The Brian Waite Band was born from the idea of creating live rock shows that thrill both parents and children alike. Founded in 2001 by Brian Waite (guitar), Todd Gray (drums) and Clif Swiggett (bass), the trio began touring the West Coast, and before they knew it, their music was being played all over the world. Twenty-two years and eight, critically-acclaimed albums later, their interactive shows have evolved into more than just children’s concerts. The Brian Waite Band’s live shows combine musical theater, imaginative storytelling, laughs and a great rock ‘n roll concert filled with original songs that take the whole family on a “Rock ‘n Roll Adventure”.
Still the #1 choice for any family event after 30 years simply because “everyone was so happy when they left and it became a flood of picture perfect, lifelong memories”. A few of the most popular songs, that can only be heard at this show, include (but are not limited too) “Cow Cow Yucky”, “Polar Bears & Penguins”, “Bouncing Up and Down”, “Flossing to the Shuffle”, “Macaroni”, “Funky Monkey” and, as mentioned, SO many more.
Comedy and silly songs enhance your event and are in every song, written to get the good ol’ belly laugh, “Everyone Toots”, “Beef Jerky Jerk”, “Lobster Flounder”, “Fly ate the Cowpie” and “Cow Jam”.
Inspirational songs include “Kindness”, “Garden Song”, “Love is in my Heart”, “Yeehah” and “Big Happy”.
The fun has just begun with contest’ added where everyone wins. The “Bubble Gum Contest”, “Rope Spinning”, “Out of the Box quiz” and the favorite at any event “Animal Calling”.
Your show will be packed with good music, good vibes, good, clean, family fun and you can be part of it all with one simple call.
Be part of the “Rootin’, Tootin’, Family Show” with Cowboy Buck. I am flexible, self-contained and provide all the tools for your most memorable date.
The Harmonica Pocket begins with the swinging songs of Northwest singer-songwriter Keeth Monta Apgar. Rich in image, harmony and rhyme his lyrical songs tell stories about plants, love, forgiveness and the outdoors.
The songs are brought to life by a rotating musical cast o’ plenty. As both a recording and live performance project, The Harmonica Pocket is known for its outside the box headphone-pop and highly improvised live shows laced with unusual cover songs and humor.
Ian’s musical hallmark is his ability to take disparate cultural influences and mix them together. To offer a few examples, he puts the Caribbean steel drum in jazz and classical settings, playing John Coltrane and Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov, and he takes popular American standbys, such as those by Jimmy Buffett, and transforms them by incorporating Salsa, Calypso, or other Latin/world rhythms. He loves to combine musical elements to make music of other cultures accessible to North Americans. At the same time, he is a great fit for communities with a large Hispanic population as his shows tend to resonates culturally with many Latinos and can be conducted in Spanish and/or English.
