Eat A Peach

SEEKING

Piano, Keyboard.

ABOUT

We are looking to rebuild the magic that makes this band special. We're looking for more then just players and want people who are willing and committed to find their fit as part of this team.

Eat A Peach began in 1995 with the intent of paying tribute to one of their many influences. Steadily growing as a independent band, they began adding their own original material into their shows as they entertained at local establishments, benefits, festivals and private parties throughout Indiana and Illinois. With the completion of their 1999 debut CD, ‘Turbulence & Thunder’ came the opportunity to open for such great artists as Carlos Santana, The Marshall Tucker Band, Roger Waters and Blue Oyster Cult. They have also had the privilege to work with such production companies as SFX Entertainment, Jam Productions and Limited Access Entertainment.

Keeping their roots held firm in southern flavored, bluesy rock, Eat a Peach has broken new ground with ‘Bound to Shine’, adding new dimension to already fertile territory and giving them the opportunity to tour the Midwest & South Eastern USA including a performance on The Chicago FOX Bandstand at The Annual Taste of Chicago and recently as the opening support act for Jakob Dylan & The Wallflowers at the Star Plaza Theatre in Merrillville, Indiana, Jimmie Van Zant, Warner Bros. Country Recording Artist, Trick Pony and Southern Rockers, Jackyl.

‘Bound to Shine’ is the second release from "The Peach" and reflects their solid commitment to the spirit of music and the passions it yields. Eat A Peach has won several local and regional awards including, "Most Promising Artist of 2000" and “Top 3 Artists of 2001” at the Annual Midwest Music Awards.

After a few years of much needed R&R the band came back with a few member changes. The completion of their third CD, Peach - Hogtown Packing Co. released in 2010 left a few of members wanting to go down a different path musically so they parted ways with founding member Curt Sanders and Mike Severance.