Wildfire

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WildFire was nominated in 2003 for Detroit Music Award Best Country Band and in 2004 they were nominated Detroit Music Award Best Country Recording. Look for the *spark* as WildFires' country and southern rock music entertain audiences from ages 6 to 60. Enjoy music from the 1950's through today’s hits of the millennium as WildFire takes you through some of the most beautiful ballads and dance tunes of the century.

BAND BIO
KP WildFire – Lead Vox, Rhythm guitar and Guitar Synth. KP’s been playin since the tender age of 6 when his daddy taught him a few licks on old 1930 Gibson flat top. Since then, he’s been around the block a few times with his music, playin with friends bands and frontin a couple of his own. A child of all music, KP loves to play and it shows in his music. Once he’s on stage, its hard to stop him, let alone get him off the stage. KP’s anectdotes brings a unique entertainment to the show.

William “Wild Bill” McAbern – Pedal Steel guitar. We like to call Wild Bill our “Lost Oakridge Boy”. Wild Bill’s popularity with the crowds is second only to his steel playin. With over 20+ plus years playing steel guitar, Wild Bill has seen his share of country music. Wild Bills smooth and gliding style creates a chill that can make you shudder and can also cry a ballad that brings tears to the crowds.

Tom "Tommy" Green – Vox, Drums, and Percussion. This man knows his drums. With major influences found from christian to rock music, Tommys style and  form offers a unique perspective to a style and technique that are all too contemporary. Tom loves to "ham" it up when it comes to the stage and his fans loves to "egg" him on when it comes to his solos. Whether it’s southern rock or country, he can change up with the best. Tom is always open to new ideas and loves to try out new stuff.

Ken Pifher – Vox, and Bass. Kens heart and soul come from all genres of music, and his talents are endless. Bringing a contemporary feel with an edgy twist, Kens style is going to convert even the most hardcore fundamentalist. Ken not only flirts with the boundaries, he redefines them. He enjoys working up the crowd for a great time. You're gonna go crazy for this one!

Rick Gilbert – Vox, and Lead Guitar. Rick can change your definition when it comes to lead guitar. With over 30 years of experience under his belt and a professional fixture to the music history of this area, you can bet you’re gonna get your moneys worth. His roots are blues and rock, but his interests are endless. Although country is a new to his style, outlaw country is not. This is not your average lead man folks!