Live Music/Dancing: CUSTARD PIE - plays Led Zeppelin & Rolling Stones tunes

FRIDAY 9/12/25 they play 6-9PM
Members you have been asking me to post this Band, so let's do it!

Custard Pie plays music by Led Zeppelin and The Rolling Stones+++
https://www.custardpieband.com/?
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Mark Wood: Growing up traveling and living throughout the world, Mark “Woody” Wood, was exposed to the best music of the 1960s and 1970s. He picked up the guitar at an early age and taught himself to play a wide range of musical styles, eventually backing great vocal groups like The Coasters, The Drifters, The Four Tops and others. His bands have opened for Foghat, John Fogerty, and Sir Elton John, to name a few. Mark has also performed on countless studio recordings including his own self-titled disc. He brings to Custard Pie an uncanny ability to channel Jimmy Page performances, from violin bow and double neck guitar to the otherworldly theremin, creating an authentic aural palette one needs to experience to appreciate.
Tony Rivas: Singing since he was child, Tony was bitten by the music bug at an early age. He saw the Beatles on the Ed Sullivan Show and knew what he wanted to do. He sang in various bar bands on his way towards a music career, but in the 1980s his life took a sudden turn. "I'd always wanted to be a fireman, so I took the opportunity and it turned into a 30-year gig" he says. After hanging uo his helmet, the music was still lurking in his veins, and once again he found himself looking for a band. Tony's love for singing in the style of Robert Plant and being in the limelight made it an easy decision to join Custard Pie. The guitar, bass, and drums of this band provide the perfect platform to make his voice shine like never before.
Marty Schwartz: When Marty was 16 a friend told him, “You should learn to play bass because no one else wants to and you’ll always be in demand!” It was good advice. He bought a bass and started playing. His first influences were Jack Bruce and Geezer Butler. Through many years of original bands, cover bands and studio work, Marty would always find himself back with his childhood friends, playing Led Zeppelin. “We were doing it when it was considered unpopular”, he says. It was in 2007 that he first joined Mark Wood and started playing Led Zeppelin to a new and receptive audience. Just like John Paul Jones, Marty brings a rock-solid foundation to the band.
Jim Kersey: is a Drummer/Percussionist from Springfield, MA. who's played with Led Zepagain (2001-2015), The James Montgomery band, Buddy Guy, Junior Wells, James Cotton, The Clark Keen Orchestra, Coco Montoya, Debbi Davies and Deacon Jones. Jim studied at the Berklee college of Music in Boston,MA. and with, John Sroka, Carmine Appice, and Joe Porcaro, playing recorded examples for Joe's 2010 book/CD "Grooving with Rudiments" from Hal Leonard publications.
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