After many years of performing as a solo act, Mikey Needleman recruited two more musicians to converge for one purpose: to bring Mikey Needleman music alive in a way that fans have never experienced before.
The Mikey Needleman Band was formed in the Summer of and quickly gained much recognition and praise from critics. The band is made up of Mikey Needleman on Guitar and Lead Vocals, Bill Hurrelbrink on Bass
and Brent Owens on Drums.
Mikey and Brent had been working for many years together, but nothing came of their colaborations until recently.
Bill And Mikey had shared stages many times in the past in different projects so the addition was a natural one.
All of the members have been very active in different aspects of music all of their lives, so the chemistry between all three members yields ecclectic ideas and sounds. With open minds, The Mikey Needleman Band approaches music in a
way that many other succesful bands approach music; anxiously persuing a connection between the music and the fans.
The Mikey Needleman Band plays covers, requests AND originals!
From June st, of Six to June st of , Mikey Needleman has been booked over times!
Category:
Band - Rock
Additional Category:
Band - Top 40
Genre:
70s Hits, 80s Hits, 90s Hits, 2000s Hits, Alternative, Christian Rock, Country, Hip-Hop, Oldies, Pop, Punk, Rap
BILISTIC: No Hype Necessary—Just The Facts
The Facts: this provocative Wichita- based rapper has opened for almost every hip-hop heavyweight to blow through his corner of the Midwest—Nelly, Bone Thugs & Harmony, Cypress Hill, Ja R list goes on. Aside from having sold over , copies of his self- released albums, his music has been embraced by program directors over a -state radius. (Radio friendly tracks like “Why Do We Cry?” and “Stop Playin’ ” were each KISS . FM’s “most requested song” for over eight consecutive weeks.) He’s performed on both of DJ Legacy’s Heatwave mixtapes and hooked up with Legacy for the mtvU Spring Break Celebration— among the other headliners: Lil Wayne, Three Six Mafia and Juelz Santana. He also joined underground heavy hitter Bukshot on his “They Still Don’t Love Me” LP, which features the likes of Bubba Sparxxx, Haystak and Gangsta Black. And no—he’s not “another Eminem”, but he does respect the dude’s talent.
