band members

  Bill had his first band at the age of 13.  After serving our country for four years in the Navy, he played professionally in California for 7 years with Lexington during the Disco era in the seventies.  More recently he recorded and released a CD titled, Back from Gone.  During that project Bill toured with Sons of Legend. Bill is excited and looking forward to being with and touring with his Polar Brothers in The Polar Blues Band!

 Steve started playing music in middle school and carried it through high school marching band and drum corp. He then joined the US Army as a trumpet player and used the GI Bill to study music and philosophy at UC Santa Cruz, graduating in 1992.While working as a Spec Ed elementary school teacher Steve also played with many bands in the Bay Area of California, where he developed an adaptive music program for students with special needs, and has been giving private instruction ever since. After moving to Michigan in August of 2021 Steve joined The Polar Blues Band which can be seen performing throughout the Northern Mid-West Region. 

 Chris has had music in his life from an early age. Trumpet player throughout elementary grades, high school and college as well. He has always had a passion for guitar, especially in the Blues genre.  A member of a local band in the area for several years, but also looking forward to bringing what he can contribute to The Polar Blues Band and a fine bunch of musicians! 

  Dustin Dimock has dabbled in just about everything. A passionate self-taught guitarist and lover of music, he has worked in many genres including rock, pop, metal, hip hop, alternative, punk, surf, and more...but always feels most at home with the blues.
As a child, Dustin spent a lot of his time at the local coffee house engaging with local musicians and jamming with just about anybody he could. It was there, amonst the pool of talent that he found his true love of guitar, and he never looked back.
"Music has always been more than just soundwaves, notes, and frequencies to me. Its emotion, its passion, and its a piece of the artists soul captured in time. It's Bardic magic to be able to weave energy into words and sounds. As musical artists, we use all of these intangible and invisible tools to work our craft.
And that is a bard's true power...the power to inspire." 

Mike started playing music with friends in High School. He has played with several original projects in the Seattle area "Madeline's Fault", "Wiggin's Attic" and "The Deadly Sundays" as well as cover bands in and around the Pacific Northwest that have taken him on tour around the country with bands like "Shades of Purple" a Deep Purple Tribute band...Mike is Self-taught and now dabbling in his vocal abilities as well.