GARY MULLEN

Gary has been a lifelong Queen fan and has always been a keen singer. Being a karaoke fan he found much enjoyment in visiting the Horseshoe Bar in his native Glasgow where his uncanny performance of Queen songs wowed the crowd.
Gary’s wife and mother secretly sent an application to ‘Stars in Their Eyes’. Gary went on to become the winner of the 2000 series as Freddie Mercury, He polled 864,838 votes in the Live Grand Final, more than double the runner up and an all time record number of votes ever cast for an artiste on this TV show.

Gary is featured in the ‘Stars in Their Eyes’ video, CD and book and has represented the UK on Euro Stars in Their Eyes.

DAVID BROCKETT

Davie Brockett was brought up in Glasgow and started playing guitar at the age of 15. His work encompasses great breadth and depth from jingles for Radio and TV to music for video games to original no nonsense Rock. His work was also included in a promotional multimedia CD for the University of Glasgow!

In 1998 he began Planet 8, an original project which now includes a band, an album, a live show, a website and has resulted in a cult following in the U.K and the Far East.
Davie has played in many bands bringing to each his own unique style, talent and presence. One of the bands has been the hugely popular Thin Lizzy tribute band 'Fat Betty' which has a large following in Glasgow and it's environs.

Davie has done a great deal of session work with various artists and production companies including Craig Armstrong, BBC Scotland, ITV, SKY, and Radio Clyde. He was also mentioned in Total Guitar magazine as "One of Scotland's best guitarists" July 2001.

Davie has his own recording studio in Glasgow and recently completed the music for BAFTA award winning T.V series Raven.

His solo albums are available to buy now on iTunes. David's album is called "Planet 8". He is also putting the finishing touches to the 11th series of BBC TV's BAFTA award winning children's adventure show "Raven", to which he writes the music. "Raven, The Dragon's Eye", will be on UK screens soon.

BILLY MOFFAT

Billy Moffat started playing bass at the tender age of 10 and is now firmly established as a quality player who is a popular choice for session work.
Billy along with Davie Brockett played on the Frankie Miller tribute CD on the track As Good As Gone. Billy lists his musical influences as Rush, Muse, Steeley Dan, Jimi Hendrix, Chic and many, many more.

Billy has recorded a solo album, which is available to buy now on iTunes. The album is called "BSides", and features Gary Mullen on 3 tracks. You can also hear more at Billy's myspace page which is here.

JONATHAN EVANS

Jonathan Evans started playing drums at 13 while still at school. He spent his time playing in the school orchestra and big band with highlights including being recorded at the BBC studios and traveling to Denmark to play at a selection of festivals.

Since Leaving school Jonathan has played in numerous rock bands all over the country and coincidentally played on the same bill as Gary during one of his solo shows.
Jonathan's main influences are The Barenaked Ladies, Matchbox Twenty and the James Taylor Quartet.
His solid sense of rhythm and skill make him an ideal Roger.

MALCOLM GENTLES

Malcolm was brought up in a musical family and started playing the violin at the age of 5. He went on to study at the acclaimed Chethams School Of Music in Manchester when he was just 9 years old.

It was after his time at Chethams, whilst at music college that Malcolm developed his interest in piano - studying jazz, arranging and popular music whilst also gigging as a drummer in clubs and theatres in the evenings.

Malcolm formed his own band in 1990 and gigs have taken him around the world, backing artistes and performing in their own right on most of the major cruise lines.

Along side running his own band Malcolm has always kept time aside for other projects - freelancing as a keyboard player/musical director and studio musician. He has had the pleasure to work with many varied artistes and has been involved with musical projects for the BBC, Yorkshire Television and Channel 4. Malcolm has also had the privelige to perform for the Prince of Wales, the Princess Royal and the Duchess of Kent.

When I'm not touring I just enjoy my time at home - a few glasses of wine with friends and plenty of good food.