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Ken started playing guitar and singing at the ripe age of 7 when he received his first Madeira nylon string acoustic guitar. When he was a teenager, he traded that acoustic guitar in for a BC Rich electric guitar. From that moment, he knew that music was going to be a major part of his life. He didn't learn that he was a good vocalist until being in his first couple of bands and having to sing because nobody else could. He then realized that he could sing better than he could play guitar. After a few tries at the "garage band" scene, he became the lead singer for the 80's hair band "Spoiled Rotten" and more recently the lead singer for the popular South Shore cover band, "Blind Spot". Ken is a Graphic Designer by day and handles the graphic design for the band and has also created this website.
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Tara is a professional vocalist and has played with several popular
South Shore cover bands, including Windfall, Grumpy Jones and most
recently Elbow Room. Currently finishing up a degree in Broadcasting she
is looking forward to rocking your pants off.
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One year after graduating Berklee as a drummer, Brian found himself as the rhythm guitarist and keyboardist to the New Bedford-based band, Cobblestone Groove. After a four-year stint rocking the dockside club scene, Brian switched to freelance jazz gigs, playing guitar and drums. Now he’s rocking it out on lead guitar and keyboards and lovin’ every minute of it!
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Ed is a very talented bass player with a solid back up voice. A perfectionist musically, he has been playing bass his whole life. Ed was previously in the popular South Shore bands Impact and Blind Spot. |
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The founding member of the band “Blind Spot” Darren has been drumming since the early 80’s performing in and around Boston with former bands SYZYGY, “Go Figure” and playing with several bands as a hired musician which is exactly how he has wound up here! Leaving a 6 year hiatus to join Too Loud was a no- brainer. “Music is a huge part of my life whether I’m playing it or just listening. My internal beat starts when my feet hit the floor in the morning and it goes from there, it never leaves”. A serious musician, he tries not to take too much seriously and likes to keep a laid back attitude. Drumming is one of the best forms of “Darren Time” there is!
To see Darren's setup, CLICK HERE |
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