Infectious Grooves to celebrate 35th anniversary of debut album with Los Angeles concert

Infectious Grooves, the funk metal outfit featuring Metallica bassist Robert Trujillo and Suicidal Tendencies frontman Mike Muir, will celebrate the 35th anniversary of its debut album with a concert in Los Angeles.

The band’s first full-length, “The Plague That Makes Your Booty Move… It’s the Infectious Grooves,” arrived in 1991. Formed by Muir and Trujillo, the project brought together heavy metal, punk and funk, giving the pair an outlet for a sound distinct from their work with Suicidal Tendencies.

The group’s debut also featured a guest appearance by Ozzy Osbourne on “Therapy.” The album helped establish Infectious Grooves’ distinctive blend of bass-driven grooves, metal riffs and irreverent energy.

Trujillo and Muir have continued to bring Infectious Grooves back to the stage over the years. The band’s more recent lineup has included guitarist Dean Pleasants, guitarist Dave Kushner and drummer Jay Weinberg.

It’s a Fonda Theater deja vu! November 28th at the Fonda Theatre. Infectious Grooves playing their entire first album to celebrate its 35th Anniversary. 

Thanks for all the people that came out to get Cyco October 1st with ST to help get the Fonda Theater 100th Anniversary off to a slamming STart. 

Now Infectious Grooves is coming back to Funk it Up with another special anniversary show. 

35 Years ago, the first IG album, “The Plague that makes your booty move…it’s the Infectious Grooves” kicked up the hyper green funk. 

November 28th, Mike Muir, Robert Trujillo, Dean Pleasants, Brooks Wackerman and Dave Kushner are gonna play the entire first album, along with of course some other high octane jams! 

And definitely expect a surprise or two, as I.G. is gonna take the festivities to new heights, cause you know “These Freaks are here to Party” and we hope you come along and party with us too! 

Tickets on sale this Friday 7:00 AM PST!

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