The Players

Keith Scott

For the past four decades, Keith Scott has been a cornerstone of the music scene, dedicating much of his career to recording and performing with the iconic Bryan Adams, a luminary in Canadian music. His journey has also seen him collaborate with other notable artists such as Jann Arden and Michael Bublé, showcasing his versatility and range.

Growing up in Vancouver, Canada, Keith's passion for music was ignited in his teenage years, participating in his high school band's performances and studies. His early ventures into music saw him playing with local rock bands, honing his craft until a pivotal moment came when he decided to pursue music with more vigor.

This resolve led him to cross paths with Bryan Adams early on, a friendship and professional partnership that began in 1981 and has flourished ever since. Keith's contributions have been pivotal to Adams' recordings and tours, and he has simultaneously cultivated his own projects, writing and producing music for himself and others.

His discography is impressive, featuring collaborations with legends such as Tina Turner, Bryan Ferry, David Bowie, and a diverse array of artists including Odds, Bob Kemmis, Matthew Goode, Dion, Rita McNeil, Anne Murray, Kim Kuzma, and Mae Moore. Keith Scott's career is a testament to his enduring talent and the significant impact he has made in the music industry.

Mark Holden

Mark, a pivotal figure in the 80s Canadian rock ensemble Boulevard, boasts a career that stretches over three decades. Initially making his mark as an engineer and producer with a global reputation, Mark dedicated much of his early career to collaborating with prominent rock and heavy metal bands across North America and Europe.

His journey took a significant turn in the late 80s after working alongside some of Germany's leading music powerhouses, prompting his return to Canada where he founded Boulevard. The band's debut under MCA Universal was a hit, yielding two top 10 singles, "Never Give Up" and "Far From Over." Mark's affinity for surf music is deeply influenced by Eric Von Ziffler, a persona he embraces as his alter ego.

Mickey Curry

Michael Timothy Curry is an acclaimed American drummer, born in New Haven, Connecticut. Renowned for his long-term collaboration with Bryan Adams since the early 1980s, Curry has also worked with Hall & Oates, Cher, Tina Turner, Alice Cooper, and many other notable artists. His dynamic drumming style and extensive experience have made him a sought-after session and touring musician. Throughout his career, Curry has contributed to numerous albums and live performances, showcasing his versatility and passion for music.

Norm Fisher

Norm Fisher is a skilled Canadian bass guitarist, born in in High Prairie, Alberta. Best known for his tenure with Bryan Adams' band from 2002 to 2016, Fisher has also played with notable artists such as Burton Cummings, Randy Bachman, and Colin James. His contributions span various albums and live performances, showcasing his versatility and commitment to music. After leaving Adams' band to care for his father, Fisher continues to be a respected figure in the Canadian music scene.

Pat Steward

Pat Steward is a versatile Canadian drummer and singer, born in Vancouver, British Columbia. With a career spanning several decades, he has performed with notable artists like Bryan Adams, Matthew Good, and the Odds. Steward is known for his dynamic drumming style and has been a key figure in bands such as the Odds and Stripper's Union. He has also contributed to numerous film and television soundtracks. In addition to his performance career, Steward is an active music clinician, sharing his expertise through workshops and teaching sessions.