Fellowship of the Fridge is a loose collection of tight musicians, a fraternity of funky fun, and a master mix of mixmasters. Known for their astonishing versatility, Fellowship of the Fridge, with more than a hundred years of combined musical experience, will engage your audience, hold the crowd, and rock the house.

You can expect to hear 60’s classics, 70’s rock, 80’s pop, as well as current hits, interspersed with an eclectic collection of variety numbers. An awesome 80’s ballad might be followed by a disco number, then an a cappella rendition of a Beatles tune, and a recent alternative rock hit. And if you have a request, chances are the band knows it. And if you ask them beforehand to learn a special song for your event, they’ll do that for you too.

Fellowship of the Fridge is comprised of four exceptional musicians; Nathan Walker on drums, vocals, and sound; Brian Walker on guitar, keyboards, and vocals; Doug Moore on keyboards, sax, and vocals; and Steve Morton on bass and vocals. Collectively, these four guys play more than thirteen instruments and have played for literally hundreds of audiences, some as large as fifteen thousand.

Fellowship of the Fridge loves to have fun almost as much as they love to eat. Or maybe it’s the other way around. Their rapport with the audience is witty, comfortable, and often hilarious. And because they are clean-cut and professional, you never need to worry about whether they’ll be appropriate for your audience. If you book them, they will come. And your audience won’t leave.

“Fellowship of the Fridge is an absolute pleasure to work with. They are very professional, yet at the same time have a fantastic sense of humor. They can really engage the audience with their wit and presence on stage. But that is just the beginning. The musicianship will blow your mind. Every single guy takes turns singing lead on songs and just nails it perfectly. They are all such good vocalists that when they turn their attention to 3 or 4 part harmonies, you will swear they lifted it straight from the studio. I am very careful about recommending bands as I only recommend the highest quality. I wouldn’t hesitate a second to recommend Fellowship of the Fridge.” – Dave Thurman, Facilities Manager, Adobe Systems