STRING THERAPY is a unique collaboration originating in central Ohio in 2001. The heart and soul of the band was certainly set for bluegrass, but the band has reached outside the box in its ongoing search for musical therapy. The talent and high-energy of this multi-directional unit has performed various festivals and venues throughout the Midwest and have shared the bill with the likes of Sam Bush, Tony Rice, Larry Keel, John Cowan, just to name a few. The band covers a broad spectrum of music from Stanley Brothers to Allman Brothers and explores original material that establishes STRING THERAPY as one of todays premiere acoustic acts. Each member of the band is distinct in his own right. And, its this individuality along with over 30 years combined experience that creates STRING THERAPYS impressive musical element.
DAVE BOND: lead vox, guitar, mandolin. Performing lead vocals and solid rhythm guitar is Dave Bond, originally from Ironton, Ohio. Prior to joining String Therapy and moving to Lancaster, Ohio, Dave played mandolin for the Ohio River Bluegrass Band, Men From Earth and Wendy Pennington.
BOB KELLEY: dobro, vox, technical guru. Bob Kelley tastefully plays the dobro and adds a wide range of harmony vocals. He lives in Lancaster, Ohio by way of Sebring, Ohio. Bob was the producer of the 2006 IBMA Album of the Year, Celebration of Life-Musicians Against Childhood Cancer. He played formerly with New Frontier, Men From Earth, and Darrel Adkins and Silverwind.
JOSH CLICK: Scruggs style bass, vox. Josh holds the bass down and provides some vocals. Josh lived in Columbus, Ohio for 10 years before making his home in Ironton, Ohio. He has played with Boss Tweed, The Flatt Stanley Project and has toured with the Fox Family Band and New Time.
JIM REED: mandolin, guitar, banjo, vox. Jim is the hard-driving mandolin player. He grew up in Lake Worth, Florida and now resides in Shelbyville, KY. Jim has toured with Tony Rice and Peter Rowan, Darrel Adkins and Silverwind and 3 Fox Drive.
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