St. Anthony's fire

Both pictures taken at the stone pony

Located in Brick New Jersey St. Anthony's Fire is a 4 piece acoustic band comprised of Richard Wetherby (guitar/harmonica/vox), Sean Galligan (guitar/vox), Tom Kobal (bass/vox), and Christopher Roman (bongos) with a common goal to have a good time and produce the most righteous jams possible. From Beaches to bars, St. Anthony's Fire has appealed to many different crowds, and continues to have a growing fan base. Originally started as 'The Simple Man' by Rich and Sean, St. Anthony's Fire has grown into a unique smooth style driven by a spark of spontaneous order

they get their inspiration from, by Modest mouse, City and Colour, Pink Floyd, muddy waters, Bob Dylan, Bob Marley, Led zeppelin, the doors, and good old war just to name a few.


to listen to some of their music check out their facebook page! 

http://www.facebook.com/AnthonysFire

About Underground!

Not only is this going to give you information in the music world, but it will also be creating a new way you think of music.

I will be introducing you to new bands, giving backgrounds of them, and letting you know if/when they have a concert.

each post will be a different type of music so if you don't like the first band/artist i post, try again next week and maybe that will suit your musical taste.

About Me!

"never quit on your music no matter what happens cause anytime something bad happens to you thats the one place you can escape to and just let it go."

From classical to rock, to acoustic, to pop to rap to indie, the list can go on and on.  There are so many different types of music out there, who says you need to just pick one genre?

Since the age of 4 I have been taking piano lessons, and growing up with the classical musicians such as Mozart and Bach, than at the age of 10 I started with voice lessons and became more Broadway and theatrical based, singing and playing things from shows like Wicked, and Rent.  After becoming more familiar with those I decided to start with Guitar lessons and my music taste varied yet again.