Meet Matt Coffy: an electrifying and charismatic frontman who has been rocking stages and slinging guitar for over 40 years! With a career steeped in the rich tapestry of the regional music scene, Matt has shared the stage with legendary acts like George Thorogood, Blackberry Smoke, Don Felder, .38 Special, The Outlaws, Molly Hatchet, Devon Allman, Artimus Pyle, Bob Weir, Foghat, The Guess Who, and countless more. His musical journey is a testament to his dedication to the craft and his love for live performance.

Matt's true passion lies in songwriting, and his creative output is as impressive as his stage presence. Over the years, he’s penned nearly 100 original songs, several of which shine on the band's latest album, Living Louder. His music is infused with the grit of Stevie Ray Vaughan and the raw energy of Rick Richards, all delivered with a contagious “rock ’em until they drop” attitude.

Known for his magnetic personality and ability to connect with audiences, Matt's stage presence is as captivating as his guitar riffs. A devoted Dan Baird fan, he channels that high-octane spirit into every performance, leaving audiences energized and craving more. Whether it's belting out soulful lyrics or delivering searing guitar solos, Matt Coffy is the heartbeat of the band, leading unforgettable live shows that keep the rock ‘n’ roll spirit alive and thriving.

Andy's not only is a MASTER musician, but his Company FUCHS AMPS  manufactures boutique guitar amps & effects used by professional musicians worldwide!! Andy has had the honor of jamming with musicians as diverse as Les Paul to Frankie Yankovic. Since he was 17, Andy's worked as a professional musician playing in genres from Rock, Jazz & Blues, Polka music. Andy's guitar style show influences from "The Kings" (Albert, Freddie, BB, and Martin Luther), to SRV, Robben Ford, Gary Moore, and many others. Andy has had the honor of jamming with musicians as diverse as Les Paul to Frankie Yankovic.

Charlie Doell began performing with tuba and bass in the mid-1990s and studied classical tuba with Steve Johns (NYC Ballet, Metropolitan Opera) at Montclair State University. He has worked as an active, freelance bassist and private instructor in North Jersey for the past 20 years, gaining experiences in a multitude of musical styles that include blues, Christian contemporary, country, funk, hardcore, heavy metal, hip-hop, metal, Motown, pop, punk, r&b, reggae, rock, ska, swing and more. Bass recording credits include John J. Peterson, JP & Co. Music, Emory’s Fall, On Cloud 9, Lone Wolf’s Blue Venom Band, and tuba on Braxton Hicks’ “Lie To Me” (2007).