Eddie Matthew

Bryan Brunsell

Let me tell you guys a little about myself.  Like most musicians, I've been in love with music since as long as I can remember. I was lucky though in that I never really got stuck on one genre of music.  I have an influential list that could fill this whole bio. I'm simply influenced by "Good Music". I enjoy all types of music…..if it’s good, it’s good. I also enjoy performing for and with great people. I love to grab an audience’s attention with a great ballad, but also enjoy being part of the audience in a great sing along. I can’t wait to get on stage and party with you all!!!        

Bruce Kush

I share the job of  acoustic/ lead guitar to add to the puzzle of the Shooters band. I've  been here from the beginning since 1996 , long lasting because of the my fellow band mates, such great friends sharing their talents. Looking forward to seeing old friends and making new ones  The party starts here, lets all get drunk and be somebody!

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Bob Hesz

Bob has had music around him his entire life, with his dad teaching him piano at an early age. he has been playing in bands since his teens and has made a lot of musical contacts over years of rockin some of the best bars and nightclubs in the Pittsburgh area. Some of Bob's past bands have included Higher Ground, Montaj, Barrelhouse, Cold Shot and MojoHand. Bob's influences are mostly Classic Rock and Blues - and has been thrilled to be part of Country music and it's "family" atmosphere.
 

Bryan has performed with the Shooters as a vocalist and keyboard player and is the other half of Ed Matthew's side project Brotherville - an "all-original country songwriting duo". We consider him part of the Shooters family and although he is not a full-time active member of the Shooters, you can see him at some of our shows singing your favorite cover songs and also with Brotherville.

Steve Hale

Drums and Vocals, but most importantly "Break Police". How did I get that job? I am the only one with a watch or that can tell time... not really sure which. Influences are Joe Vitale, drummer who I hung out with growing up in Canton, Ohio who later became the drummer for Joe Walsh and Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young. I also was influenced by Don Henley of The Eagles. One of my greatest musical moments is when I attended an Eagles concert at the Civic Arena only to see Don Henley singing Hotel California and to my surprise Joe Vitale on drums. Past bands include High Chaparral, Mason Dixon, Copper Lake, Mystery Train, and of course The Shooters. The loyal following that we have had over the years is awesome and the reason we look forward to performing each night. Big Thanks to each and everyone of you.   Crash! Boom! Bang!

Mike Scimmi

Zach "Fro" Kush

(World's Best Sound Man)

Zach has been doing an outstanding job being a  Soundman" for Brotherville.