Breakwater / Clip Payne's 420 Funk Mob / Dynamo at AMH 10/21

Breakwater Clip Payne's 420 Funk Mob (feat. members of Parliament Funkadelic and friends) Dynamo Saturday, October 21 The Ardmore Music Hall Doors: 6:30 PM Show: 7:00 PM Tickets --> http://bit.ly/2Breakwater420 **Breakwater** Soaked! Breakwater and a Wave of Grooves On the third day of 2010, a nearly impossible dream became a reality -- Breakwater reunited. Five of the original eight band members gathered at World Cafe Live in Philadelphia for a homecoming that was 30 years in the making. Breakwater's dedicated fans had longed for a reunion ever since Splashdown prematurely concluded the band's story in 1980. "Breakwater is part of the culture in Philadelphia," explains bassist Steve Green. "There's an age group of people who grew up with our band." Playing before a sold-out crowd, Breakwater reassumed their place on the mantle as one of Philadelphia's most beloved homegrown bands. An audience ranging from early 20-somethings to 60 year-olds experienced what discerning crate diggers and DJs around the world have known for years: when Breakwater splashes down, expect to get soaked by a wave of grooves. **420 Funk Mob** The 420 Funk Mob is the "Off Days" project from P-Funk front man Mike Clip Payne that has headlined festivals, clubs and special events in Europe and the United States since 1997. The 420 Funk Mob features a line up of allstar musicians from inside and outside the Parliament/Funkadelic universe. You never know who you are going to see or what you are going to hear at a 420 Funk Mob show. Why? Most bands switch up the set list every night to keep things fresh. Clip Payne's 420 Funk Mob takes it one step further. Band members change every tour. The 420FM has been everything from a 6 piece Mini Funkadelic to a 20 piece Funkestra with horns, strings and backing singers. **Dynamo** Dynamo is Nashville-based, nationally touring band whose music fuses jazz, rock, and funk with elements of soul and R&B. The culmination is a sound that’s both spontaneous and composed—and an energy that’s undeniably infectious. Formed in late 2012, Dynamo consists of nine core musicians. When they’re not performing or recording in Nashville, the band is on the road, spreading their unique brand of feel-good music to audiences all over the world.