Dan Lawson
Dan Lawson’s reputation as one of America’s premiere guitar players speaks for itself. Dan and his style have evolved into a charismatic blues-rock sound like no other! He’s a singer-songwriter of stylistic depth and emotional resonance. His ability to connect with live concert audiences is transformational, and his new album will bring that same energy.
Growing up in a small Maryland Town at the mouth of the Chesapeake Bay and with the encouragment of a great teacher Mr. Bryson Curry, Dan was always around great family musicians. His Uncle Roy Parks was guitarist with Country Music Great “Tex Ritter,” that’s where Dan got the “calling.” Dan does not just play guitar, his guitar tells a story of passion and soul! Dan’s music is a vast mix of Rock, Blues, Jazz, and Funk! The band allows the music to speak for them! Dan is also a frequent performer at all the Major Blues Festivals through out North America such as The Ottawa Blues Festival and the Mont-Tremblant Blues Festival in Montreal Canada — and ALL the major motorcycle events in North America. Dan has performed for Sturgis Bike Week in Sturgis, South Dakota, with national acts Kid Rock, Joe Walsh, Lynyrd Skynyrd, George Thorogood, Blue Oyster Cult, Alice Cooper, Kenny Wayne Sheppard, Toby Keith and Papa Roach. The Dan Lawson Band is always a crowd favorite during Sturgis and Daytona Bike Weeks. Dan also performed the National Anthem for former presidential candidate John McCain.
From an early age the heart of 5years old the blues was embedded in Dan. At the age of 16, and with tremendous talent, Dan would sneak into clubs in order to perform with Boston Blues greats such as James Montgomery and Weepin’ Willie Robinson to name a few.
Dan has had the honor of sharing the stage with rock legends such as Mark Farner, John Mayall, Mark Mendoza of Twisted Sister, Matt “Guitar” Murphy formerly of the Blues Brothers, Mike “Tunes” Antunes of the Beaver Brown Band, Chris “Whipper” Layton of “Double Trouble”, The 4 Tops, Jr. Walker’s Allstar’s, The Contours, Bad Company, Styx, R.E.O. Speedwagon, Charlie Farren, Danny Klein of the J. Geils Band, Lou Gramm of Foreigner, Dave LaRue former bass guitarist with bands such as The Dixie Dregs, Joe Satriani and Steve Morse. Dan has also shared the stage with Rick Derringer, Pat Travers, John Waite, Jack Blades, Vanilla Fudge, Blue Oyster Cult, Molly Hatchett, John Cafferty, Edgar Winters, Eddie Money, ZZ Top, .38 Special, John Kay, Steppenwolf and Roger, Charlie, Mack and Brian of Foghat.
I would like to thank the following important People in my life starting with my Wonderful Wife, Brenda, “Truly the Love of my Life”!! Greg and Lee Sheridan at Full-Throttle Magazine, Tim McKee at Mesa-Boogie Amplification, Derek Brooks at Ernie Ball Strings, Larry DiMarizo at DiMarzio Pickups, James Clark at Sonuus, Brian Bovenizer at Peterson Tuners, Robert Keeley Electronics, Rusty Bickford at Trem-King Tremolo, Miguel Balderas at Balderas Custom Pedals, Graph-Tech, Jeff Starke of IMBBA, Jack McIntyre of Bikerpics.org, Bert and Chrissy at InTune Guitar Picks, Keith Medley at Mackie Sound Reinforcement, Steve at Accutronics Cables, Robbie Jarvis Sound and Lighting, Jeff Purchon at “Gig-Fx,” Eminence Speakers Company, Paul Bondarovski of “Midnight Special Blues Radio” in Paris, France and Mike Van Den Braden and Robin Lindenberg of Porcupine Press.
Tim Provost
With a dose of Duke Ellington, Glenn Miller, Artie Shaw and others, along with his mother’s love of rockabilly and country, the “groove juice” was 
force-fed to his soul. Seeing Buddy Rich on the Tonight Show “kinda sealed the deal.” But it wasn’t jazz that he would dive into, it was the blues and rock music that his siblings would put on the record player. “I remember hearing the Allman Brothers, Led Zeppelin, the J. Geils Band, Steely Dan, ZZ Top, Lynyrd Skynyrd and all the blues rock stuff of that era…I was hooked. That heavy-duty pulse, the groove that made all the music go and the feeling of ‘laying it down’…man, that was it.” Not formally trained, he would “shed” in the cellar with the headphones cranked, trying to figure out what he was hearing on the drums. After a lot of practice, he would go through the typical garage bands and the like, playing parties and small clubs that would disregard his under-age status. “I always played with older guys. I think that helped accelerate the experience factor.”
Tim currently tours the country with The Dan Lawson Band. Tim’s credits include playing with Roomful of Blues, Young Neal, The Groove Masters, James Montgomery and Mark Mendoza of Twisted Sister. He has opened for Eddie Money, The Outlaws, Foghat, Charlie Farren, Danny Klein of the J. Geils Band, Rick Derringer, Blue Oyster Cult, ZZ Top.
Jason Adams
Jason Adams was born and raised in a small town in Connecticut before being baptized in the blues in Colorado. Out West he cut his teeth in bands ranging from Gospel to 
Blues to Funk to Rock, and it was there that he fell under the spell of performing. Credits include playing with Sam Bass (SaBo DeTo), the Lite Blues, Syless Hope, and A Certain Urgency among others.
Leaving Colorado, Jason moved back East to study at the Berklee College of Music where he earned a degree in Music Synthesis. Having studied with the legendary Berklee Faculty, Jason sought new freedoms in music, which led to performing on bass, laptop and synthesizers with the Berklee Virtual Orchestra, as well as other solo bass and laptop performances in and around the greater Boston area.
Locally, Jason has performed and recorded with the Dan Lawson Band, Dick Lourie, The Juke Joint 5, Adam Block, Sweet Baby J’ai, Joshua Rona, Soffie Viemosse and many others. He is currently proud to hold down the bottom in the Dan Lawson Band.
Sean Hagon has extensive computer music and music technology expertise and can synthesize an entire orchestra with intensity and expressive realism. He most recently completed music for the “Celebrity Build” TV 
series on Fox Sports Net New England and has signed on to compose the music for the upcoming German independent film Cibe.
Sean is from the Boston area and began studying music at the age of 5, which included trumpet, voice, violin and piano. As a teenager, he began to compose music in many styles and was commissioned by the 215th Massachusetts National Guard Army Band to compose Scenes From A Battlefield, a full-length work for concert band. He spent much of his teenage years recording and performing nationally in the early ’90s with the Boston-based rock group Last Cry. Last Cry penned a #1 hit on radio stations in New England with In The Name of Love and received airplay on numerous radio stations throughout the country.
He was a technical adviser for the Night of Healing Concert which was held to raise money for the victims of the Station Night Club fire. This hugely successful event included performances by noteworthy artists Mark Farner of Grand Funk Railroad, Rick Derringer, Vanilla Fudge, Blue Oyster Cult and many other well known acts. Hagon has made appearances at the Nashville New Music Conference, TV appearances on CN8 for Back Stage With Barry Nolan, The Fox 25 Morning News program and has been an opener for national acts such as Derek St. Holmes (formerly with Ted Nugent), Mark Farner of Grand Funk Railroad, Great White, Zakk Wylde, Jimmy Van Zant, Trixter and Eddie Money.