Brother Rock

Andy Gerome, guitarist/vocalist hailing from Cleveland, Ohio has many accolades to his credit. From singing and playing guitar for the legendary "Savoy Brown" to vocal performances on TV/Movie scores, Andy has worn, and worn well, many hats in the music world.
Not just a musician/singer/composer, Andy has produced and engineered for many industry luminaries, nationally and internationally. Included in this list is his own Solo album," Miles of Horizon", an intriguing instrumental journey into Blues Rock and Jazz.
Andy brings a mature and yet vibrant energy to Brother Rock and his Solo work. Somethings have to be learned with time and experience, and obviously Andy has learned well.

Randy Gabbard, guitarist/vocalist is, in a phrase a "Dedicated Rocker", who has been playing this game for many, many years. From the Cincinnati area, he proudly waves the flag of "Industrial Belt Rock-n-Roll", and has done so over most of the U.S. and Canada.
From back-up musician to Frontman/Solo performer, Randy has seen the music industry from just about every angle. As founder of Brother Rock, he has brought this dedication and scope to a band after his own heart, literally. Working with his sons in a Rock-n-roll outfit has proven to be the culmination of a 30+ year search. Tapping into the energy of youth, the "Old Man" has a fresh focus and vitality........and it ROCKS. Lucky him and lucky us!!!!!

These Sons we spoke of are Stephen(drums) and Jackson(bass). Though left to their own career devices, by order of their mother(with threats of bodily harm, because one musician in the family is enough) these youngest installments to the family nonetheless emerged with a growing interest in music.
Stephen began drumming as an early teenager. Now twenty-one, he has progressed rapidly, with influences from Aerosmith to Fear Factory to Faith No More. Having played in metal bands for years, Stephen's full range of ability has remained untapped. A range more fully exploited as he lays down the rock and blues beats for Brother Rock.

As a bass player, Jackson began on a whim, playing a bass left over by the bass player in his first band, in which he played keyboards. Fascinated by the possibilities of the instrument, Jackson's influences include Free, Primus, James Gang, and the Deftones.
The brothers have played together since they began playing, sharing the stage for years in their former groups, Buckfifty, Persona, and Brokenvein. Now, the two form the well-jelled rhythm section for Brother Rock.