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Jerry Wade Band Manager: Dan Wright [email protected] 571-277-3984 Cell JERRY WADE BAND “Turning country into a dynamic new sound” The Jerry Wade Band consists of two primary members with a combined 30 years plus in music performing to crowds all over the Eastern and Southern areas. The band has become a household name well known for their Country / Southern Rock inimitable style. The lead performer and song writer Mr. Jerry Wade has been singing since he could walk, just like every artist; but music doesn't make an artist, hard work, self determination and perseverance does. He's been dealt a good hand of friends and family that has allowed Mr. Wade to pursue his dream. The band is known for being the real-deal performing originals and cover tunes by some of today’s hottest artist. They're new country and old country all wrapped up with enchanting personalities to boot. The Jerry Wade Band is hard core country with a whole lotta Southern Rock mixed with a hint of older country. When any fan young or old comes to a show they can expect to be dazzled by the amazing vocal vitality of each member. The band’s goal is to persevere what is working and to make a promise to make changes in order to keep it one of the most sought after and hottest country music acts around. If you are looking for a high energy, take no prisoners band to entertain, then this is the band for you. From current country hits to the old-school country, they play it, from Southern Rock to Country Rock they deliver. They even throw in a little soul and R&B to keep you moving. The band makes each and every performance personal and up close for the crowd. Jerry Wade Band Manager: Dan Wright [email protected] 571-277-3984 Cell Band Members: Vocals / Acoustic Guitar: Jerry Wade Influences: Too many to list! History: A Native of Woodbridge Virginia, with nearly 150 shows per year over the past several years, affording him a solid fan base. With multiple venue sell-out shows and many national act opening opportunities including Tyler Farr, Justin Moore, Frankie Ballard, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Kentucky Headhunters, John Michael Montgomery, a Country Show Down finalist and Nashville recording artist. Recently released an EP of originals “Only In The Country” available on iTunes, Google Play and many other online outlets and streaming media sites worldwide. Bass Guitar and Vocals: Dan Wright Influences: Lynyrd Skynyrd, AC/DC, Foghat, Bob Seger, John Cougar Melencamp, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Hank Williams Sr., Hank Jr., Travis Tritt, Garth Brooks and many more. History / Background: Hailing from Michigan, played music in the Mississippi gulf coast area, Florida, and now Virginia. Leaned how to play guitar by watching his father and around the age of 10, was introduced to the Bass guitar. He has been playing the bass as a primary instrument since. ‘I always strive to have a great time entertaining and will probably die behind a microphone and a guitar strapped across my shoulders’. In addition, Dan is an Air Force vet of 8 years currently living near Lake Anna VA. Lead, Rhythm and Vocals: Kyle (Hurricane) Byrd Influences: Great guitarists - from roots players like Duane Allman, Dickie Betts, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Warren Haynes, Brent Mason, Vince Gill, Jimmy Page, Joe Walsh, Jimi Hendrix, Roger McGuinn, Rick Derringer, James Burton, Mike Campbell, Michael Landau, George Harrison, and Eric Clapton to progressive players like Alan Holdsworth and Steve Howe to record producers like George Martin, Tom Dowd, Eddie Offord, Alan Parsons, Todd Rundgren, Quincy Jones, and Brian Wilson. History: Grew up in Southwest Virginia with a love of 1960s and 1970s rock. Was originally mesmerized by the rhythm tracks and started playing bass at age 14. Graduated to playing guitar while in college working in rock and jazz groups. Has continued to play guitar and bass with over 40 years playing thousands of jobs from a wide range of venues including regional concerts. Over the years, has developed a love of all types of music, but enjoy playing rhythmic and melodic music fused with smooth vocal harmonies. ‘My goal is to always bring a high-quality audio and performance experience to a live audience’ Jerry Wade Band Manager: Dan Wright [email protected] 571-277-3984 Cell Lead, Rhythm and Vocals: Linda (Lin) Shay Influences: Jennifer Batten,Greg Howe, Martin Taylor, Tony Macalpine, Andy Timmons, Kiko Loureiro, John Jorgenson, Brent Mason and so many more. History: Linda taught guitar lessons at Riff Raff Music and Todd Guitar's Etc. Competed in the Gospel Music Association taking 2nd place in the band competition, recorded a couple of albums with Ric Cori and 24 Wet Feet, opened up for Jennifer Batten as a solo artist, participated in the all-female blues revue playing saxophone and played in various cover bands ranging in multiple styles such as Metal, Gypsy Jazz, Gospel, Classic Rock and Country. ‘I Always