“The re-makes sound great!! Good job.”
– Rich Spina of Herman's Hermits and Gary Lewis & The Playboys
“You've chosen great songs and done them well, including capturing the style and mood of the production."
– Paul von Mertens of The Beach Boys
“Nathan, you remind me a lot of Steve Miller and your love of classic Rock.”
– Joseph Wooten of The Steve Miller Band
“It sounds great!” continued “Very talented!! You got what it takes to be a great side musician, you sing, play an array of different instruments, that would be very valuable in your future.”
- Billy Sullivan of Herman’s Hermits, The Raspberries, and Gary Lewis and The Playboys
“The Nathan Ward Band does a very appealing job by doing fresh sounding versions of rock favorites. The original artists would have been very pleased to hear what this group does with their songs.”
– Fmr. WDRC and WPLR Program Director & Engineer Barry Grant
“When it comes to great entertainment, I cast my vote for the Nathan Ward Band! Rock n' Roll the way it used to be!”
–Rockin’ Richard Phillips of Rockin’ Richard Radio WNHU
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ABOUT ME
What began as a basement operation in 2012 quickly evolved into one of New England's most popular rock bands. The journey wasn't smooth from the start, though. My first band, formed in 2010, was a disaster, lasting only two shows.
Over the next two years, I met dozens of musicians. I had an excellent drummer, Paul, and a talented bassist, Ken, but no guitarist. Just as I was about to call it quits, I received an email from Randy, who lived nearby. Deciding to give it one last shot, I discovered Randy was a phenomenal guitarist, outperforming most headline stars. The four of us came together and created something magical. Like any good relationship, we had our differences and miscommunications, but we always found common ground.
During our time together, we released two studio albums and several promotional records, each featuring 10 songs from the classic rock and roll era. We played countless events, entertaining crowds ranging from 100 to 10,000, at venues as diverse as town gazebos and amusement parks.
A career highlight was when Paul McCartney's producer approached me in Albany, inviting me to play "Let it Be" on the piano while a crowd of Beatles fans sang along for his website.
I've appeared on numerous radio and television programs and have consistently ranked in the top 5 of the Connecticut charts, even reaching #1 on the Triad charts.