G-Force

Introducing G-Force:
Sisters Emily (13), Hannah (11), & Olivia (9) are G-FORCE! - You'll be amazed by this contagious trio who made it through Vegas and the Top 40 live rounds of NBC's "America's Got Talent" in 2009. They were also showcased in the NAMM Show (National Association of Music Merchants) at the Anaheim Convention Center in California & Nashville endorsed by Daisy Rock Guitars. They recently appeared with Jim Brickman in his Summer Music Festival as well as National Anthems with the Cleveland Cavaliers, Cleveland Indians, Monsters Hockey, and the Lake Erie Crushers. The girls have performed on channel 3 WKYC's "Good Company," & "Live On Lakeside," Fox 8's "That's Life" with Robin Swoboda, and T.V. Guide. G-Force has made guest appearances at Playhouse Square, Stocker Center, Cleveland's Q104 "Wilde & Fee," K96 Country, WEOL with "Les in the Morning," and WOBL & WDLW. The girls have been featured in the Chronicle, Morning Journal, Amherst News Times, Scholastic News, & Sandusky Funcoast; and the house band at the Kalahari Water Resort in Sandusky; as well as many fairs, festivals, and events.
G-Force is one of the youngest all-girl bands to perform hits by current pop stars, Disney celebrities, favorites from the 80s, and classic rock. The band features Emily on guitar and vocals, Hannah on bass & b/u vocals, and you won't believe your eyes when you see lil' Olivia feeling the beat on her drums. At ages 4 & 5 these talented musicians from the Northeast Ohio area all enjoyed playing the drums and making guest appearances with their dad in his country band. By age 7 they moved to bass and guitar. With their father a guitarist, and mother an opera & musical theater singer, they performed in church, private parties, and festivals. The family branched out professionally and originated in 2006 as G-Force – its name inspired by the power of their music…and the difficulty of the "Gendics" last name to pronounce and spell.
The girls enjoy playing popular music of all styles and genres, but have also created original music as well. At the age of 8, lead guitarist and vocalist, Emily, wrote "The Car Keys Song," and "The Same," and at age 9, "My Appreciation." G-Force tours with other performers, their family, and two younger brothers Cameron – 6, and Christian - 5, who have already joined them on the drums. Though many students are gifted on an instrument, the combined abilities and youth of this tight ensemble make G-Force unique and appealing to audiences of all ages, and musically inspiring to children.