JOHN WAITE INFO
Band Members
Tim Hogan – Bass
Alan Childs – Drums
Kyle Cook – Guitar
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Tim Hogan – Bass
A Philadelphia native, Tim moved to Los Angeles in 2000 where he recorded with and played in many national acts, most notably recording and touring with Anna Nalick.
Alan Childs – Drums
Alan Childs is a drummer from New York City who decided his career was going to be in music after seeing The Beatles on the Ed Sullivan Show in 1964. He started out as a drummer on jingles, club gigs etc before answering an advert for a drummer with Nona Hendryx who had just left Labelle to go solo. Since that time he has gone on to appear on tours and/or albums with many different artists during the course of his career. They include David Bowie, Julian Lennon, Belouis Some, Rod Stewart and John Waite, and many more. Also performing on tour on Broadway, he has worked in the productions of Rent, Tommy, Hairspray, Aida and Rock of Ages. Alan has been featured on several recordings such as Secret Value of Daydreaming by Julian Lennon, Some People by Belouis Some, Afternoons in Utopia by Alphaville, Glass Spider by David Bowie and Mask of Smiles by John Waite.
Kyle Cook – Guitar
For two decades, Kyle Cook spent the bulk of his musical life as the lead guitarist of matchbox twenty. He co-wrote some of the songs and invented many of the instrumental riffs that have become distinguishing parts in such radio staples as “Real World,” “Unwell” and “Bent.” But plenty of his creative persona was held in check as he collaborated in a team effort. With Wolves, his solo debut, Cook invests so much of himself in the project that a discerning listener can get a good idea of who the guitar player really is. He’s a studied musician with an all-American Midwestern background, a guy who has a penchant for classic rock with just enough classical training to make him dangerous, and an adult whose experiences with the cycle of love and loss are extraordinarily familiar..