Lou Ann Price is an award-winning Texas recording artist with deep roots in country, gospel, Southern rock, and everything in between. Known for her versatility, she delivers powerful performances that resonate with any audience. As a singer/songwriter, her debut album, “I’m Falling”, earned the prestigious "Founders Award for Artistic Excellence" at the Texas Music Awards.

Ron has dedicated his life to music, performing with numerous rock and country groups. He brings a unique sense of unity to every project, using his ability to perform on multiple instruments. His skill in both singing and playing instruments has consistently elevated the sound of any ensemble, making him an invaluable asset.

Alex began his musical journey over 40 years ago in Southern California, performing in a wide range of bands across genres like jazz, funk, rock, R&B, classical, and country. His versatility and passion for live performance shine through in every show, with his soulful delivery connecting deeply with audiences. Whether on stage or in the studio, Alex’s commitment to his craft continues to inspire.

Peter is a guitarist and vocalist who has been a working professional in the Dallas/Ft. Worth area for more than 30 years. Rooted in blues and jazz, he grew up on 80’s rock and 90’s grunge. 

Ed Haas is a Dallas-based drummer known for his dynamic performances across jazz, rock, and fusion genres. He has collaborated with a diverse range of artists and is celebrated for his versatility and rhythmic precision. Ed Haas continues to be an active and influential presence in the Dallas music scene. 
 

Randy’s musical journey began with a pivotal moment watching The Beatles on TV, sparking a lifelong passion for the guitar. Deeply influenced by legendary guitarists like Duane Allman, Steve Howe, and Ritchie Blackmore, he has spent over 40 years honing his skills, performing in various bands across diverse genres developing a deep classic rock catalog. 
 

Matt's musical journey began at age 6, captivated by the sound of the organ. At 12, he added guitar to his repertoire, further expanding his skills. A turning point came when the music of Ken Hensley (Uriah Heep), Reese Wynans (Double Trouble), and the Hammond B3 sound of Three Dog Night reignited his passion for the organ and live performance.