Inspired by artists such as The Beatles, Stevie Wonder, James Morrison, and Marc Broussard, his shows are powerful, yet intimate—you’ll tap your feet to his grooves and relax into the crafted melodies of his slow tunes.

Canton, OH: The Repository Newspaper- "For someone who sings opera and has considerable musical-theater experience, Mullan shifts well into the singer-songwriter performing mode. His piano-driven original songs are rhythmic, solidly tuneful and often rocking, and his vocals are emotional, energetic and earthy." (Dan Kane)

Oxford, OH: Anna Turner of The Miami Student (Miami University)- "Ohio-based musician Steven Mullan has been making his way around the U.S., his Jason-Mraz-meets-Michael-Buble-esque sound winning over audiences from Chicago to New York." (Anna Turner)

Erie, PA: Erie Times-News Newspaper

- "Mullan's well-written, piano-driven originals may remind you of "Tumbleweed Connection"-era Elton John or early Ben Folds Five. They're sturdy, rhythmic, soulful, and a little torchy." (Dave Richards)

Kylee Phillips​ is a pop/folk singer, pianist and songwriter from Plymouth, Michigan. (She also serves as lead singer for the band The Mean Reds, with whom she recorded “The Saturday Morning EP”.*) Since beginning her "professional" music career at the young age of 14, Kylee has built a loyal local following with her personal lyrics and intimate performance style, garnering comparisons to the likes of Sara Bareilles and Brandi Carlile. She has performed all over the state of Michigan, from her hometown of Plymouth to local music hot spots like Detroit and Ann Arbor. Kylee has also had the pleasure of appearing on several Metro Detroit radio stations, including Ann Arbor’s 107.1 where her sound was described as, “Absolutely modern… fresh, and really good,” by Michigan radio DJ John Bommarito.

Kylee Philllips Website: http://www.kyleephillips.com/#!who-i-am/c161y

I am originally from Liberty Center, which is just about 40 minutes Northwest from Findlay. I'm a 23 year old, considering myself a professional, writer and singer. I am still starting out as a touring act, I've tried setting up my own gig for 5 years, bars, but have also opened for several National acts (Patty Griffin, John Mayer, Hootie and The Blowfish) Nino's is one that I play at with a band, but I do not get to showcase my songs often or get in front of a crowd who is there to hear about original music. 

Check out theWomackFamilyband.com

Bob and Mary Fry are a husband and wife team that have been playing music most of their lives -  they have been playing for over 20 years together. They both have been in various bands separately and for the last 10 years have been members of the 3rd Floor Band which they still perform with.  They recently decided to start performing again as a couple also.  Their style of music is a combination of easy listening, country, classic rock, with a few original songs thrown into the mix.



www.myspace.com/melodyroad

Melody Road Website: www.myspace.com/melodyroad

Bluesman and member of the LLL (Local Living Legend) Club joined by uber-guitaristo Terry McClanahan, and Rusty Campbell.

Fat Daddy Website: http://linux-sound.org/ardour-music.html

 All songs are composed by Landan Frost and Greg Ornella. We play mostly Indie Rock, but will sometimes play other songs for the audiences amusement. We have played at the FHS pep rally, Reverb (a show put on in the FHS auditorium by the music technology class), local parties, and also at the Comedy Night at Central Auditorium that helped benefit children who could not afford school lunches. The band members consist of Landan Frost (bass), Greg Ornella (Guitar/Vocals), Brady Miller (Backup Vocals/Tambourine/Violin), Seth Coutinho (Drum set/Percussion), Danny Pfaltzgraf (Percussion), Alex Zoll (Lead Guitar). All of us attend Findlay High School. We are currently working on an album, "From the Burning Sun", that is influenced by the thoughts and ideas of Landan Frost and Greg Ornella. If you would like to find out more about us check us out on Facebook, MySpace, and Youtube to view and listen to some of our videos and songs. 

Blasck Swamp Funk Website: http://www.myspace.com/wearechimera

At 24, Fred Shafer is an old soul.  Born in Las Vegas, raised throughout the southwest and Texas, and ultimately transplanted into New York.  Shafer�s fatherless, nomadic childhood provides a template for his lyrically driven melodies and emotionally accessible songs.  And with a voice that harkens to the days of Joe Cocker, Al Green and Sam Cooke, Fred delivers these heartfelt songs with unbridled passion.

Beginning in 2001, Fred became lead singer and songwriter for the New York based band Klear.  Klear experienced success selling nearly 10,000 records, had music featured in movies and television (The Station Agent, The Shield, UFC), being featured in Vanity Fair�s 2003 Music Edition and Hit Parader(Feb. 2005), being added to the play list of over 30 commercial and college radio stations(on two stations Klear reached #1 on the Play List), sharing the stage with such acts as Chuck Berry, Kid Rock, Goo Goo Dolls, Sugar Ray, Staind, Gov�t Mule, The Tea Party and many more, all independently.  After signing with Good Charamel Records in 2003, Klear released �Makin� Noise� in 2004. 

