Shelly Bush-  Lead vocals

Shelly is a native of Missouri and spent her childhood singing in church and school music competitions. She credits her love of music to her parents who have spent many years driving her over 400,000 miles around the country to singing engagements.
While in high school Shelly won a guitar in a drawing from a local music store so she learned a few chords and started writing songs. In 1998 she graduated from college with a degree in Criminal Justice and immediately moved to Nashville to pursue a career in music. She has performed the national anthem at many televised Nascar races and has opened the show for such artists as Sarah Evans, Dwight Yoakam, Blake Shelton, and Trace Adkins.  Since 2000 Shelly has recorded 5 independent albums and on the latest one she co-wrote every song.  She even had the pleasure of working with legendary producer Barry  Beckett.  Recently Shelly had a chart topping song called “The Note” that stayed at number one for five weeks on the Roots Music Report.

Erin Holiman -  Bass & Vocals

Erin is from LasVegas and spent most of her childhood there as she was raised on country music while watching her dad play the vegas casino circuit. She won her first talent contest at age 2.  She moved to Nashville in 1996.  Since them she has done demo work for Gatlin Bros. Publishing and Dream River Music. Besides playing bass she also plays acoustic guitar.  Before the Broadband she has spent many hours on the road playing the casino and clubcircuit .

Anita Lynn Hill - Drums & Vocals

Anita hails from South Dakota.  Her musical career began at 13 years of age, playing weekends at wedding dances, VFW’s and local country clubs.  During this era, Anita was on the radio every Sunday playing drums and singing.

As soon as Anita graduated, she hit the road and played clubs across the U.S. and in Canada.  Summers found her playing fairs and festivals.  Playing drums and singing lead and harmony vocals in a well established family band (her family) called “Wild West”, resulted in the opportunity of opening for numerous name acts, including Dixie Chicks, Chely Wright, Pam Tillis, Brad Paisley, Diamond Rio, Marty Stewart, Shenandoah, Hal Ketchum, Collin Raye, Blackhawk, Lonestar and Alan Jackson.  Special perks for Anita included playing a TV special with EMI Recording Artists ZoeGirl and a one time appearance with Chris LeDoux before he became ill.

Suzanne Rohrer- Fiddle, Vocals

Suzanne Rohrer is an established musician living in Nashville, TN with high expectations. Since moving to music city in 2000, she has had opportunities to open for some of her favorite artists such as Gene Watson. Suzanne has performed on the road with Rebecca Lynn Howard, Mindy McCready, and Mila Mason just to name a few. Living in Nashville has given Suzanne the chance to see much of the world, performing in France, Sweden and Japan! Around town Suzanne is known as the "fiddle queen", but fiddle is not her only instrument. Suzanne is a classically trained concert violinist, plays viola, some mandolin, a little guitar, and sings harmony.  You can find out more info on Suzanne at www.fiddlequeen.com.

Paula Jo Taylor - Guitar & Vocals

Paula Jo has deep country music roots as she started performing at age seven on stage with her dad, Joe Taylor - the Nashville Country Music Hall of Fame recognition award recipient. Born in Fort Wayne, Indiana she spent most of her life there performing with her Dads band, the Red Birds. In her teens she branched off and formed her own band called Goldrush, which quickly became one of the Indiana region's most popular bands. Paula Jo has open for and performed with many Nashville stars and her band was featured on the nationwide syndicated Chris Conn radio show. Though in the early years she performed mainly around the Indiana, Ohio and Michigan area, Paula Jo traveled back and forth to Nashville, Tennessee as often as time would allow. She performed at various venues in and around Nashville and began writing songs. Many of her songs have since been released by major label recording artists including several songs for Cledus T. Judd that were featured on his last three albums.  As one of Nashville's finest ever, female lead guitar players, she endears audiences with her cute antics and wows them with her playing.