Vocalist

Staff Sergeant April Boucher

SSG April Boucher served 11 years in the US Navy with the Pacific Fleet Band in Pearl Harbor, HI, and the Navy Band Southeast in Jacksonville, FL. She studied private voice for 6 years with Carol Marty. She also taught private voice and served as an ear-training instructor for the Naval Sea Cadets. SSG Boucher has been a featured soloist at various high-profile events, including the film premiere of Pearl Harbor and Jacksonville Jaguars football games.

Staff Sergeant Randy Wight

SSG Wight joined the Army in 2004 following an extensive career as a solo performer and studio musician. A skilled keyboardist and drummer, SSG Wight is a graduate of Cayuga Community College.

Guitar

Staff Sergeant Thomas Lindsey

SSG Thomas Lindsey is originally from Daytona Beach, Florida. Prior to joining the Field Band he served as guitarist with the 9th Army Band at Fort Wainwright, Alaska, the 3d ID Band at Fort Stewart, Georgia, and the 76th Army Band in Kaiserslautem, Germany. SSG Lindsey has toured extensively throughout the United States and Europe, performing with musicians such as Charlie Daniels, Martina McBride, and The Platters.

Bass

Sergeant First Class Peter Krasulski

SFC Krasulski joined the Army in 1998. A native of Washington, DC, he has served with the 82nd Airborne's "All-American" Band, the 8th Army Band in Korea, and the 4th Infantry Division Band, with which he was deployed to Iraq. A graduate of St. Petersburg College, SFC Krasulski joined the Field Band in 2005.

Keyboards

Master Sergeant Kirk Kadish (NCOIC)

MSG Kadish served on the faculty of the Armed Forces School of Music in Norfolk, Virginia. MSG Kadish earned a B.M. at the University of Michigan and a M.M. at Towson University.

Drums

Staff Sergeant Gerald Myles

SSG Myles performed professionally at Walt Disney World and throughout the east coast before joining the Field Band in 2005. A native of Norwalk, Connecticut, he has studied jazz at the University of Massachusetts and the University of Hartford. SSG Myles has also taught drumming for high school marching bands and for inner-city students.

Audio Engineer

Staff Sergeant Donald Dillenbeck

SSG Dillenbeck has served as a member of the 434th US Army Signal Corps Band at Fort Gordon and of the Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe in Belgium. He previously taught sound reinforcement at the Navy School of Music. SSG Dillenbeck holds a bachelor’s degree in trombone performance from the Crane School of Music and a master’s degree from Northwestern University. A native of Johnson City, New York, he joined the Field Band in 2007.

NCOIC=non-commissioned officer in charge