After touring throughout 2004, Fred began recording his first solo EP, �Truth or Dare� with producer Brent Bodrug (Alanis Morrisette (Maverick/Warner), Jacksoul (BMG), Canadian Idol).  The results of this collaboration prompted Fred to leave Klear and devote all his energy to the project.  With renewed resolve, Fred emerges with a barrage of songs that leap from the speakers.  Brilliant songwriting anchors these driving rock songs while Fred�s soul spirited vocals take you on a musical journey back to the days where songs ruled the landscape.

Fred�s live performances have come to garner even more praise.  Ripping through song after song, he wields his voice like a beacon�pulling, pushing and soaring in and out of every song.  With a commanding stage presence and years of road experience, Fred delivers something truly special every time.

 Free Wild performs original high energy acoustic music. The group consists of Martin Koop and Steve Wilson as its core. They are frequently joined by other skilled vagabond acoustic musicians. Known for crowd pleasing original songs, Funcoast magazine called Koop "proof that folk music is alive and well." Koop cut his teeth on Sixth Street in Austin, Texas, playing on the street and in the folk clubs and he later honed his craft in the songwriting enclaves of Nashville, Tennessee writing tuneful, soulful, witty songs. Steve Wilson has been with Free Wild since it was born and provides harmonica, percussion, vocals, sanity, wisdom and backup batteries.

If we haven’t met yet, hello!  I am Kerry Patrick Clark.  Singer, songwriter, storyteller. Hang out, check out my music and lyrics, upcoming performances or sign up for my e-mail friends list.

Kerry Patrick Clark Website: http://www.kerrypatrickclark.com/web/Welcome.html

At 24, Fred Shafer is an old soul.  Born in Las Vegas, raised throughout the southwest and Texas, and ultimately transplanted into New York.  Shafer�s fatherless, nomadic childhood provides a template for his lyrically driven melodies and emotionally accessible songs.  And with a voice that harkens to the days of Joe Cocker, Al Green and Sam Cooke, Fred delivers these heartfelt songs with unbridled passion.

Beginning in 2001, Fred became lead singer and songwriter for the New York based band Klear.  Klear experienced success selling nearly 10,000 records, had music featured in movies and television (The Station Agent, The Shield, UFC), being featured in Vanity Fair�s 2003 Music Edition and Hit Parader(Feb. 2005), being added to the play list of over 30 commercial and college radio stations(on two stations Klear reached #1 on the Play List), sharing the stage with such acts as Chuck Berry, Kid Rock, Goo Goo Dolls, Sugar Ray, Staind, Gov�t Mule, The Tea Party and many more, all independently.  After signing with Good Charamel Records in 2003, Klear released �Makin� Noise� in 2004. 

After touring throughout 2004, Fred began recording his first solo EP, �Truth or Dare� with producer Brent Bodrug (Alanis Morrisette (Maverick/Warner), Jacksoul (BMG), Canadian Idol).  The results of this collaboration prompted Fred to leave Klear and devote all his energy to the project.  With renewed resolve, Fred emerges with a barrage of songs that leap from the speakers.  Brilliant songwriting anchors these driving rock songs while Fred�s soul spirited vocals take you on a musical journey back to the days where songs ruled the landscape.

Fred�s live performances have come to garner even more praise.  Ripping through song after song, he wields his voice like a beacon�pulling, pushing and soaring in and out of every song.  With a commanding stage presence and years of road experience, Fred delivers something truly special every time.

Fred Gillen Jr. cut his teeth as bassist in the popular roots-rock band Rain Deputies in the mid- nineties, before going solo in 1997 and releasing his first CD Intentions As Big As The Sky. As a solo artist he has since released five other full-length CD's and two ep's. His latest CD Coney Island has been well-received by local critics and fans. Building up a strong following by playing at practically every small venue in the Hudson Valley, Gillen was voted "Best Folk Artist" for three consecutive years by readers of The Westchester Weekly. In 2002 he was awarded a New York Foundation for the Arts grant to cover expenses for his first European Tour. 2006 saw Gillen speaking on a panel at the International Folk Alliance Conference in Austin, TX. In 2007 Gillen was asked to read his poetry at a New Year's Eve concert hosted by U. S. Rep. Dennis Kucinich in Manchester, New Hampshire.

Jamie has performed at many Friday Open Mic Nights and has a knack for drawing the audience into his show with his energy, always a good time.

