The Bringers have had a seven year career as one of Phoenix Arizona’s premiere Celtic/World folk bands. Performing in venues ranging from bars/pubs to street fairs to concert halls with their unique blend of instruments and musical styles from around the world. The Bringers have also enjoyed success and acclaim at Renaissance Festivals including the Arizona, Colorado, Minnesota and North Carolina Renaissance Festivals.

In July of 2002, The Bringers went on an extended hiatus to pursue outside interests. Since then they have reunited a handful of times to play specific gigs, but given the success of their subsequent projects, a full-time reformation seems doubtful.
Current information for the bands members can be found at

Michi Regier Fiddles, Backing Vocals Website: http://www.michimusic.com Email: michimusic@michimusic.com	Byron Miller Didgeridoo, Backing Vocals Website: http://groups.msn.com/ByronsFiles Email: byron_miller@hotmail.com

Vash
Percussion, Vocals
Website: http://www.bodhranai.jackalpress.com
Email: bodhranai@hotmail.com


THE BRINGERS recordings can be found by clicking on the album covers, and FREE tracks from each album can be found here at Vash's website



“It’s About Time” was The Bringers first album. It was released in Mid-2001 to swift sales and kind reviews. The Bringers at the time were comprised of:

Michi Regier: 4 & 5 string Fiddles, harmony vocals
Vash: Bodhran, Bones, Djembe, Dumbek, Snare, Udu, solo & harmony vocals
Byron Miller: Didgeridoos & harmony Vocals
Joe Bethancourt: 6, 10, 12 string & classical guitars, Doubleneck Guitar,
Guitar-Synth, electric sitar, 5 string banjo, octave mandolin, lead & harmony vocals
Nichelle Scott: Split-lead & harmony vocals, Tamborine, Shakers, zils
Catherine Rustenbeck: Split-lead & harmony vocals, Tambek, Shakers, zils






“Ramblers & Rovers” was the second (and to date final) studio recording. It was recorded in early 2002 and released (again to kind reviews) in Mid-2003. The album focuses on ‘Ren Faire’ music and was a collaboration of The Bringers and some of their close friends from the national Renaissance Festival circuit. The distinct difference between this and their first album is that “Ramblers & Rovers” is entirely acoustic. At the time “Ramblers & Rovers” was recorded The Bringers were working full time as renaissance festival performers.
The bands line up at the time consisted of:

Anita the Gypsy (Michi Regier): Fiddles & Voice
Dingo the Didgeridude (Byron Miller): Didgeridoos & Voice
Finn (Who likes to hit stuff): Bodhrans, Djembe & Voice

The guests appearing on the CD are:



Bathos the Muse (Eddie Jeff Cahill): Guitar & Voice
Eslin the Songstress (Trish Irby): Voice & Clavier
The Puckerbrush Players (Allen & Joyce Switzer): Hammered Dulcimers
Zilch the Torysteller (Terry Foy): Mandolin, Tenor Banjo, Voice
Tatianna Stewart (Tanya Brody): Harp & Voice


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