Replay

A great show performing songs you know by artists you love. Multi-decades of Classic Rock. Rock, Pop, and Contemporary Country. Replay can work with production companies or bring its own professional sound and light show. We can take care of all the details. Replay's five entertainers are the closest thing to the artists' own performances.

Count on Replay to be a big hit and fans wanting more. Singing and dancing with the band are virtually guaranteed because everyone knows and cherishes the music. Replay performs at the premier music venues which cater to great followings, great food/drinks, and warm welcoming staff.

Corporate event planners and clients love Replay for the show, variety of music, and professional entertainment and experienced to deliver seamlessly. We have worked with large production companies, arenas, and studios and Replay's process from booking, load-in, sound check, performance, and departure ensures no detail is missed.

Book Replay now to get the fun rolling.

Mary
Lead Vocalist, Violin, Keys, Saxophone
Mary, an instrumentalist, a singer, an actress, a mother of 3 and a wife of an Air Force Colonel, is happy to be a part of bringing joy to fellow music-lovers. She grew up in Colorado during the 90s alternative rock scene, but is also influenced by many genres and ages of music and artists. Violin and piano lessons, and saxophone in her middle school jazz band, gave her a wide musical outlet. And thanks to musical theater, she fell in love with singing. Whether she’s acting, traveling the world with her choir (San Antonio Mastersingers), singing backup for Andrea Bocelli, or winning first place in Disney World’s Hollywood Studios American Idol on a family vacation, she’s in her happy place!
Rick
Drums, Percussion, Keys
Rick is delighted to be Replay's drummer performing top hits from Classic Rock to Modern Country for fans and great venues. Rick started his first band in grade school and has been the drummer in award winning bands and fan favorites. His bands have been voted the best bands in in their markets, winner of Miller Beer's Rock to Riches while in Illinois, one of the biggest drawing bands at the Illinois State Fair daily shows two years in a row, and shares Replay is his best yet.
Greg
Lead Guitarist, Male Lead Vocalist
Originally hailing from the upper Midwest, Greg started his musical journey in middle school, headlining gymnasium dances and corporate lunchrooms. Moving on, to sharpen his chops and of course pay the bills, he spent more than 10 years performing at venues across Minnesota and Wisconsin in several regionally well-regarded rock and country bands, Bullett, Jimi D, Jade, Desire Rox and Matrix.

Eventually relocating to Texas , he picked up his axe and worked several years with local bands , C-Rock , The Redeemers and Tequila Diva, before finally landing at home with Replay.

Greg’s main role is as Replay’s lead guitar player, but he is known to grab a mic now and then to fill in on lead vocals- of course if you hit the tip jar hard enough, he might play some keyboards and pick-up the harmonica as well.
Gary
Bass, Vocals
Having learned enough guitar to be dangerous, Gary picked up a bass on a dare back in 2007 being asked to learn six songs and sit in with a makeshift band. Succeeding at that gig, another band leader hearing Gary asked him to be a committed sub for yet another band. Two years later Gary won the permanent bassist role and performed with a variety of cover bands, making him a perfect fit for Replay. Replay is fortunate to have Gary who has played across the Hill Country up to Oklahoma. Cover band musicians like Gary have enormous breadth and depth to reproduce the sound of many, not just one, original artists.
Michael
Male Lead Tenor Vocalist, Rhythm Guitarist, Keyboardist
Michael is Replay's male lead vocalist and supports the instrumental backline with guitar and keyboards. Michael is grateful to be able to contribute to the already-amazing sound that Replay creates. Michael’s passion for music has carried him all over the world, from busking in London to concerts in Manila, and dozens of venues in between. He started out singing in choirs and school musicals as a kid in San Antonio. He sang in an a cappella group in college, and then spent almost a decade in Los Angeles chasing the dream of a career in entertainment. He has written and performed music, recorded and produced albums, performed in musicals, and collaborated with an untold number of talented artists.

Replay Technical Rider

The Purchaser and Replay agree that the equipment and instruments of each artist performing at the event are not available for use by any other person, except with specific permission of Replay.

Load-in: Replay appreciates load-in time at least three hours before performance start time. A sound check may be performed between load-in and the performance start time. Ideally, the sound check will occur prior to guest arrival and may occur 30 minutes to one hour prior to performance.

Festivals/Multi-performers: If another performer precedes Replay, we are happy to work with the venue coordinator and performer to ensure the transition, so Replay starts on time. Stage plots, sound mixer channel maps, and other performance information may be found at (link hidden)

Parking: A secure and reserved parking space for at least one truck and trailer should be provided at the Load-in area through time of departure. Six additional parking spaces for the performers should be secure and near the load-in area.

Green Rooms: Please provide at least two private dedicated secure rooms with privacy barriers for costume changes and private access to male and female restrooms near the stage for the performers from time of Load-in until Departure.

Catering: Replay appreciates snacks, drinking water, diet cola soda, teas, and sandwiches, when possible, for the musicians to prepare for the performance.

Photos, recordings, or video: Photos and recording of the performance for Purchaser’s promotions are welcome. However, recordings shall not be made for the purposes of selling or for professional or commercial use without written consent by Replay. The Purchaser and its guests may take photos and video for personal use only. Replay welcomes and appreciates being provided complimentary copies of any and all digital media captured by Purchaser or its guests.  In this event, Replay reserves the unrestricted right to use all digital media provided by Purchaser and its guests it in future Replay marketing, and without any form of compensation being made by Replay to any persons depicted in the digital media provided. Children’s faces in photos and videos shall be blurred by the photographer for their privacy and safety. Please send photos and videos to (email hidden)

Power: The Purchaser shall ensure a safe and reliable supply of electricity. Please provide a minimum of three separate 15–20-amp circuits at the stage. Replay will take responsibility to distribute power from the 120V receptacles provided. Replay recommends an Eaton Temporary Power Panel or similar quality  power distribution center if three separate circuits are not available at the stage. Please contact Rick Morrow of Replay at (phone number hidden) for answers to questions.

Stage: Replay provides a Stage Plot at (link hidden) and can send on request. The stage size to accommodate all instruments, light show, and sound system should be a minimum of 22’ wide (Stage Left to Right) by 14’ (Upstage to Downstage.) The stage should be level and braced sufficiently to avoid bouncing and shifting of instruments during a performance. Please contact Rick with the dimensions including height and to answer questions.

Sound system: If provided by a Production Company: Replay requires a high quality sound system and will assist in advance with the sound engineer to achieve the quality. If provided by Replay: Replay’s Sound Engineer typically mixes at a fixed protected station located approximately 80-100 feet in the Front of House (FOH) from the stage to optimize the quality heard by the guests.

Cord management is to be provided by the venue. Cables run from the stage to the mixing console ideally are run overhead by the venue or on the floor in cable jackets approximately eighty feet from downstage near the center of the floor. Cable jackets or other cable and foot traffic protection must meet the requirements for the venue. A barrier should be provided around the mixer and engineer to minimize the possibility of people or objects including rain and other liquids damaging the mixer and racks. A typical barrier is simply customer queue poles and ribbon.

Light show: Replay will utilize the venue’s light show, if provided, or provide Replay’s lights for the best quality show. The power requirements are covered above.

The Purchaser and Replay agree that the equipment and instruments of each artist performing at the event are not available for use by any other person, except with specific permission of Replay.