Sheldon Clark is a proud Native American of the Cherokee tribe and a seasoned professional guitarist whose journey began at the tender age of 8. By the early 80s, he was playing in various high school bands, including the hair metal band Beast. At 17, Sheldon started teaching guitar at a local music store in his hometown of Sapulpa, Oklahoma.

In addition to his teaching career, Sheldon has composed numerous original songs and is credited on IMDb for creating the soundtrack to the horror film "Toe Tags." His musical prowess has led him to perform with renowned musicians such as Derek St. Holmes (Ted Nugent), Charlie Huhn (Foghat), and Pat Travers.

Sheldon has also opened for notable acts including Dwight Twilley, Winger, John Cafferty and the Beaver Brown Band, Alex Lightwood (Santana), Johnny Edwards (Foreigner), Bekka Bramlett and Billy Burnett (Fleetwood Mac), John Elefante (Kansas), Kevin Chalfant (Journey), John Schlitt (Head East), and Fran Cosmo (Boston).

Currently, Sheldon performs weekly acoustic shows with various vocalists in the Tulsa area. He continues to share his expertise by teaching group guitar and ukulele classes for local homeschool co-ops and offering private lessons at Foyil Music Studio in Owasso. Recently, he took on the role of lead band director for School of Rock Tulsa, further cementing his influence in the local music scene.

Dale Thompson picked up the guitar at age 11 and quickly found his calling, performing at his first local venue by 15. His unwavering passion for music has kept him playing ever since. By the age of 22, Dale began touring nationally, showcasing his talents across the country.

He has played with several regional bands, including New Country Revolution, which won Spot Music Awards for Best Regional Country Album and Best Regional Country Act. In 2000, Dale took his music overseas on a tour for U.S. troops, performing across the Middle East and Europe, including on the deck of a U.S. Destroyer ship. His contributions were recognized with numerous awards.

Dale also plays guitar and sings for the local band Bottoms Up, which was named Best Blues Band in Tulsa in 2017. Throughout his career, he has had the honor of opening for national acts such as Head East, Foghat, Cub Coda, Ted Nugent, Keith Urban, Brad Paisley, Clay Walker, Kenny Chesney, Tracy Byrd, Tracy Lawrence, Mark Chesnutt, and many others. Dale’s journey through music is marked by his dedication and versatility, making him a standout bassist and performer.

Wilfredo Cesar Nanita "Fredo"

Born in the Dominican Republic in 1974, Wilfredo Caesar Nanita, fondly known as "Fredo," has been a staple in the music scene since he began performing at the young age of nine. As a highly skilled keyboardist, Fredo has lent his talents to a variety of national and international artists, including Claudio Cohen, Patricia Pereyra, Xiomara Fortuna, Víctor Víctor, Tribu del Sol, and Jenny Lebow. His versatile style has also seen him perform alongside rock legends like Pat Travers, Derek St. Holmes, and Charles Huhn.

Fredo's musical journey is marked by his collaborations with numerous local bands, such as IO, Fuzz, Tribe of Souls, Vaje Senet, Citizen Mundi, JetSet Kings, Fuzed, and Soul Shakers. Beyond his prowess on the keyboard, Fredo is also proficient in playing the Stick (bass) and the Djembe, showcasing his broad musical capabilities and deep passion for rhythm and melody.

Scott "FatCat" Fetgatter is a Native American of the Choctaw tribe and a House Representative in the great State of Oklahoma. Scott discovered his passion for drumming in middle school at age 13. Just a year later, he formed his first rock band, Dweez, and performed at numerous local teen towns and festivals throughout his school years. It was during this time that friends gave him the nickname "FatCat," a moniker that has stayed with him ever since.

In 1987, Scott joined the band Stallion, and by 1988, they had relocated to California, where they played at many clubs, showcases, and as an opening act for bands such as Y&T, Omen, and Betsy. His musical journey also included playing with notable musicians like Derek St. Holmes of Ted Nugent and Charlie Huhn of Foghat.

Outside of his musical career, Scott serves in the Oklahoma House of Representatives, demonstrating his dedication to both his community and his art. Scott's blend of musical talent and public service makes him a dynamic and respected figure both on and off the stage.

Calvin Thompson discovered his passion for music at an early age, joining a choir at age 6 and continuing through his senior year. By the age of 14, he was playing keyboards with church bands, honing his skills and deepening his musical roots. In 2017, he began singing in local venues, captivating audiences with his powerful voice and dynamic stage presence.

As part of the piano vocal duo project "Uncorked" with Rebecca Dean, Calvin has had the opportunity to open for national acts like John Elefante of Kansas, Kevin Chalfant of Journey, Charlie Huhn of Foghat, and Fran Cosmo of Boston. His journey from choir boy to frontman is a testament to his dedication and love for music.