The Shareholders

The Shareholders’ sound is a captivating blend of classic rock and blues, highlighted by Leach’s growling keyboards and Kohn’s fiery guitar solos.

With a name like The Shareholders, you might expect a troupe of performing lawyers—and twenty years ago, you would’ve been right. The band was originally formed by guitarist Steve Robbins and his fellow attorneys and paralegals. Lead singer and guitarist Eric Murray, a building contractor by day, was the only non-legal professional in the original lineup. His background in musical theater has given him an impressive vocal range, allowing him to tackle everything from The Eagles to The Beatles with ease. Veteran bassist and vocalist Geoff Livingston joined several years back, bringing his extensive song repertoire to the band, which now spans hundreds of tracks. He’s complemented by rotating drummers, often featuring Steve Reidel, who keep the rhythm tight and dynamic. Adding a touch of the extraordinary are Hammond organist and vocalist Mark “Muggy Doo” Leach and guitarist and vocalist Rod Kohn, both former members of the Buddy Miles Express. Their experience with Jimi Hendrix’s Band of Gypsys adds a layer of authenticity and flair that elevates every performance