The Qi Lo

 Jeremy has been the power house front man of two widely known bands over his 15 + years on the live music scene. Many of you know him from his run as the lead singer for the hugely popular local music act Cloudbreak. He has also worked with the regional cover sensation Alan Has Radar and along with guitarist Paul Palumbo is one of the founders of the Qi Lo. He brings to the stage a energy that you find in few other front men. That combined with his range is musical style make him the perfect fit for the Qi Lo’s high energy show.

Paul has been in the local and regional music spot light  for over 15 years now. Starting his music career in the local original music band North he had success playing many of the major clubs in the Baltimore and DC areas. He moved into the cover band scene in the mid 90’s and has been a key component in many successful Baltimore based bands including Liquid Morning, Alan has Radar and Sometimes Jerome.  He along with lead vocalist  Jeremy Simon are co founders of the Qi Lo. Paul has extensive training in all styles of music. He specializes in reproducing spot on representations of  studio quality guitar playing.

Jerome has an extensive list of bands he has worked with over his 15 + years on the live music scene. He has played in the popular working band Sometimes Jerome gigging regularly in Baltimore area clubs. Most recently his busy touring schedule has taken him far and wide along the eastern seaboard playing the club scene as far south as Florida. His rock solid rhythmic style along with his ability to dual between playing drum kit and hand percussion with equal skill make him a key component to the big sound the Qi Lo achieve in there live show.

Andrew brings to the table many years experience on the original music front. Most recently keeping a busy touring schedule with Baltimore and DC favorite Saving Grace. His ability to play solid heavy pocket grooves on the bass along with his skill on backing vocals make him a go to session player around the Baltimore area. He brings the low end to the Qi Lo in a way that few others can deliver adding to the massive sound of this power house quartet.