#OMalleysMarch

Top-40 and variety cover band founded by Richard Rice, previously a guitarist in a Dundalk group called the Coachmen prior […]

Classic rock band formerly known as Murphy’s Law… after some personnel changes they became known as Shooter in 1981. Members […]

Irish group from D.C. area performed throughout the region. Members included Robin Bullock (fiddle), Danny Costello (banjo, accordion, vocals), Paul […]

Irish folk/rock group formed in 1988 by Martin O’Malley (vocals, acoustic guitar), and Paul Levin (vocals, uillean pipes, wooden flute, […]

Top-40 band formed by David Schaefer (keyboard) proprietor of Perry Hall Music. Horizon could be seen at teen centers, school […]

Columbia based Celtic multi-instrumentalist, recording artist. Member of O’Malley’s March. ‘Solo’ CD’s recorded at John Grant’s Secret Sound Studios in […]

Folk group performed ethnic Irish, Scottish, and classical works. Their 1985 self-titled album featured Chris Norman (flute, tin whistle), Ken […]

Possibly the first punk rock band in Baltimore. Formed in 1977 by Maryland Institute College of Art students and poets […]

The Break was a pop and rock group formed in early 1990 featuring Steve Bisson (guitar, vocals ex-Blind Eye, Brindle, […]

Irish band. Peter Fitzgerald (banjo), Bob Smith (banjo), Andy Thurston (guitars ex-Extra Extra…)… Seen regularly at the Cat’s Eye Pub… […]