Brian Andersen – Lead Vocals

Brian Andersen, born and raised in Oceanside, New York, started singing at the age of 19 and Quickly moved from garage band to playing at local bars in bands such as L.M GASH and Saucy Jack covering such bands as G&R, AC/DC DIO, STP, Judas Priest and Metallica. In 2002, Brian released his first original CD with the band Skulgrinder. After taking a well deserved break from the music scene, he found a classified ad “looking for Axl”. Brian knew that in order for him to be part of any tribute band, (especially G&R) the musicians would have to not only be talented and experienced but also be dedicated to reproducing the music and delivering the entire G&R experience. Brian’s experience singing 35-40 G&R, DIO and AC/DC songs each and every gig has given him the power, range and stamina to make him a natural to front November Rain. Very few male singers can actually sing G&R, never mind sing G&R for an entire night. Brian is one the few who can - and he makes it look easy.

Jerry G. – Lead Guitar

Jerry, born in Queens, New York, has been in the Tri-State area cover circuit for the better part of the past 15 years. Past original projects include “Big Blonde Voice”, winner of 1997 Goodtimes Long Island Music Festival. In the summer of 1997, Big Blonde Voice was a featured act at the B.B. King Blues Club at the Memphis Blues Festival. Jerry's cover projects include Stir Crazy, AMPED, and As Seen on TV. Jerry's experience in reproducing the sound track of a generation will be the foundation for recreating every nuance of Slash's raw and powerful guitar solos.

George Giordano – Drums

George is a hard rock drummer/percussionist from Queens, New York. George started playing drums at the age of 14, quickly learning rudiments and developing a powerhouse style of playing like that of his hero, John Bonham. In 1985, he joined his first band called Strange Behavior. From there, George co-founded a band that became popular in the tri-state area called No Return, which opened up for Blue Oyster Cult and Steve Vai in the mid 90’s. Past original projects include “Big Blonde Voice”, winner of 1997 Goodtimes Long Island Music Festival. That summer the band was a featured act at the B.B. King Blues Bar in Memphis Tennessee – Memphis Blues Festival. From the late 90’s to 2005, George was in high demand as a session drummer, lending his talents to various cover projects, and recording sessions.