Radio Replay 4 piece female lead Pop - Rock hits 70's to now.

Radio Replay is ready for anything! Playing to the crowd, this pro outfit is way better than a bubble machine for your party, and will keep the dance packed playing classic hits.

Shantelle Pfau, vocals: Shantelle has been singing since she could hold a microphone, starting with a community theatre group at the age of 3. Over the years she had sung with several community groups and choirs and eventually joined a blues band as lead vocalist in 2013. Since then she has sung lead for several different bands across every genre all over the GTA with rock music at the heart of her vocal foundation.

Carl De Souza Bass and Vocals: Carl delivers a powerhouse low end forged from 30 years of playing across the GTA’s most diverse music scenes. With roots in Motown, Reggae, and Funk—and a musical lineage shaped by his father, a seasoned jazz bass player—Carl brings a rare blend of groove, experience, and instinct. His warm, melodic lines lock in with authority, driving every stage he steps onto. Versatile, dynamic, and relentlessly groove-focused, Carl is the bass force that elevates the band’s sound and keeps the crowd moving.

Serge Savoie, drums and vocals: Serge is a force to be reckoned with behind the kit! Starting drumming big band at 8 years old, he’s studied various styles through the years. He has played every venue in the GTA (and many you may never have heard of) at least once, and toured trough Canada and the northern states with Gunz N FN Rosez. He has performed on stage with recording artist Freddy Curci, Oklahoma Bomb Squad, notable cover bands such as Sugar, tribute bands Rocket Queen, 5150, Rock of Ages and has also subs-in with a plethora of bands regularly. He provides a foundation that will rock your world!

Paul Hart, guitar and vocals: An accomplished multi-instrumentalist, Paul studied music at university before touring the world with several bands. He has sharted the stage with some of Canada's most iconic rock legends. He can be credited with convincing Greg Rollie to go solo when he was a roadie for Journey in the 70s.