Artist description This site is in memory of Chuck Bush, Global Theatre's bass player from 1991-1994 and is at the far right of the photo to the left. Chuck recently passed away, and we wanted to have something to share the music he helped us to make. We will miss him, and feel for all other musicians who will never have the opportunity to play with him. Global Theatre was a band in the early 90's with a mainstream style influenced by nearly all elements of popular music. Emerging at the time from the clutter of trendiness and progressive attitude, Global Theatre's music was at once familiar and indescribable. The Band's material has been crafted over the span of a decade. This music is from their first and only compact disc. We have now re-released the 1992 CD Global Theatre through mp3.com, with new artwork. We are thrilled to be able to make Chuck's music more widely heard and enjoyed. Please buy a disc.

Music Style Pop/Rock with a decidedly 80's flair. It was the early 90's after all.

Musical Influences David bowie, David Byrne, Cy Curnin, Billy Joel, Thomas Dolby, David Paich, Tony Banks, Alex Lifeson, Al Di Meola, Allen Holdsworth, Niel Peart, Stanley Clarke, Prince, Jeff Lorber, Allman Brothers

Group Members Will Jacobsen - vocalist and lyricist - Will is currently a member of Thinmen, and Duct Tape Mummy. Thinmen can be heard here at mp3.com/thinmen and ampcast.com/thinmen. -- -- Dave Alstead - keyboardist - Dave is also a member of Thinmen. -- -- Kevin Worthington - lead guitarist and drum programmer - Kevin's projects currently include the band Ron Obvious. -- -- Chuck Bush - 6 string bass - The anchor of our rhythm section.

Instruments Keyboards, Electric guitar, 6 string bass, electronic drums

Albums Global Theatre

Location St. Paul, MN - USA

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