The Rogue Messengers...
offer a little bit of everything to appeal to a wide variety of audiences.  With several years of diverse performing experience among them, these players offer an eclectic mix of new and old pop &rock with the occasional blues or country tune thrown in. A little something for everyone in the crowd.  Available as an acoustic, two-guitar duo or a four piece band.

SONGLIST

Not So Oldies, Pop, Alternative Rock

A Change ~ Sheryl Crow
Better Be Home Soon ~ Crowded House
Black Horse & The Cherry Tree ~ KT Tunstall
Blister In The Sun ~ Violent Femmes
Blitzkreig Bop ~ The Ramones
Breathe (2AM) ~ Anna Nalick
Closer to Fine ~ The Indigo Girls
Crazy Little Thing Called Love ~ Queen
Drive ~ Incubus
Everlasting Light ~ The Black Keys
Follow Me ~ Uncle Kracker
Game of Love ~ Michelle Branch/Santana
Good Riddance (Time of Your Life) ~ Green Day
High & Dry ~ Radiohead
I Want Candy ~ Bow Wow Wow
Love You Madly ~ Cake
Mad World ~ Tears For Fears
One Tree Hill ~ U2
Say It Ain't So ~ Weezer
So Much To Say ~ Dave Matthews Band
Steal My Kisses ~ Ben Harper
Steve McQueen ~ Sheryl Crow
Sweet Dreams ~ Eurythmics
Underneath It All ~ No Doubt
What Would You Say? ~ Dave Matthews Band
What's Up? ~ 4 Non-Blondes
Wonderwall ~ Oasis
Zombie ~ The Cranberries


Oldies Rock, Folk, Blues, Country

Angel From Montgomery ~ John Prine
Baby What You Want Me To Do ~ Jimmy Reed
Bad Moon Rising ~ CCR
Ballad of John & Yoko ~ John Lennon
Bloodshot Eyes ~ Pat Benatar
Bring Me Some Water ~ Melissa Etheridge
Brown Eyed Girl ~ Van Morrison
Bye Bye Love ~ The Everly Brothers
Can't Let Go ~ Lucinda Williams
Cherry Cherry ~ Neil Diamond
Don't Let It Bring You Down ~ Neil Young
Drift Away ~ Dobie Gray
Gone Gone Gone - Everly Brothers
Is This Love? ~ Bob Marley
Jambalaya ~ Hank Williams Sr.
Johnny B. Goode ~ Chuck Berry
Last Kiss ~ Wayne Cochran
Moondance ~ Van Morrison
Old Man ~ Neil Young
Sweet Home Alabama ~ Lynyrd Skynyrd
These Boots ~ Nancy Sinatra
Three Li'l Birds ~ Bob Marley
Walking In Memphis ~ Lonestar
Walking On Sunshine ~ Katrina & The Waves
Workin' at the Carwash Blues ~ Jim Croce