Ian McGaw
vocals

Ian brings a clubland pedigree forged in Liverpool's legendary '90s house scene. He began DJing at 17, held a seven-year residency at Baa Bar soundtracking the pre-parties for Cream and Medication, and joined the Ministry of Sound Tour in 1999. With more than three decades behind the decks, he brings dancefloor instinct, deep musical knowledge and the spirit of Liverpool's club culture to the band's sound.

Catherine Howard
vocals

Catherine has been performing since the age of five. As a singer and dancer she has entertained audiences around the world with P&O Cruises as part of The Stadium Theatre Company, appeared in many pantomimes and summer seasons, and sung with various bands, most recently The Poppies. TV credits include BBC1, ITV and Channel 4.

Adam Hall
bass

A lifelong bass player with a passion for pop-funk, Adam's journey began in the 1980s with school friends in synth-pop band Soft Option. He later formed Sandman with his brother Oli and three close friends, gigging extensively across the North West as a respected live covers band.

Oli Hall
guitar, saxophone, vocals

Adam's younger brother is a multi-instrumentalist, playing guitar and saxophone and singing lead on many songs. He is also the band's technical expert on all things audio.

Nick Arnott
drums

Wallasey-born Nick, who also plays with Like A Hurricane, provides the heartbeat of the band and doubles as its manager.

Tom Hutchinson
keyboards, musical director

Tom plays keyboards – lots of them. Classically trained, with a background in musical theatre and a lifetime in rock and jazz bands, including originals band The Lunar Pull, he ensures the arrangements are top notch.