Jack Schilb Website: http://www.myspace.com/jackschilb

In Spring 2012, music and modern technology transpired to bring together two artists with captivating musical synergy, despite their living 2,000 miles apart. As Manitoba-based singer-songwriter Dan Frechette and California-based violinist Laurel Thomsen were drawn together, there was no question of why, only how.

Ardent and down-to-earth performers, both Dan and Laurel enjoyed early success in music, as teens. By young adulthood, each had turned away from such temptations as music scholarships and major label publishing contracts, choosing instead paths as independents comfortably supported by their musical talents.

In the years to follow, Dan’s songwriting took off, with numerous compositions covered successfully by many artists. Among them, The Ploughboys (“Who Will Take My Place”), Dervish (“My Bride and I”), Emma Cloney (“My Canada,” “My Bride and I”), Jessee Havey (“Dance and Play”), The Duhks (“Who Will Take My Place,” “Mists of Down Below,” “You Don’t See It”), and The Buccaneers (“Everybody Loves You”). Dan is a prolific songwriter with over 1,300 songs across a wide variety of genres, inspiring steady praise from reviewers, fellow musicians, and appreciative fans, making comments such as “I never met a Dan Frechette song I didn’t like.” He has recorded over a dozen albums of his original material, showcasing the fine distinctions of his vocal and multi-instrumental abilities as well. When Dan discovered via YouTube how this violinist expressed emotion, he knew the next musical direction he hoped to explore.

Laurel’s path led her from Bach partitas and Beethoven sonatas to improvising, arranging, and recording for assorted bands and singer-songwriters. Whether dropping in to play a set with electric guitarist Tom Ayres and cowboy rocker Mike Beck, setting historic Alta California’s 1840s town hall ablaze with her fiery renditions of 1900-1950s classics, or stunning audiences with her recent songwriting debut, this diverse violinist hits the mark. From backstage meetings with Neil Young and promoter Britt Govea to being recognized on the front-page of the New York Times for her online teaching, Laurel’s star is on the rise. Still making time for serious violin and viola students in her private studio, Laurel is also the creator of the Violin Geek Podcast, and an author and educational video luminary for Strings magazine.

In March 2013, twenty-four hours after their first in-person meeting, Dan Frechette and Laurel Thomsen will play their inaugural live concert. At every tour stop, audiences will experience the thrill of this fresh musical partnership forged on the Internet. But while technology brought them together, it will not be tech assistance that delivers in these performances; it will be the authentic sounds of violin, guitar, and voices honed over two young lifetimes.

RamblingDan.com LaurelThomsen.com

Dan Frechette and Laurel Thomsen Website: http://www.ramblingdan.com/dan-and-laurel/

I am originally from Liberty Center, which is just about 40 minutes Northwest from Findlay. I'm a 23 year old, considering myself a professional, writer and singer. I am still starting out as a touring act, I've tried setting up my own gig for 5 years, bars, but have also opened for several National acts (Patty Griffin, John Mayer, Hootie and The Blowfish) Nino's is one that I play at with a band, but I do not get to showcase my songs often or get in front of a crowd who is there to hear about original music. 

At 24, Fred Shafer is an old soul.  Born in Las Vegas, raised throughout the southwest and Texas, and ultimately transplanted into New York.  Shafer�s fatherless, nomadic childhood provides a template for his lyrically driven melodies and emotionally accessible songs.  And with a voice that harkens to the days of Joe Cocker, Al Green and Sam Cooke, Fred delivers these heartfelt songs with unbridled passion.

Beginning in 2001, Fred became lead singer and songwriter for the New York based band Klear.  Klear experienced success selling nearly 10,000 records, had music featured in movies and television (The Station Agent, The Shield, UFC), being featured in Vanity Fair�s 2003 Music Edition and Hit Parader(Feb. 2005), being added to the play list of over 30 commercial and college radio stations(on two stations Klear reached #1 on the Play List), sharing the stage with such acts as Chuck Berry, Kid Rock, Goo Goo Dolls, Sugar Ray, Staind, Gov�t Mule, The Tea Party and many more, all independently.  After signing with Good Charamel Records in 2003, Klear released �Makin� Noise� in 2004. 

After touring throughout 2004, Fred began recording his first solo EP, �Truth or Dare� with producer Brent Bodrug (Alanis Morrisette (Maverick/Warner), Jacksoul (BMG), Canadian Idol).  The results of this collaboration prompted Fred to leave Klear and devote all his energy to the project.  With renewed resolve, Fred emerges with a barrage of songs that leap from the speakers.  Brilliant songwriting anchors these driving rock songs while Fred�s soul spirited vocals take you on a musical journey back to the days where songs ruled the landscape.

Fred�s live performances have come to garner even more praise.  Ripping through song after song, he wields his voice like a beacon�pulling, pushing and soaring in and out of every song.  With a commanding stage presence and years of road experience, Fred delivers something truly special every time.