Charles Bellerose

(Bass, Chapman Stick, vocals)

Bassist for over thirty-five years, Charles has worked in a variety of styles including flamenco, jazz-rock and blues. As such, he has performed in many different contexts: from Karen Young's vocal jazz to the Quebec rock song, from Labaye Band's blues-rock to flamenco. He participated in several productions both as a live musician and a studio musician. For six years now, he has been performing on stage with Tramp of the Century, his tribute band to Supertramp. And now, he passionately thrusts back into the world of Peter Gabriel and bass icon Tony Levin!

François Corriveau 

(Drums, percussion)

Born in Montreal in 1970, François showed an interest in drums at the age of 17. All musical styles spark his curiosity, from rock to jazz to world music, especially that of Africa. Music has allowed him to travel a lot, particularly to Asia with Alter Ego, to Senegal with Zale Seck and to Romania with Muna Mongole. François is a versatile drummer, energetic and always mindful of the groove.

Daniel Marsolais

(Guitar, vocals)

Daniel first studied music at Roger Pelletier Music School (72-73) and later at l’École préparatoire de musique de l’UQAM (90-92). He has developed expertise as a guitar player both on stage and in the studio, as well as an expertise in composition, production, sound recording and mixing. He has played repeatedly on the biggest stages of Quebec with Hugo Lapointe, Bob Harrisson, Queens of Rock (Élysabeth Diaga), Gino Quilico, Insolita, Bowie Revisited, Valectra (La Voix), Angel Forrest, Marie-Chantal Toupin, Suzie Villeneuve, Boom Desjardins, Brigitte Boisjoli, Diane Tell and many others. He has also performed in Ontario, New Brunswick, the United States and France. He has forty albums to his credit in which he participated at various levels: Valectra, Bob Harrisson, Les Colocs, Insolita, Eric Maheu (Kain), Marie-Hélène Thibert, Les BB, RBO, etc.