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Lead Vocals
In addition to lead vocals for Third Wheel, Randy also enjoys singing in all showers and cars, maybe even yours. He took a guitar lesson this one time, and he is ready to wail on the back up cajon/box drum if Mike drops a stick.
Lead Guitar
Todd has enjoyed playing guitar for many years. Along with playing in Third Wheel, he plays with a trio called The Common Men and a local Praise and Worship group.
Percussion
Mike is the drummer that we all aspire to be when we’re drumming on our desks in middle school. With his monstrous fills to his driving beats he keeps everything groovin’.
Keyboard & Vocals
Not only being incredibly diverse in music, Marcus kills it on the keys. He takes the pop culture term "keyboard warrior" to an entirely different meaning. As the lead keyboard player (only keyboard player), and backup vocals - Marcus adds a great original touch to Third Wheel.
Guitar & Vocals
As the bass player, Rick enjoys playing and singing music of all varieties. In addition to Third Wheel, he is the lead singer for the Common Men trio along with a local Praise and Worship Band. Rick is a multi talented musician that seems to be able to do it all from playing guitar and harmonica to his clean vocals. Rick is the member every band loves to have.
Step back to the unforgettable era of flannel shirts and baggy pants with Third Wheel. Born out of a shared love for the alternative rock that defined a generation, Third Wheel delivers a grunge experience that’s a rare find. From rock anthems to driving punk hits they bring the '90s back to life with every performance. Whether you're reliving your youth or discovering the decade for the first time, Third Wheel makes every show a time machine back to the unforgettable era of grunge with a playlist packed full of hits from Pearl Jam, Sublime, Soul Asylum, Stone Temple Pilots, Smashing Pumpkins, and beyond. They promise to keep the nostalgia alive and rockin'.
So dust off your Doc Martens, tie that flannel around your waist, and get ready to party like it’s 1999 with Third Wheel—
because the '90s never go out of style!
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