David Brown
(guitar, vocals, mandolin, arranger, occasional spoons)

David loves playing guitar on sunny afternoons and imagining his audience only speaks Irish.

Greg Peterson
(flute, whistle, vocals, percussion)

He didn't have to buy his first flute... he was born with it. We're not sure how that is possible, but we have learned that Greg is the impossible.

Mark DePaolis
(drums, bodhran, congas, anything you can hit, clang or bang.)

Mark doesn't want to work, he "just wants to bang on the drum all day."

Jerome Bokelmann
(bass, vocals)

Jerome is the winner of the 2005 "Out of Ireland Potato Bake Off." When not playing his Kelly Irish bass, he's whipping up new recipes. Soon to be published is his new self help book "How I Would Survive a Potato Famine."

Maggie McEneny
(Irish drum)

Maggie takes drumming not just in a new direction, she takes it in every direction. Known for her flair with the Irish drum, she also does "sessions" with the Tyco drum, the Tshang du, the Bougarabou... to mention a few.

Larry Berqual
(harmonica, this and that)

When he was asked as a child what he wanted to be, he would always say "a pirate." He still imagines himself wearing a patch over an eye and playing his concertina on a pirate flag boasting ship.

Matt Caron
(fiddle)

In addition to Matt teaching fiddle, conducting orchestras, and helping little ones find appreciation for fine music, he is an acclaimed advocate and Master of fiddle reform. Matt's innovative "101 Uses for the Domestic Fiddle" is a must have conversation starter.

Sean McRoberts
(bagpipes)

Sean has played "the pipes" since being a wee little lad. His family tried to steer him into something respectful like Medicine. He just wants to rock all night with the band. When present, he elevates the music to new levels of intensity, energy, and decibels. Ear plugs not included.