Paddywak

Paddywak is a Jagermeister sponsored band. The band members earned this sponsorship after meeting a local Jagermeister representative after ordering shots of Jager during one of their shows. The band had no idea Jagermeister was there, by coincidence the drummer Christopher Rosier and bassist Bill Kahler ordered the shots sitting right next to their representative. Jagermeister has loved Paddywak ever since. After selling out of Jagermeister at several clubs and promoting Jagermeister at their shows such as; First Night York and live performances at the York Halloween Parade, playing live on a float made by the band. In February 2006, Jagermeister has made Paddywak an official Jager sponsored band by signing Paddywak to a 5 year contract. This sponsorship has earned Paddywak a spot on one of the many Jagermeister sponsored music tours.

Final line up of the band was formed in 2004 when fate reunited Paddywak drummer Christopher Rosier with bassist Bill Kahler, and guitarist Scott Hearn, long time friends and former band mates. Front man Tad Davis, original Paddywak member and long time friend of the reunited trio completes the quartet’s unparalleled membership. The chemistry between the four life long musicians, and their work ethic combined with an unrelenting desire to succeed has contributed to create their debut 12 song CD “No Bones About It”.

Paddywak set out to create an original full length CD comprised of various styles of commercial rock. “The last thing we want to do is make a record where all the songs sound alike”. Upon completion of “No Bones About It”, we realized we reached our goal, from hard rocking tunes such as Got Your Number and Fate to ballads like Dear Dad . “No Bones About It” truly has something for everyone. Paddywak’s unique style of song writing and the members wide variety of influences makes this a must have CD.
Their powerful originals and their ability to recreate cover songs for their club shows has made Paddywak a top notch live performance band. Tad Davis’ powerful vocals and on stage antics combined with Scott Hearns’ unrivaled guitar work, Christopher Rosier and Bill Kahlers’ tight knit and booming rythm chops make for an unforgettable live performance.

Paddywak has caught the attention of local radio stations and their on air personalities as well as the general public, being recognized by people at malls, stores, etc. It is just a matter of time until Paddywak realizes its goal of national exposure.