They’re back.&nbsp;Again.&nbsp;&nbsp;Paradise&nbsp;Vendors’ reunion last year at PCMH was an EPIC success.&nbsp;Playing to a jam-packed crowd, the&nbsp;Vendors&nbsp;rocked originals from their first CD, debuted 5 new original songs, and covered a dozen of the classics that made them the toast of the East Coast music scene in the late 90s.&nbsp; Formed in the mid ’90s by Mark Ranalli (vocals and guitar), Bill Pollock (bass and vocals), Eric Stockman (guitar and vocals) and Mike Catalano (drums and vocals), the&nbsp;Vendors&nbsp;entertained audiences up and down the East Coast from ’95-‘02.&nbsp;They played Toad’s Place more than a dozen times and had an equal or greater number of beer-soaked sessions at the Frog Pond.&nbsp;Their CD “How Do You Like Them Apples” garnered local radio play, earning them gigs at CBGBs, The Bitter End, and The Elbow Room in Greenwich Village.&nbsp;Greed, jealousy, drugs, wine and women fueled their break-up.&nbsp;The band had not played together since 2002 when they took the stage at Park City.&nbsp;The result was a joyful and energetic performance from four musical kindred spirits, with a little too much bourbon after the show.&nbsp;Ok, a lot too much bourbon.&nbsp;The calls for another “reunion” show have been relentless.&nbsp;The band has been writing and recording in the year since that eventful June night, and will debut even more originals for the 2023 reunion show.&nbsp;They aim to make it another night to remember for the fan base, old and new, and the bourbon be damned. This show is 21+.