As a songwriter and performer, Kevin blends his lyrics and arrangements with his high energy and dynamic drive to create one of the most engaging stage shows in modern country music.

Kevin's music blends traditional country instrumentation and classic 70's rock with a musical mixture all his own. It's new meets old, urban meets country -- gravel meets asphalt kind of music. Whether it's a dance tune that rocks, a heartfelt and inspiring ballad or a tune you can't quite categorize, you just love the groove, Kevin's lyrics wrapped in his musical arrangements will have you hooked. His voice is unique, confident and powerful -- much like the man himself.

Kevin's passion is songwriting and performing which allows him to share his experiences with others. Born in the melting pot that is Southern California, Kevin grew up surrounded by not only different cultures, but Los Angeles based musical talents such as The Eagles, The Byrds, Stephen Stills, Tom Petty, Dwight Yoakam, Merle Haggard and Buck Owens. While some of these artists defined California's rock sound, others defined what came to be known as the Bakersfield sound; putting the "western" in "Country Western" music. These artists had more than California in common however, they had common influences as well...Elvis, the Everly Brothers, Buddy Holly and of course, the Beatles -- all of which would influence the sounds coming out of Nashville. Kevin has taken these influences, his surroundings and experiences to meld familiar themes that transcend us all, into his own intriguing country sound.

In 1994 Kevin formed his country band. He has since been awarded the California Country Music Associations' Male Vocalist of the Year. He has continued to grow as an artist and emerge as one of Southern California's top country entertainers; setting attendance records at venues throughout the Southland: the world famous Crazy Horse Saloon in Orange County, the Brandin' Iron in San Bernardino, Montana's (formerly Western Connection) and Country Star at the Universal City Walk in Los Angeles. With these successful performances he followed with his first CD, "The Window", which he released on his own independent label, "Haymaker Records". The response to this project further fueled the fire, inspiring Kevin to write and record more. He recently released his second CD, "Stones Unturned", which is now available to fans who have been patiently awaiting his follow up project and for promotional use.

It is easy to understand why Kevin has become so popular with Country Western fans. He is charming, personable, an exciting live entertainer and most importantly, people respond to him and his music. He has a gift for reading his audience and knows exactly how to work the crowd, never turning down a chance to interact with his fans either on stage or after a performance. For these reasons, Kevin performed for an unprecedented sixth straight year at the 2002 Riverside Orange Blossom Festival. Last year's show included Jessica Andrews, Tim Rushlow and Mark McGuinn. This year featured Steve Holy, Emerson Drive and Shannon Lawson. In September, Kevin performed for his second straight year at the Route 66 Rendezvous, performing last year with Lila McCann and this year with Darryl Worley. In addition, Kevin has opened for such acts as Bobby Bare, Paul Brandt, Chris Cagle, Ty Herndon, Sonia Isaacs, The Kinleys, Lila McCann, Rascal Flatts, Julie Reeves, Riccochet, Tanya Tucker and Keith Urban. Kevin has performed at the National Rodeo Finals music event at the MGM Grand Hotel in Las Vegas and the Hollywood Santa Claus Lane Parade.

Powerhouse radio stations 93.9 KZLA in Los Angeles and 95.1 KFRG in the Inland Empire continue to hire Kevin as their featured artist at many of their high profile media events and concert openings. Major venues across southern California, Arizona and Nevada request Kevin, anxious to benefit from his charismatic stage personality and natural ability to command any size audience. Kevin has been successful in building a large, loyal fan base, which continues to expand as his music is heard.

The beauty of country music is the stories it tells and the many emotions it invokes in each of us. Similarly, the pursuit of a music career stirs up many moods and emotions; seriousness and humor, power and sensitivity. It's a rough road but for someone with a passion and talent for music, it's a road from which you never veer. And yes, it involves a little luck. As Robert Collier once said, "All of us have bad luck and good luck. The man who persists through the bad luck -- who keeps right on going -- is the man who is there when the good luck comes -- and is ready to receive it." Gravel or asphalt, Kevin handles the twists and turns with ease and is ready for the journey.