Ok Boomer Band

Great Songs
Great Singing
Great Fun

We play the "Baby Boomer " role with banter, and audience interaction. Although any age group will appreciate the musicianship and vocals, the songs really hit home with the 50-70 crowd.

The OK Boomer Band
OK Boomer is the latest evolution of a trio which formed in 2007,
when the established rhythm section of drummer, Jeff Degitz, and
bassist, Bob Sweigert, invited guitarist, John Escosa to join them. All
three musicians are also singers and, ultimately, it is their vocal
collaboration which sets the group apart from the rest of the field.
Jeff Degitz is the visionary who has established the essentially
acoustic format, in which the band currently presents a variety of
material ranging from traditional pop songs through more contemporary
country stylings, a bit of bluegrass material, and some classic rock
standards. Jeff has a long list of credits, having anchored a number of
regionally well-known bands since beginning his professional music
career as a young teen. He is a superb musician and percussionist, and
creates an unmistakable, huge pocket from which the band’s sound
delivers its crowd-pleasing presentation. Jeff’s singing voice is
distinctive and captivating.
Bob Sweigert, who was a founding member of the well-known
“Junkyard Band”, is an accomplished bassist. Along with Jeff, he
creates a foundation for the group’s extraordinary feel. Bob is also the
groups technical director , adding his skills in music production to
ensure that the bands presentation is clear and clean.
John Escosa is the guitarist/vocalist who helped establish
Endgame as one of the premier cover bands in the tri-state region as
early as 1972. He has performed with many regionally and nationally
acclaimed groups since his professional music career began in the late
1960s.
Jeff, Bob and John bring a level of musicianship to the stage
which is rarely heard in a “local/regional” band. You will want to sing
along, dance and revel in wonderful music which has brought meaning
to your life, as you enjoy The OK Boomer Band.
Great Songs!
Great Singing!
Great Memories!

We try to make this part of a show simple. But we do require electricity. Minimum 2 20 amp circuits.
Some kind of tent or cover if the performance is outside. Acoustic guitars do not do well in sun or rain. A flat clean stage at least 16 x8 . If we are an opening act we can easily setup in front of a headliner backline.

We carry our own stage equipment including mixer. Most often we provide the FOH mix as well, and we carry an extra IPAD for the house engineer to make adjustments. We do not carry a "splitter snake" and we do not expect the sound engineer to use one or need one with us. We provide at stereo audio feed that can go straight to the house systems.