BIOS

Recently appeared in the highly anticipated revival of Pal Joey at City Center, directed by Savion Glover and Tony Goldwyn. He made his Broadway debut at age 10 as a no-neck monster in Cat on a Hot Tin Roof; originated the role of 70’s music mogul Don Kirschner in Beautiful: The Carole King Musical; and survived the original cast of Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark. Other Broadway: Ring of Fire, Time Stands Still, High Fidelity, I’m Not Rappaport, Aida, Bring Back Birdie, Grease. Off-Broadway he’ll be appearing in the upcoming Dead Outlaw (winter ’24) at the storied Minetta Lane Theatre. Other Off-Broadway: Whisper House (The Cilvilians), Scotland PA (Roundabout), The Undeniable Sound of Right Now (WP), Romantic Poetry (MTC), Terms of Endearment (The Directors Co), Game Show (45 Bleeker.) He stars as the titular character in the award-winning indie film Beau (festivals and upcoming). Other film: My America (Hal Hartley); The Namesake (Mira Nair); Salt (Philip Noyce); Renaissance Man (Penny Marshall); I’ll Do Anything (James L Brooks.) Favorite TV: Little America; The Good Fight; Elementary; The Path; Prodigal Son; Neon Joe: Werewolf Hunter; Star Trek: Deep Space 9; Law & Order SVU. He was a founder of the Evidence Room Theatre Project in L.A., and a member of the Yale Whiffenpoofs. Brooklyn born, Jeb currently lives in Brooklyn with Elyse, Eleanor and Nicky.

Raised by musicians, show people and arts professionals, Gary was brought up on a steady diet of jazz, the philharmonic, opera, musical theatre, choral music, movies, lots of TV and pretty much everything that wasn’t rock & roll. “I had to discover rock on my own. Now, it’s an everyday part of my professional life.” In addition to working steadily as a performing musician, Gary serves as Creative Director and an Artist Representative of Castle Entertainment, based in Burbank, CA as well as Artistic Director of 3000 MIles Off Broadway Productions. With a formal education in theatre Gary loves boots-on-the-ground involvement in show development and production, one of his company’s specialties.  Castle Entertainment also represents several top-tier tribute shows including TLR - Experience The Eagles, of which Gig is a founding member and performing manager.  TLR is proudly licensed by Azoff Entertainment (Eagles management) and Global Music Rights to perform the music of the Eagles.  Gig is also the creator and producing director of the touring Simon & Garfunkel concert show, The Graduates.

Gary narrates the documentary American Anxiety, currently on Amazon Prime, along with several product videos for the prestigious digital recording equipment company Apogee Electronics.  And, as a drummer, his work can be enjoyed on the hit series Play It By Ear, a musical theatre improv show on the DropoutTV streaming platform.

Gig says, "The High Lonesome ranks high among the most special and cherished experiences of my life.  It encompasses everything that being in a band is about; the ups 'n downs, highs 'n lows, adventures and mis-adventures.  Licking stamps and addressing mailers, playing anywhere and everywhere they'll have you, hearing your song on the radio for the very first time and above all else. . . the deep bond of life-long brotherhood".

Jon Lindstrom is a 4-time Emmy© nominated actor, an author (his debut novel, Hollywood Hustle, will be published by Crooked Lane books on February 6, 2024), an award-winning filmmaker, and an occasional drummer (just ask the other guys here). He’s been seen in lots of stuff, Bosch, True Detective but is likely known to most audiences as the really messed up twins, Dr. Kevin Collins and Ryan Chamberlain on ABC-TV’s General Hospital. By most accounts, he is a pretty nice guy. He lives mainly in Los Angeles, which is what he likes to write about: The good people, the bad people, the business of show, and the experience of living in sunny, glittery, seductive, corrupt L.A. 

Since THL he has produced the Broadway bio-musical The Cher Show, which grabbed two Tony  awards. He also wrote the music and co-wrote the book (with David Crey Foster) for The Devil You Know, a rhythm & blues story that was mounted in Hollywood and garnered good reviews as well as an Ovation nomination for best script. Currently he produces and develops new works including the recent musical workshop of classic sitcom Saved by the Bell. Dex continues to write and perform music as well as act on stage, TV and film; most recently recurring on ABC's Station 19.

After life as the keyboardist for The High Lonesome, Phil took up the acoustic guitar and started writing funny songs. He’s performed at comedy and music venues all over Southern California and elsewhere, including a ship floating in the Caribbean. He’s been heard on the radio here and there, including The Dr. Demento Show, and in recent years has been on public TV stations around the country, using song to get you to donate your vehicle. His favorite review came from the Pasadena Star-News: "Like listening to set-to-music entries from an obsessive-compulsive's diary...a really funny one.” Phil is also live theatre-maker, working as an actor, director, musician and writer for immersive theatre events, children’s theatres and other fun places.