The McGrath Project

The McGrath Project was formed in 2005 in Los Angeles, CA by Gary McGrath (touring musician for Peter Tork, The Spencer Davis Group, and Manny Charlton, formerly of Nazareth), bassist Tim Bogert (Vanilla Fudge, Cactus, Jeff Beck), drummer Bryan Head (Dick Dale, Foreigner), and Teddy Andreadis (Guns N' Roses, Alice Cooper). The band's self-titled debut was praised as "classic rock for a new millennium" by Stephen K. Peeples of Rolling Stone Magazine. In 2010, the band released their sophomore record, "Love is a Four Letter Word," produced by Brian Friedman (Ike and Tina Turner). This release featured a new lineup including drummer Chet McCracken (The Doobie Brothers, America) and keyboardist Dean Minnerly (Three Dog Night), and went on to generate over 500,000 downloads.

McGrath relocated the band to his hometown of Fort Worth, TX in 2015, adding singer and wife Breeawna Littlepage-McGrath and stepson Devin Littlepage on bass. The band's album, "Closet Full of Skeletons," generated over 100,000 YouTube views for the singles "Release Me," "Damned," "Hollywood Vampire," and "When Did." While touring as the direct support act for 80s icon Tiffany, former Guns N' Roses guitarist Gilby Clarke, current Bon Jovi lead guitarist Phil X, and 70s rockers Nazareth, the band grew their Instagram following to over 40,000.

The band's 2026 album, "On The Wings of the Psychedelic Radio Hour," features the new lead single, "Maybe I'll Be Ok," and is supported by national tour dates through 2027 with Nazareth, Foghat, and Sweet.

For tour updates and social media links, please visit the band's official website at www.themcgrathproject.com, or follow them directly at instagram.com/themcgrathproject and facebook.com/themcgrathproject.