The Ollivanders

The Ollivanders are an innovative and evolutionary rock band with impressive credentials. The band performed at Al Gore's Global Live Earth concert in Washington D.C. and on the national APTN music variety show Arbor Live. The Walt Disney Company | ESPN | ABC licensed the band's music for prime time sports television broadcast on Saturday Night Football. The Ollivanders’ song WMWB was licensed and featured on APTN’s Mohawk Girls in 2014. Additional music is being licensed for other film and television productions. The band has performed at numerous festivals, events, and venues. The Ollivanders completed production of its new album TWO SUNS in August 2013.

The band first formed in the summer of 2006 at a local music store where its members, Marty Isaacs (Lead Guitar and Lead Vocals), Ryan Johnson (Bass and back-up vocals), and Ryan Mickeloff (Drums and percussion), each took lessons. They joined a band camp where they were put together by the owner of the Caledonia Music Centre, Chris Syrie. Bringing their talents together later led to the band’s rebranding as The Ollivanders in 2014. Their first album, TWO SUNS, is a product of their dedication, handwork, and many hours spent crafting each individual song. Each song is different from the next but add up to create an experience and sound that is uniquely The Ollivanders. TWO SUNS won the prestigious Native American Music Award for Best Rock Recording in 2014.