunites for one-night-only at The Paradise in Boston. The group formed in the late ’90s when many of the members attended Wellesley High School together and crafted an inventive sound that mixed their influences. AGP made a name for themselves thanks to relentless touring and great songwriting as well as their mind-blowing live sets.

AGP will be joined by HT contributor Wyllys on Saturday who will not only spin sets before the band goes on stage and during setbreak, but will also handle lighting duties. Jambands.com’s Mikey Greenhaus recently spoke with Addison Groove Project’s Rob Marscher and Brendan McGinn about the band’s past, present and future including word of what to expect at Saturday’s reunion show. Marscher shared a teaser video with us from the band’s first rehearsals in over five years…

Tickets are still available for the return of AGP at Boston’s Paradise on Saturday. As part of our Everybody Wins When We Plug Something And In Return They Offer Us Free Shit To Give Away program, we’ve got a pair of tickets to the reunion show as well as a show poster signed by the band for one lucky reader. Since the performance is just two days away, this will be a quick one. Simply leave a comment below telling us your favorite AGP memory or if you haven’t seen them before, why you’d like to. We’ll pick one entry at random around 3PM ET on Friday and we’ll alert the winner immediately thereafter. The winner will receive a pair of tickets and the signed poster. Good luck!

HT Staff

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