Members: Zach Rowell, lead guitarist, keyboards, vocals
Sean Murphy, bassist
Chance Martineau, guitarist
Tyler Dahl, drummer

Website: www.zachrowell.net 
Face book: www.facebook.com/benjamin.zachary.rowell 
Contact: Patti Rowell, 253-906-3825

This band is a dynamic group of young musicians who have extensive experience performing live on public and private stages. The Zach Rowell Band can bring a crowd to their feet; don't let their ages make you doubt that for a moment. Zach, Sean, and Chance have performed more than 25 shows at the Washington State Fair, including a performance on the Showplace Stage in 2010 as a band under a different name. Their original rock music sounds like Foo Fighters and Nickelback. They have performed live shows at many local establishments including, Louie G's Pizzeria, Stonegate Pizza, and The Swiss Pub among other public and private venues.

Zach Rowell is a professionally trained singer/songwriter/musician. He has studied piano and guitar from the age of 7 and his vocal training is with renown Susan Carr. He recently recorded his first EP at Robert Lang Studios containing 6 of his original works. He is a junior at Stadium High School and is a third year member of "Ars Nova," Stadium's show choir. Ars Nova won the three top National Awards last year in the Worldstrides Heritage Festival. He is also a student at Seattle Talent for acting and modeling.
Sean Murphy studies bass at The Federal Way School of Music and he takes vocal lessons with Dr. Barry Johnson at PLU. He is a Junior at Stadium High School and is a second year member of Ars Nova.
Chance Martineau is a talented self taught guitarist. He has been playing guitar since the age of 10. He is a junior at Todd Beamer High School.
Tyler Dahl is a self taught drummer since the age of 4. He is a junior at Washington High School and is a member of its marching band, jazz band, and drum line.
 

Emily Taylor Randolph is the curly-haired girl from the small town of Eatonville, WA. Now 14, she has been singing since before she won her first singing contest at the age of 8, when she won the title of South Hill Mall Idol, at Puyallup’s South Hill Mall. Emily has been entertaining at venues around the Northwest ever since.
Emily started performing on stage at age 4 entering dance competitions which quickly turned into song and dance by age 7. By age 9, she started performing at fairs and festivals and has been coming back almost every year to places like The Puyallup Fair, Victorian Country Christmas, and venues at the Seattle Center.
Emily also enjoys musical theater. Two of her favorite roles so far have been as ‘The Artful Dodger’ in Astra’s production of “Oliver” and as the beloved orphan ‘Annie’ in Stage Door’s production of “Annie” the musical. Recently she finished the role of “Ariel” in Footloose which was a blast for her!
Last year, Emily had the amazing opportunity to be chosen as a top 10 semi-finalist in King 5 TV’s “You’ve Got Talent” and was interviewed and sang on New Day Northwest and Evening Magazine. Top Radio Personality Fitz from 100.7 “The Wolf” also played one of Emily’s songs on his morning radio show.

Emily is currently working on writing more of her own songs, performing with her new band Innocent Bystander, as well as performing acoustically with just her voice and guitar at venues such as Louie G’s Pizzeria, the Swiss Pub, and other public and private venues.

Her new CD, “Here We Go Again” which she recorded in Nashville, was released on March 31st, 2012. It can be found on I tunes, Cdbaby.com and other online stores, and by contacting us directly.
The songs off this EP caught the attention of some major record labels in Nashville, and Emily had a chance to meet with some of them in April. She just went back to Nashville in August to record some new demo tunes for the labels to listen to. Watch for great things in the future from this up and coming teen sensation! Stay updated on shows and upcoming events at https://www.facebook.com/EmilyRandolphMusic
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