Mike grew up in Auburn, Maine. He started playing guitar at the tender age of nine. He traveled North America and Europe as a vocalist and lead guitarist with Up With People in the mid-nineties. In his real life, he is a graphic designer and lives in Wayne with his wife, Tori, and two cats.

Tori comes from a musical family. She and each of her siblings have been singing and playing music since elementary school. As a founding member of the Monmouth Community Players in Monmouth, Maine, Tori performed in musicals and served on the Board of Directors for many years. She is now an Associate Professor of Agriculture and Natural Resources with the University of Maine Cooperative Extension, living in Wayne with her husband Mike.

Scoot has spent many years on the boards of local theater groups learning the elements of live performance through acting, song, dance, live audio, and of course music performance. He has been grooving in groups since he taught himself piano at age 10, and belts out notes on French horn, double bass, and percussion on area concert bands and orchestras as well. His favorite gig is on the “farm” with Stephanie and children Liza & Winnie.

Neil is a multi-instrumentalist with vast experience in various music ensembles, theatre tech, acting and performance, motivational speaking, and is an advocate for health through exercise and the arts. He currently works as a music teacher and public health worker, and lives in Lewiston.

When she was four, Rebecca wanted to be a writer. Her greatest masterpiece was entitled ‘The Chicken’. At age eight, she abandoned that dream to become a dancing farmer. She played piano for her first show at age 16 and hasn’t looked back, performing with many local theaters, schools, and choral groups. She has been music director for numerous successful shows including ‘Grey Gardens’ with the Monmouth Community Players, ‘9 to 5’ at the Community Little Theatre, ‘Jekyll & Hyde’ at the Waterville Opera House, and ‘The Sorcerer’ at the Theater at Monmouth.

Mark, a native of Lewiston, Maine, earned his B.A. in Music Performance from the University of Southern Maine. He has performed with numerous ensembles throughout Maine, New Hampshire, and New York for nearly 20 years. In his spare time, he works on his cooking skills and is an avid cruciverbalist. He and his wife, Joni, are currently adjusting to their new roles as homeowners and new parents.

Better known as “Gramps” to the rest of the band, Mike was playing professionally before most of the group started to wear diapers. Mike started playing at the age of ten and never looked back, developing into a respected and strong lead player in the central and southern Maine area. He credits his passion for music and love of family for “keeping him young”. If Mike isn’t with his family or screaming on the horn, you’ll find him on a river somewhere flyfishing.

Daniel Labonte studied music education with a focus on trombone at the University of Maine in Orono and is currently a music teacher in western Maine. Besides playing with EOS he plays trombone for various musicals and big bands around the state of Maine. When not performing music he resides in the foothills of Maine with his wife and four children.

Steve Barter currently works in the IT department at MaineGeneral Medical Center in Augusta as a Desktop Technician. Before perusing a career in the IT field, he was a middle school music teacher in the MSAD #52 school district for 10 years. Still an active musician, Steve regularly musically directs and plays for several local community theaters. Steve lives in Winthrop with his wife Mel, and two boys, Eli and Cal.