Banging covers
in full bloom

Queen had Freddie Mercury, the Rolling Stones had Mick Jagger, and the Heavy Petals have Jamie Day. Jamie is sensational: a unique tone, a lower range for a female vocalist and volumes of natural talent. As she's grown in confidence she's become a huge vibe on stage. Now you'll find her fist-pumping to Levels, getting the crowd on a rocket to the moon. Then again, she's known to deliver a poignant, heart-tugging message. Watch out for those!

Rob Shaff, the band's keys player, is probably the most talented untrained musician you'll ever meet. He can work out any melody by ear and could probably play 100 songs on demand. He's threatening to do it one day. He may be made of stone, but he has the heart of a teddy bear and deep wells of gees.

Kimmel is the bassist and a musical savant. A trained guitarist from a young age, he's now a grooving bassist with the hardest stank face out there. He has a pure love of music: he can fall into a trance on a single note when the band is on song, then make his guitar heroes proud by ripping a Mayer tribute or the famous Sweet Child solo. Kimmel has also had a meteoric rise as a vocal star; his flawless ear leads him into beautiful melody lines.

Nicky is not a trained drummer, yet he's superlative at the kit and able to emulate the most nuanced drum parts in the covers the band plays. He's also a vocal harmony king who can find the 3rd or 5th in any riff! Despite playing a rhythm instrument, Nicky conducts and leads many songs musically at rehearsal.

Peza grew up playing drums but is now exploring the new frontier of melody as the band's lead guitarist. He lives for the Red Hot Chili Peppers, and John Frusciante specifically; hopefully you can hear that in his playing. Thanks to some singing lessons in 2025 he's allowed a mic in front of him now, and is sometimes able to make the crowd chuckle and amp them up.