Allison Bordlemay: Lead Vocalist
Allison Bordlemay is a graduate of Berklee College of Music with a BA in Professional Music. Allison has been greatly awarded for her vocal and performance achievements. She was awarded First Place in both National Association of Teachers of Singing Classical and Theatre divisions, as well as the prestigious Hyatt Award for Outstanding Musicianship. Her performance career has allowed her to travel to amazing places and perform with incredible musicians, including her role as First Soprano for the Nashville Symphony in Nashville, TN. Allison has also been a featured vocalist on several nominated GRAMMY albums. In addition she is a vocal coach. Please contact her through her email at allisonbordlemay@gmail.com
Dave Coleman: Bass Guitar & Vocals
He has been playing the bass guitar for almost fifty years. His time as a musician has expanded all over the states with many amazing bands from all walks of life. Performing full time with Apple Honey Band traveling throughout New England, the South and the Midwest. He also played with the Madison, Wisconsin’s R&B funk band Ebony Funk Machine. Dave plays guitar and bass with the noted Elvis Presley tribute band; Brad Crum & BCT Legend Band and with the Times Past Band at nursing homes throughout Central, PA. When time permits, he also enjoys performing acoustically in a single, duo or trio setting. Quoted directly from Dave, “the day he stops playing music is the day they close his coffin.”
John Derk: Keyboards and Vocals
John has been part of the Pennsylvania music scene for many years. Growing up in the Susquehanna Valley, he had the opportunity to play in many of the areas local bands. He has played keyboards for local favorites, Jaysenn Grand, Jesse, Full Circle, Topaz, Bryce Canyon, Haphazard, the McKabes and the Jesse Wade Gang. John has shared the stage with national acts such as Lee Greenwood, Tracy Byrd, Jerry Reed, Ricochet, Jason Michael Carroll, and Montgomery Gentry. He has also played keyboards for Marie Levin, a national touring Reba McEntire impersonator, and has had the privilege to play keyboards with Blake Shelton and Miranda Lambert
Vaughn Hummel: Lead Guitar and Vocals
Vaughn Hummel began learning the guitar at the age of 13, and not long after that he began performing with around 20 or so groups since then. A native of Middleburg & Selinsgrove, he played in central PA bands like Jaysenn Grand, Chance, Jammer, Bad Habit, Forbidden Fruit, Triple Threat, and country groups the Southern Winds and the Range Hoods.
In 2003, he began to play the midstate area with the well known country band The McKabes. He has also played with the groups Little Rock and Bordertown, and continues to perform with the acoustic duo Ragged Edges and as a solo guitarist/vocalist.
He's eager to perform in a band again and is looking forward to gigging with the Famous Rumors Country Band.
Warren Russell: Drums
Warren began his drumming journey early on while in grade school. His parents thought he would be a natural as he spent most of his free time banging on everything he could find, they were right! He continued with lessons all through school, eventually taking part in local, state, and regional school music competitions and going on to participate in the school jazz band and other programs. His love for drums and music didn’t end there. Once out of school, he continued to seek out any opportunity to
take more lessons and any chance he could to play, and share his love of music with others. He was brought up listening to traditional country music from the 70’s, 80’s, and 90’s, and mixing in generousamounts of 70’s Disco, Blues, and of course a healthy diet of Southern Rock, to name a few. You can often find influences of these in his playing. He has played in several local bands growing up in the Catskills of NY, and also while living in Chicago for several years back in the 90’s. Warren found himself in PA almost 20 years ago where he set his music aside for a time to focus on his family and career goals. Having a firm grasp on those he picked his sticks up again and now looks for any opportunity to get people up and dancing