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left to right - Jake Brown, Bass Luke Tallon, Drums Jake Moffat, Vocals/Acoustic Don Fahrny, Lead Guitar/Harmony Jake Moffat Band The Jake Moffat Band - Jake Moffat, a native of Stillwater, has been on the music scene for the last ten years as a singer/songwriter, and has played all over Oklahoma andTexas. Moffat has shared the stage with No Justice, Stoney Larue, Cody Canada, Mike McClure, Jason Boland, Reckless Kelly, Jack Ingram, Texas Jack, Cross Canadian Ragweed, Bleu Edmondson, Wade Bowen, Telegraph Canyon, Sara Jaffe, Harris and Ryden, The Red Dirt Rangers, Scott Copeland, Badwater, and most recently Ellis Paul. He formed the band Remede and played for several years. After taking time off Jake re-focused on his dream, writing new material and then forming a new band with a new direction. The Jake Moffat Band is a giant step forward. It’s something that Jake has been wanting for a long time, and he is now joined by 3 very talented musicians that bring a high level of professionalism and talent to table. Jake Brown, a monster bass player, has played with numerous musicians and bands is truly the backbone of the band’s music. Don Fahrney, lead guitarist, with his amazing leads and fills, is one of the top lead players and adds the soul to Jake Moffat’s soulful lyrics with solid harmonies. Luke Tallon brings a great solid drum line and his talent is amazing! He is a gifted artist who plays most instruments and has played with many local artists as well. The band presents a high energy, fast paced, professional show with lots of great covers and very good originals who will rock your house from start to finish. The Jake Moffat Band would love to play for you and your venue! Electronic Press Kit - sonicbids.com/JakeMoffatBand - Website: jakemoffat.com Booking: Talent Agent - Heather - Cell:405.338.8120 Email: [email protected] Payne County Line Promotions Stillwater, OK 74074.

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