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GODSMACK Manager Teams Up With IRVING AZOFF To Create AGP

May 12, 2008

According to BostonHerald.com, Paul Geary, the former EXTREME drummer who started his own music management firm after putting down the sticks, has teamed up with talent titan Irving Azoff and veteran booker Paul Jared to create AGP. The new talent division will manage NEW KIDS ON THE BLOCK, SMASHING PUMPKINS, 30 SECONDS TO MARS, NICK LACHEY and KENNA. Malden native Geary, who discovered GODSMACK, joined Azoff Music Management in 2005. Since then hes signed Lachey and the reformed PUMPKINS and co-created the "Dancing with the Stars" arena tour.

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