The Radiomen

A full knowledge of sound engineering
Years of experience

The way that The Radiomen look at performing is one not commonly found in a local band. The Radiomen believe that engaging the audience is one of the most important aspects of a successful show. Instead of stand still and play music like many bands around Chicago, The Radiomen occupy the whole stage. At certain points, frontman Ryan Fitzgerald can be spotted jumping from the stage and dancing with audience members. But don't get them wrong, everything they do is for the love of the show and furthermore the love of Rock n' Roll.

Known as the baddest rock show in Chicago, The Radiomen have left their mark on stages large and small...literally. Lead singer and guitarist Ryan Fitzgerald can be seen throwing his guitar across the stage, as bass aficionado David Buschauer smashes the neck of his bass guitar on a crash cymbal. Drummer Peter Crumb is the back beat of the band, making sure everything is in check. The courageous frontman will flaunt tasty licks with a soulful touch of magic, but don't let the malicious solo face fool you, it's all for the love of Rock N' Roll. If you're having trouble spotting Buschauer on stage, he is the one with the permanent smile glued to his face. Don't expect to get a decent picture of Crumb, because he is always in a blur.
The lively psychedelic stage show adds to the allure of the band. Their effervescent attitude towards their followers is one of love and admiration, as the ambitious trio shoots for their dreams. From empty bars to roaring venues, the group has never failed to entertain. Each bit of raw emotion and power is instilled in every note, regardless of the venue. This three piece band infuses soulful Chicago blues with vintage inspired Rock N' Roll to form deep cutting melodies. Cascading walls of sound have ripped open the hearts of their fans to harmonize with the pitch resonating in their souls.
As The Radiomen release their debut album "Fatal Attractions", they hope to inspire a generation to appreciate the raw beauty in live music. Join them as they embark on a mission to save Rock N' Roll, and invite you to dance to the tune of stomping boots, flaming guitars, wailing solos, and a true unhindered passion for music.

Crowd Warmers/Blinders - We engage the crowd a lot and if we can have moments that allow for their feedback during the show, we would prefer to have these.

Longer Cables (if provided) - For shows where the microphone and guitar cables are provided for us, we would prefer they be a little longer so as that both guitarists can move freely around the stage as well as allow for the front man to leap off of the stage.