Coreen has been lighting up stages since the age of 14, delivering powerhouse rock vocals that hit with grit, soul, and fire. She’s toured across the U.S., Asia, and Europe as the lead vocalist for bands like Whole Lotta Rosies, Lynette Skynyrd/Syster Skynyrd, and Japan’s Tyed Dyed Junkies. She has also opened for major acts including The Foo Fighters, showcasing her commanding presence and high-octane energy on some of rock’s biggest stages. A three-time Best Female Rock Vocalist winner at the Rock City News Awards in Los Angeles, Coreen is known for her dynamic range - from clean, soaring highs to raw, gritty power. Every performance is a full-throttle experience that pulls the audience in and keeps them moving to the PULSE of pure rock.

Coreen Sheehan - Lead Vocals

Chris lives for loud guitars and big riffs. He jumped into the scene with Yabo Tribe in 2023, cranking out originals with plenty of grit and groove. By 2024, he was throwing down heavy licks with metal core band Forged in Fire, proving he can shred with the best of them. And because rock runs deep in his veins, he’s also a founding member of Heartbeat, a Heart tribute that’s on its way to the stage. Whether he’s melting faces with metal or paying tribute to the classics, Chris keeps the energy high and the volume higher.

Chris Orvis - Guitar, Vocals

Mary Bolner - Drums, Vocals

Mary is our heartbeat behind the kit. She’s rocked everything from studio sessions to live shows, always bringing power, precision, and a whole lotta groove. She’s kept time for Mothership- Led Zeppelin tribute and Q the Music of Queen tribute, channeling two of rock’s most legendary drummers with her own flair. Beyond that, Mary took her talent on the road - entertaining crowds across Belize and the Western Caribbean with rhythms that kept the party going all night. No matter the stage, she’s all about making the music hit hard and keeping fans moving.

Mark is the groove machine. In Boston, he laid down funky bass lines with STYMIE, a band so tight they snagged three straight nominations for Best Funk Band at the Boston Music Awards. When that ride ended, he and the crew kept the jams alive with Uncle Buzz. After moving to Cape Coral in 2015, Mark plugged into new projects like 24th Street Saints, laying tracks for their album and keeping the rock rolling. These days, he’s not just playing music - he’s building it. As co-founder of Triple 777 Studios, he helps bands rehearse, record, and capture their sound on video. Whether it’s shaking the stage with a bass line or fueling the local music scene, Mark brings the funk, the rock, and the fun.

Mark Houser - Bass, Vocals