enjoy learning and listening to other musicians’ Percussion: Buddy Dulaney Influences: Gene Krupa, Mike Botts, Paul Riddle, John Bonham, Ray Charles, Stevie Ray Vaughan, and Marshall Tucker Band among others. History: Buddy was raised in Southern Maryland along with 9 brothers and sisters but has lived most of his adult life in Virginia. He learned to play drums and other percussion instruments in his middle and high school bands. After a 33-year career in public service, he has returned to his musical roots and once again enjoys making music with good friends. Jerry Wade Band Manager: Dan Wright [email protected] 571-277-3984 Cell JWB Typical Set List Truck Jerry Wade Long Haired Country Boy Cruise Florida Georgia Line In Color Jamey Johnson Neon Moon Brooks and Dunn Lot Of Leavin Dirks Bentley Should Have Been A Cowboy Toby Keith Chicken Fried Zack Brown Band Pride and Joy Here's A Quarter Call Someone.. Travis Tritt Troubadour George Strait Fishing In The Dark Nitty Gritty Dirt Band She's Country Jason Aldean Only In The Country Jerry Wade Sweet Home Alabama Lynyrd Skynyrd Put Your Hands Up Jerry Wade Hillbilly Shoes Montgomery Gentry Sure Be Cool If You Did Blake Shelton Family Tradition Hank Jr. Whiskey Bent and Hell Bound Hank Jr. Folsom Prison Blues Johnny Cash Friends In Low Places Garth Brooks Drink A Beer Luke Bryan Every Rose Has Its Thorn Poison Put Some Drive In Your Country Travis Tritt Thats My Kind Of Night Luke Bryan Hard To Handle Black Crows Right Where I Need To Be Gary Allen Country Must Be Country Wide Brantly Guilbert Old Red Blake Sheldon Crazy Girl Eli Young Band Jerry Wade Band Manager: Dan Wright [email protected] 571-277-3984 Cell Boot Scootin Boogie Brooks and Dunn Getting You Home (Black Dress) Chris Young Joker Medley Various Keep Your Hands To Yourself Georgia Satellites Save A Horse Ride A Cowboy Big & Rich Homesick Travis Tritt Summer Breeze Jerry Wade Crossfire SRV Tush ZZ Top Wipeout The Surfairs Crazy Train Ozzie Texas Flood SRV Smoke Thousand Horses Aint Worth The Whiskey Cole Swindell Mustang Sally Wilson Pickett Tulsa Time Don Williams Smooth Operator Shaday Let Her Cry Hootie and the Blowfish Almost Home Craig Morgan Best Days Jerry Wade Guitars & Cadilacs Dwight Yokum Sick In Love Jerry Wade Simple Man Lynyrd Skynyrd Sweet Child O' Mine Guns N' Roses Jerry Wade Band Manager: Dan Wright [email protected] 571-277-3984 Cell Sound Gear The Jerry Wade Band has the ability to scale based on the event/venue from a single person act (Jerry Wade), duo’s trio’s to a 4 or 5-piece full band. Below is a list of gear to support these various arrangements. For many larger or outside venues, we typically would hire a professional sound engineer and equipment to provide FOH and Stage support. We also put on events where we support and provide sound reinforcement / sound engineering for other performers. Sound Reinforcement Typical Gear Behringer X-32 Core mixer S-16 Digital Snake w/100ft Behringer X-Air XR-18 cable (Backup) JBL PRX615M (2 FOH, 2 MON) JBL PRX715 (1 MON) JBL EON 518S (FOH SUBS) Panasonic CF-19 Toughbook Apple iPad Wireless Router / AP For larger venues and outside Behringer X-32 Core mixer Behringer S-16 Snake Behringer X-Air XR-18 (Backup) JBL PRX615M (4 MON) JBL PRX715 (1 MON) JBL EON 518S (FOH SUBS) Panasonic CF-19 Toughbook Apple iPad Wireless Router / AP 2 - EV SH1810L Subs (FOH) 2 – EV SH1502ER Tops (FOH) 2 – QSC PLX3402 Power Amps DBX DriveRack – PA BBE Sonic Maximizer 362 1 – QSL PLX3002 Power Amp 2 – Yorkville ELITE ES1004 2 – Yorkville PULSE PL315 2 – Yamaha SW118 Subs (FOH 2x18 Subs (FOH if needed) (FOH Tops Backup) Backup) Mics / Stands / Misc 2 – Sennheiser e835 Vocal 2 – Shure SM57 Instrument 1 – Audix – OM-5 Vocal 1 – Sennheiser 609 Guitar 1 – Shure Beta 87A Vocal 1 – AKG – D 3800M Vocal 2 – Audix Fusion f15 Drum (OH) 3 – Audix Fusion f11 Drum 1 – Audix Fusion f10 Drum 1 – Audix Fusion F-19 Snare 1 – Shure Beta 52A Kick Drum 1 – Behringer ECM1000 Ref Mic 1 – Small Boom stand (kick) 2 – Overhead (OH) Boom stands 5 – Audix rim-clips 1 – Scissor Keyboard Stand 3 – Vocal Mic Stands 4 – Speaker / Light stands 2 – Direct Boxes Production gear 2 – Chauvet 4 Bar LED Lights 2 – Red Rotating Beacon 2 – Eliminator E111 Rotating Lights Lights 2 – Chauvet DMX Mega 1 – Dyno Fog II 8 – 4x8, 18-inch Stage Platform Strobe Bass Gear Ampeg SVT-4PRO Amp 1 – Markbass 2x10 Cabinet 1 – Markbass 1x15 Cabinet Crate BT220 Bass Amp Shure GLX-D16-Z2 Wireless (backup) (2400-2483.5 Mhz) Jerry Wade Band Manager: Dan Wright [email protected] 571-277-3984 Cell Band Plots Jerry Wade Band Manager: Dan Wright [email protected] 571-277-3984 Cell Band Plot (continued) Jerry Wade Band Manager: Dan Wright [email protected] 571-277-3984 Cell Media, Websites and Contact Information www.JerryWadeBand.com www.Facebook.com/JerryWadeBand www.ReverbNation.com/JerryWadeBand Booking: Dan Wright Email: [email protected] Phone: 571-277-3984 ReverbNation.com ePK http://www.reverbnation.com/rpk/jerrywadeband As of 12/21/2016: .
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