The Lead singer is a red haired blue-eyed native to the city Oshawa. He has been with the band since the beginning and is the words and energy in front of every TS show. Bass player and forgetful fun loving character, Coady McCormack, is a local Colborne resident who is co creator to most TS songs. On the subject of Colborne two other members also find themselves in the small town when not on tour or playing shows. Trevor Johns, the structure and beat to the TS sound, plays drums.

Along with his beautiful timing he also adds the rougher and heartfelt vocals to various songs. One of the guitarists and owner of practice space, James Fox, the one who invited me on this eventful expedition, is simply a most talented musician and is recognized for his recording passions and sarcastic humor, which brightens even the dullest of times. And last but not least is Jason Hennessy. Jason came later on in “Team Silhouette”. He was the last and final improvement to the set.

He is a masterful guitar player and his showmanship skills are equal to his driving skills. Some of which will be described in the events to come. So we did not leave the Fox’s residence till around 230pm. The problem was that Coady had forgotten his bass at there last show in Hamilton. This incident was caused by a close encounter with a few police officers for reasons I cannot disclose.

So a Hamilton based band, on their way to Montreal, was going to drop it off at The Dungeon in Oshawa on their way through, but not until 4 o’clock. So we spent the after noon watching family Guy and playing Guitar Hero. Finally the time came to leave. First we retrieved Trevor from his house. The stop included a hug to everyone’s favorite mom. Trevor’s mom. Then on to the 401. It was here where I learned one of the many games played when traveling long distances in a van with a band.