Jonathan Moody
- Denver, CO
- Singing Guitarist
- 44 Verified Bookings
Laura H. said “They were on time, they took many requests, and their music was fantastic. We will hire Jonathan and his band again!”
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The Guilty Bystanders is an exciting 4 piece band performing in the southwest area (based in Tucson). They cover a variety of material from "Original Americana" to "Country & Rock" covers that will have you up and dancing or kicked back and listening.
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Price Range: $500.00 per show plus travel
We call ourselves The Guilty Bystanders. We play lively, original music that would probably be best described as progressive Americana style music with a southern flavor. Put more simply, we refer to it as Southern-Western. John Grant sings and plays guitar with Greg Oomens on bass guitar, Mark Whitehead playing pedal steel, and Darnton Lewis on drums. We can be marketed as a truly authentic regional music act doing very palatable original material (we will do a few classic R&R/Country covers if required). The song quality and variety, lively rhythms and stage presence make for a great musical act. We can perform acoustic or electric or both. People remember the words and melodies. They may enjoy just listening or folks can dance to our music.
John Grant | vocals, guitar |
Darnton Lewis | drums |
Greg Oomens | bass |
Mark Whitehead | pedal steel guitar |
Laura H. said “They were on time, they took many requests, and their music was fantastic. We will hire Jonathan and his band again!”
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