| Band Members | Jed Marum - guitars, vocals, banjo, banjola, harmonica. Jed Marum albums play regularly on Folk/Bluegrass and Celtic radio programs around the world. His music is also distributed widely on all the major MP3 services. Throughout the US each year Jed plays over 150 shows at festival, club and concert venues and he has licensed music for use in TV, documentary and feature films currently showing in Europe, UK, Ireland, US and Canada.
Mason Brown - guitar, vocals, banjo, and viola da gamba. Mason Brown's voice, guitar, banjo, and viola da gamba can be heard regularly in the Kansas City area and frequently elsewhere around the US. Mason is a solo performer and a widely respected sideman. He has worked with many from Roger Landes and Turlach Boylan, to Connie Dover and Glen Road.
Hugh Morrison - button accordion. Originally from the Highlands of Scotland Hugh is currently living in Katy, Texas. Hugh Morrison is a solo performer of Scottish Traditional dance and listening music and he is the driving force behind the very popular Celtic Rock Band, MURDER THE STOUT. Dirty Linen Magazine says, "between Morrison's stellar selection of tunes and his spirited playing, a listener never gets bored."
LONESTAR STOUT FREQUENT GUEST PLAYERS
Jaime Marum - mandolin, octave mandolin and vocals.
Rodger Harrison - bass, guitar, dobro and vocals (Plays also with Jiggernaut.
Matthew Williams - percussion and vocals (Plays also with Jiggernaut).
Kendall Rogers - keyboard, piano accordion, bodhran, vocals.
Pete Dawson - whistle and Irish Flute.
David Shaw - Upright bass and vocals.
CONCERT SERIES PRODUCED BY Jed Marum
“What sets Jed Marum apart from other Celtic/Folk artists is the performance concepts and delivery he brings to the stage – the historical significance, poignancy and emotion that his songs evoke, in addition to being a great singer and a stellar player. Jed is one of my favorite performers and we are happy to be on board with his Lonestar Stout project.” - Betsy Cummings, Entertainment Director for the North Texas Irish Festival
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