The Family

FAMILY MEMBERS:
 
Kylie Stuckey –  The sassy front woman of the band, this girl's pipes will blow your mind! She hails from a family of Rock'N'Rollers and was singing before she could talk. To top it all off, she can whip up some mean Tex Mex. 

Josh Kilcoyne –  This bearded fellow is more than just an avid movie watcher. He holds the responsibility of melting faces while shredding on electric guitar. He's a damn fine engineer to boot.

Cody Goll – Known for producing the stank face to end all stank faces, we leave him in charge of slappin’ the bass, and he’s the culprit behind many of the band's shenanigans.

Adrienne Ramos – Often heard randomly meowing or seen breaking out into dance, she’s a trifecta of hidden talent. Rhythm guitar, BGVs, and even occasionally rocking out on multiple percussive instruments.

Josh Boswell – The snarky, smart-mouthed husband-to-be of the lovely Ms. Stuckey, he sets the beat behind the kit with a lot of heart and plenty of soul.  

STARTING OUT:

Stuckey had been struggling to find the right group of musicians to suit her style. She was itching to put a group together and had musicians that could play for her, but it wasn’t right. Nobody really stuck out to her or clicked the right way yet.  She wasn’t interested in just playing with people. She wanted people she could have a connection with, people who would stick around for some Waffle House after band practice, people she could relate to and build close relationships with. She couldn’t help but feel a little discouraged.
Things began to turn around, though, when her fiancé, Josh Boswell, finally decided to take the chance and move to Music City with her.  She was absolutely ecstatic. They had been having a long distance relationship for two years, and now they could finally start their life together. The whole time they were apart, they had dreamed of performing together. Almost every time she came to Kansas City, they would go to the basement and jam. Every chance they had to play music together, they would. He’d groove on drums; she’d get out the guitar, and just sing. And they would stay down there for hours and hours at a time, just playing, laughing, and wasting the day away with music.

Stuckey had played with countless talented drummers at Belmont, but it just wasn’t the same as when she was home jamming with him. She didn’t know anyone who had more soul on drums than Boswell and she didn’t want anybody else.
She now had the starting piece of her dream band.

AND SO BEGIN THE SHENANAGINS:

After the 2013 school year started, things weirdly fell into place. When Kilcoyne approached her about playing out Nashville, she was taken aback. She had no idea that he was such a developed musician, but honestly it’s no surprise. Belmont is full of hidden musical talent. So, they decided to take a test run. They rounded up their friends (Goll and Ramos) and performed their very first gig together at the Curb Café. And that was that.
It started off as just one show, but they realized that they had way too much fun to stop at just one. Now they’ve been regularly gigging around Nashville, Atlanta, and Kansas City and have been rocking out every chance they get. The band’s chemistry on- and off-stage is definitely no less than entertaining.  They say, it’s because of their friendship. They were close before, but playing together definitely took their relationship to the next level. With the announcement of a new EP, the band is kicking it into overdrive as they head into the new year, 2015. Filled with passion and drive, this band is ready to break boundaries and bring REAL Rock N’ Roll back to the Millennials.