Band Bios
Michael Bowman
Guitar, Guitar Synth, Vocals
Michael hails from Kalamazoo Michigan where at a young age he was overwhelmed by the experience of seeing the Beatles on the Ed Sullivan show. After much coaxing, he finally got his first guitar. By the time he was six months out of high school, Michael was traveling the midwest playing in small clubs six nights a week. In the 80's, he quit the road life and settled back in Kalamazoo where he stayed, playing in local bands, until moving to Las Vegas in 2002.
Arriving in Vegas, the first musician he met was Robbie Murphy. That little bit of serendipity led to Michaels participation in Finnegan's Wake. It also led to his love of all things Irish. The music, the beer, the culture, the beer, the food, (did I mention the beer?)
During his 30+ year professional career, Michael has shared billing with: Eric Burdon and the Animals, The Tubes, Badfinger, The Guess Who, April Wine and Double Trouble among others.
Also, Michael is our resident Beatle nut and will talk your ear off about them at a moments notice.
Lez Warner
Lez Warner: Drums, Vocals
. Lez was a member of the band “THE CULT” in their golden age and has been a session drummer and toured all over the world. He has appeared on “Saturday Night Live”, “The Joan Rivers Show” and a host of other shows including a stint with "Spinal Tap" (he didn't die!!!) at the Beacon theatre in New York City. In Vegas, Lez is best known for creating the band “The Limey Bar Stewards” who play the “Hard Rock” hotel and the “House of Blues”, and he put the band “US-UK” together for Greg Thompson’s show at the Rio, “EROCKTICA” live.
Sean Kennedy
Bass, Vocals
Sean’s musical background begins at age 3 when he started studying piano and music theory. Picking up bass and guitar in his teens, Sean has been rocking all over the world ever since.
He spent eight years touring and playing bass with Joan Jett and the Blackhearts including appearances on Late Night with David Letterman and The Tonight Show with Jay Leno. Sean has also played bass with Nena and Bobby Sherman as well as a long stint playing keyboards with Peter Noone of Herman’s Hermits fame.
He’s played on numerous movie soundtracks including Shrek and appeared in the movie Boogie Boy
Myron Stewart
Fiddle, Mandolin, Guitar
Myron O. Stewart began playing violin and guitar at the age of ten, winning several prestigious fiddling contests. He received a music scholarship to the University of Arizona where he played in the Symphony Orchestra.
Myron has played for the President of the United States and the President of Mexico as well as other dignitaries. He played fiddle in the made-for-TV movie "The New Maverick".
After moving to Las Vegas, under the management of George Carlin, he appeared on the Tonight Show. Myron played fiddle for four years with recording artist Tammy Gram.
Myron has also toured internationally in Ireland as well as various festivals and concerts across the country.