The Usual Suspects formed in 1998 as a jazz trio and have transformed into a broad spectrum jazz group. The group has been known to perform in the traditional jazz trio format playing jazz and pop standards around the Midwest area; however the Suspects can also take on the form of smooth jazz or become an R&B group, featuring vocalists and horns. The Usual Suspects always stay true to its core members and the essence of the music it plays. The group performs in nightclubs, restaurants, and private venues for special events. The Usual Suspects are available as a jazz duo (bass, piano), jazz trio or jazz quartet.

Made up of three of the five members of Vote for Pedro — one of Saint Louis’ most popular party bands — Jeff Faulkner (acoustic guitar, vocals), Eric Wulff (vocals, percussion) and Paul Kriege (keyboards) formed Three Pedros as an opportunity to perform even more of their favorite tunes, but with a slightly different vibe. Whether you’re in the mood to dance, sing along, or just kick back and listen while sharing a few drinks with friends, then Three Pedros is just what you're looking for. With acoustic melodies and fluid keys coupled with rock-solid harmonies, they cover every genre from folk and rock ‘n’ roll to dance, pop and even country. 

Vote for Pedro can be easily summed up in two words: EXPERIENCED PROFESSIONALS. While most local musicians were cutting their teeth in the basement or playing bottom-feeder local gigs, the members of Vote for Pedro were touring regionally and nationally in support of their respective releases. The band features former Lost Parade and Soul Kiss member Jeff Faulkner (guitar, vox), former Lost Parade drummer Mex, and former Missile Silo Suite bassist Chris Boslett. Mix in Eric Wulff (Area 51, My 2 Planets) on vocals and Josh Hamer on boards, guitar and vocals, and you have what we like to refer to as quite possibly the world's greatest cover band. Individually, the guys have played to packed houses in local venues including the Duck Room, Cicero's, the Pageant, Mississippi Nights, Riverport/UMB Pavillion, and the American Theater. Not to mention opening spots for such notable acts as Blue October, Foo Fighters, the GO-GOs, Green Day, PointFest, Rick Springfield, The Urge and ZZ Top. And let's not forget the regional and national radio air play. While other cover bands stick to one genre, Vote for Pedro covers the whole spectrum of popular music. Their set list contains such modern rock bands as The Killers, U2, Red Hot Chili Peppers, and Jet. They also throw in a touch of classic rock by the likes of Queen, Cheap Trick, AC/DC, and Tom Petty.

Whiskey Drive is a high energy band playing a big variety of popular rock and country hits that will rock your socks off…tunes you can dance to and some you can sing along with!  They don’t just come and play your party, they bring the party.  From casinos to corporate events to party weddings, we specialize in helping create those memories people will talk about for years!  Our members are friendly people that will be a part of your event, not just “the band”.  As many have said, “There ain’t no party like a Whiskey Drive party.”  #GetYourWhiskeyOn

Whiskey Morning is a five-piece country band with some of the best musicians in the Midwest. Suzy Bacino (guitar, vocals, original songwriter), Bob Breidenbach on pedal steel/lap steel and vocals, Michael Eisenbeis (vocals and guitar), Kevin Gagnepain on bass, and Adam White on drums, take country to a whole new level.

Suzy Bacino, guitar and vocals. Suzy is the founder of Whiskey Morning Band and a singer-songwriter with a deep love of country music. She has been playing in the St. Louis music scene since 2010. Suzy is also a co-founder with WMB bandmate Michael Eisenbeis of the original Americana band Fine to Drive (www.finetodriveband.com).

Michael Eisenbeis, guitar and vocals. Michael has played in many notable St. Louis bands for the past 25 years, including The Nukes, Shooting With Annie, The Who-Band, and The Lodge Brothers. Michael is also a co-founder with WMB bandmate Suzy Bacino of the original Americana band Fine to Drive (www.finetodriveband.com).

Bob Breidenbach, lap steel, pedal steel and vocals. Bob is a native St. Louisan who has played professionally since the 70s. Playing all over the country, from California to Louisville and Texas in between, he has played with the likes of Vince Gill and John Hartford, honing his dobro and lap steel skills. He plays all types of genres but his fortes include country and bluegrass but also swing and jazz. The bands he has been in include The Road Apples, The Bluegrass Alliance, The Lazy River, The Orbits, The Lonesome Pines, Colonel Ford, The Palominos, The Western Satellites, Mama Tried and Whiskey Morning.

Kevin Gagnepain, bass. This veteran musician is a founding member of Stir, El Monstero, Joe Dirt, Shooting with Annie and others.

Adam White, drums. Adam has toured with many national acts as well as being an active session drummer and appearing on recordings with Tiffany, John Waite, Randy Brecker, Sonny Landrith and The Born Again Floozies. Adam has worked with producers such as Steve Albini (Nirvana, Robert Plant, The Pixies), Charlie Peacock (Switchfoot), Steve Millikan (Ray Boltz, Bill Gaither) and J.J. Wiesler (Jonathan Richman, Chuck Prophet). Adam has played on numerous music publishing sessions for Warner Bros., Hal Leonard, Shawnee Press and Alfred Music. Adam has recently been on tour with Grammy award winning gospel singer Sandi Patty.

Awarded 2017 A-List Southern Style Band of the Year by St. Louis Magazine!