Bill Brooks of Missing 3

Friday, June 6 | 7:30–11:00 PM

Bill Brooks is a lead vocalist and guitarist originally from Denton, Texas. He picked up the guitar at age 14, but it wasn’t until later that music became his true calling. He began performing with his siblings in a family band called The Brooks, which launched his early career and led to years of live performances.

He later joined forces with Robin and Chris Creasman to form Backstreet, a Dallas-based band that achieved notable success, including two hit singles and an appearance on Star Search. In 1988, Bill went on to form Moving Colors, a group he continues to perform with today throughout the DFW area.

Bill’s musical influences include Matt Wertz, John Mayer, U2, Dave Barnes, Journey, and the legendary Stevie Ray Vaughan. Outside of music, he enjoys camping, cycling around White Rock Lake with his wife, and spending time with his dogs at the park.

Ross Redmond

When you see Ross Redmond perform, you’re just as likely to hear him sing an 80s rock tune by The Cars as you are to hear the latest Justin Timberlake single. You’ll probably hear some Herbie Hancock or a samba remix of an old doo-wop song if he’s really having fun. Ross is a pianist, vocalist, writer, and producer who has been working professionally in the Dallas/Fort Worth music scene since 2005. He comes from a musical family and studied both classical and jazz piano at the University of North Texas

Dez and Mike Acoustic Duo

Dez and Mike have been performing in the Dallas Fort Worth area for more than 10 years with full bands and the Dez and Mike duo.  While we enjoy playing shows for the public, the majority of our gigs are corporate and private, weddings, backyard parties, neighborhood events etc.

Buzz Andrews

Buzz Andrews has been pickin' for 60 years now and thinks he can go 20 more.  You can catch his shows in the North Texas area almost any night of the week.  His experiences include: Classic Rock,  Blues, and Country. His guitar work with "Little Red", his old 1963 Gibson guitar, is unique, and his harmonica is tasteful as a cool drink of water.   You are listening to the band now...

Some say his vocals are a Neil Young-Willie Nelson-Merle Haggard blend.  Come see Buzz as a solo artist or with his band.  When he teams up with Brad "Magic Brad" Silwood on the Sax," Rattlesnake" Dave Taylor on he bass, and "Ramlin'" Jack Moore on the drums it turns into an event that you don't want to miss.

Megan Miller

I graduated from Rice University in 2019 with a Master of Music in viola performance, studying under James Dunham. Prior to that, I graduated from Rice University with a dual major in viola performance and music history.

I currently serve as assistant principal violist for the Waco Symphony Orchestra. Previously, I was principal violist in the Clear Lake Symphony. I have also performed with the Houston Ballet Orchestra, the Tulsa Symphony Orchestra, the Abilene Philharmonic, Temple Symphony, New World Symphony, and the Mercury Chamber Orchestra.

I served as an adjunct professor of strings at College of the Mainland in Texas City, Texas. I am a certified music teacher and was previously a teacher and founding orchestra director at St. Mary Catholic School in League City, Texas.

I have conducted private lessons with dozens of students over the years ranging from kindergarten to college.