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Local supergroup TJG & The 423s draws membership from across the city

TJG and The 423s are, from left, Bexy Ribero, Jon Elliot, Jack Endelouz, T.J. Greever, Donnell Flint, Zachary Bridges, Jesse James Jungkurth and Randy Steele.
TJG and The 423s are, from left, Bexy Ribero, Jon Elliot, Jack Endelouz, T.J. Greever, Donnell Flint, Zachary Bridges, Jesse James Jungkurth and Randy Steele. TJG and The 423s are, from left, Bexy Ribero, Jon Elliot, Jack Endelouz, T.J. Greever, Donnell Flint, Zachary Bridges, Jesse James Jungkurth and Randy Steele.

If you go

› What: TJG & The 423s with Slim Pickins and Tone Harm.› When: 9 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 6.› Where: Revelry Room, 41 E. 14th St.› Admission: $10.› Phone: 423-521-2929.› Website: revelryroom.co.

If you were to distill Chattanooga’s music scene into a single, Frankenstein-like amalgamation of different groups and styles, it would look and sound something like TJ Greever’s new project, TJG & The 423s.

Greever has served as the wild-haired, exuberant frontman of a slew of Scenic City bands in the past 20 years, including Up With the Joneses, Glowing Bordis and revolving-door tribute ensemble The Communicators. Drawing on that body of experience and his network of connections around town, Greever’s latest project is an eight-member – sometimes nine-member – ensemble with ties to a who’s who of local bands, including Decibella, Endelouz, The Iscariots, Nim Nims, Slim Pickins and Danimal Planet.

Formed in March, the 423s are a jangly, jovial troupe whose performances see fiddles and banjos rubbing strings alongside trumpets and saxophones to hip-hop production and the woeful electrified lament of a pedal steel.

“To me, it comes off sounding like a Southern rock-bluegrass-mariachi band, if that’s even a thing,” Greever laughs.