Discover the Mates that create the sound of the band..

 After completing four years of service in the U.S. Army, Curley relocated to Frankfurt, Germany, at the age of 22. During the next two and a half years, he gained valuable professional experience as a bassist performing with the jazz fusion/funk group Leaf and The Washington Blues Band, a trio featuring bass, guitar, and three-part vocal harmonies.

Originally from Lancaster, South Carolina, Curley performed his first professional gig at the age of 15, beginning a lifelong career in music. Upon returning to the United States, he continued performing with several churches in Junction City, Kansas, and Tulsa, Oklahoma.

After spending several years with the South Carolina-based rock band Mr. Pleaze, Curley went on to serve as bassist for a number of well-known Myrtle Beach acts, including The Tim Clark Band, Mark Roberts and the Breeze, and Gary Lowder and Smokin' Hot.

Following a successful video audition, Curley was invited to join The B.B. King All Stars aboard Holland America Line cruise ships. His tenure with the group lasted nearly four years before coming to an end as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.

After relocating to Fort Myers, Florida, Curley continued performing with a local church, participated in various freelance music projects, and expanded his expertise in music production. To further develop his skills, he enrolled in Full Sail University's online program through the VA education benefits program, focusing on modern music production and recording techniques.

Today, Curley brings decades of performance experience spanning rock, blues, funk, jazz fusion, gospel, and live entertainment. His career reflects a deep commitment to musicianship, professionalism, and as both a performer and music producer.

Jim has been passionate about drumming since the age of four, when a toy drum kit gifted by his Uncle Ed sparked a lifelong love of music. Raised on Long Island, Jim studied under renowned instructors including Carmine Appice and Larry Ramsden before attending Berklee College of Music, where he earned a Bachelor’s degree in Audio.

Throughout his career, Jim toured nationally for two years with an Elvis tribute act, performing across 47 states and gaining extensive live performance experience along the way.

After retiring from a successful career in heavy construction, Jim relocated to Southwest Florida, where he continues to share his love of playing and live music. Outside of drumming and percussion, he enjoys cycling and staying active in the gym. 

Music has been a lifelong passion for Glen, beginning at age nine when he received free keyboard lessons through his Catholic school. Those early experiences sparked a love for music that grew into a performing career spanning decades.

Starting in 1987, Glen became an active part of the Coventry, Rhode Island music scene, performing throughout the area for more than 20 years. A skilled keyboardist, he played with several popular regional bands, including Sweet Revenge, The Way, Barefoot Rebel, and Six Guns Sound, earning a reputation for versatility, professionalism, and an engaging stage presence.Glen also performed with a Lynyrd Skynyrd tribute band, bringing the energy of Southern rock classics to audiences across the region. His musical influences include the Eagles, Tom Petty, Elton John, and Foreigner, whose songwriting, musicianship, and timeless performances have helped shape his style and approach to live music.

With decades of live performance experience, his journey entertaining audiences throughout Rhode Island and South Florida reflects a deep commitment to music. 

Glen continues to share his passion for music through dynamic performances and a lifelong dedication to his craft.