John

Drums

John

Started his musical journey playing cornet and trumpet in various bands and marching bands but drums was where it was for him. Joining a few jamming bands then moving to bands like: Rhiannon, Wilfred Hyde White, etc then working with Pink Floyd tribute bands. Then came Bad Dobby then morphing after a few changes to Lodestone.
Equipment
Sonor SQ2 drums
Sonor Gavin Harrison signature snare
Zildjian & Sabian cymbals
Shure mics
DW double peddles
Gavin Harrison signature sticks
Zildjan Cymbals
Vic Firth Sticks
Roland Electrics

Martin

Bass

Martin

Martin is a versatile musician (currently covering Guitar & Bass for Lodestone). He has over 30 years of experience performing on the stage. He's also the winner of "Performer of the Year". Martin has performed all over the UK and in Europe.

Equipment

Mike

Guitar

Mike

Mike first started learning to play guitar at the age of 9. Classically trained he worked through guitar grades and studied music at GCSE, A level, and then went on to study music at the university of Huddersfield.
He's been playing in bands since a teenager and as well as pubs and clubs, has played many weddings and functions including the F1 Grand Prix at Silverstone, and at the Moto GP.
Alongside playing in bands, he's also played with orchestras in theatres for musicals and shows.
After completing his music degree, he went on to Nottingham Trent to train to become a music teacher, and now teaches guitar in schools around Northamptonshire and Kimbolton

Rich

Vocals

Rich

Starting at age 10 on drums & percussion for school bands and then progressing to county big bands, brass bands & orchestras playing some fantastic venues and working with some great composers and musicians.

Moving into the band thing fairly late on and joined a few groups that didn't get off the ground including an original band called 'Hooper'. After a slight break, Rich picked up the sticks for a Pink Floyd tribute act and then in mid-2000 was asked to pick the bass up for a local covers band. After quickly picking up the 30 or so songs needed to get through the first gig, it was set in stone.. bass & vocals. Rich even picked up a guitar a few years later to take on the role of Billie Joe Armstrong in a Green Day tribute.

Equipment