Project Grand Slam at Summer Stage In Harlem

Touring in support of their recent 5th CD release "The PGS Experience" Project Grand Slam plays Harlem Summer Stages in their hometown of New York City. The album has been praised as “Fresh, diverse and full of energy!...Man, they just kill it live!” (Keith “Muzikman” Hannaleck)
“I take my hat off to the creative aspirations of Robert Miller…’The PGS Experience’ will take a special place in the discography of this famous band!” (Jazz Quad)
”Fast and furious funk, infectious melodies and spirited jams(Jonathan Widran)
“The PGS Experience displays Robert and his band at their best!” (The MAC Wire)....

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Touring in support of their recent 5th CD release "The PGS Experience" Project Grand Slam plays Harlem Summer Stages in their hometown of New York City. The album has been praised as “Fresh, diverse and full of energy!...Man, they just kill it live!” (Keith “Muzikman” Hannaleck)
“I take my hat off to the creative aspirations of Robert Miller…’The PGS Experience’ will take a special place in the discography of this famous band!” (Jazz Quad)
”Fast and furious funk, infectious melodies and spirited jams(Jonathan Widran)
“The PGS Experience displays Robert and his band at their best!” (The MAC Wire).

Project Grand Slam is the brainchild of acclaimed bassist/composer Robert Miller, Project Grand Slam (PGS) is a jazz-rock fusion band with a twist of Classic Rock and Latin that has earned over one million video views, while defying genres, languages and geographic boundaries.

PGS has cultivated a fervent, worldwide fan base fueled in large part by the Latin/Caribbean-infused title track from the band’s fourth studio album, ‘The Queen’s Carnival’ (CEN/SONY). No Depression praised the album as “a uniquely affecting work…impossibly memorable!” With influences as diverse as Jimi Hendrix, The Kinks, Afro-Cuban rhythms and Celtic folk, Robert has delivered a sound like no other. In fact, one of Robert’s musical signatures is to take classic rock songs such as Jimi Hendrix’s ‘Fire’ and The Kinks’ ‘You Really Got Me’, and to completely reimagine them.

PGS has shared the stage with such artists as Mindi Abair and The BoneShakers, Boney James (3x), YES, Scott Weiland (formerly of Stone Temple Pilots) and upcoming with Blues Traveler, and performed at major venues including the Bergen Performing Arts Center, Ridgefield Playhouse, F.M. Kirby Performing Arts Center, Gramercy Theater, and Garcia’s at The Capitol Theater, while also performing at a number of major clubs including The Blue Note, The Cutting Room, and Iridium.

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