Read to the end of this piece about Shannon and her band

Singer/guitar player Shannon Moan is an inspired artist with a heavenly voice and a passion for graffiti, photography and her many pets.

She can also host a mean Sunday brunch.

Guitar player Greg Beharriell lives with a beautiful woman named Kat and a handsome dog named Frank, has really good hair and is very proud and supportive of the Sault's outstanding music scene.

He has often been spotted eating Sunday brunch.

Drummer Dan Nystedt can put Mike Holmes to shame with his home renovation abilities, likes to use words that no one knows just to see their perplexed facial expressions and is the biggest Hunter S. Thompson fan I know.

He has been known to cook Sunday brunch on occasion.

Bass player Trevor Harding can paint an entire house without the aid of painters' tape, owns a really cool black low-rider bicycle with flames on it and is a legend with Sault punks, both young and old, because of his involvement with the Spigots.

He never attends Sunday brunch but sometimes pops by afterward to take the dogs for a walk.

These four unique individuals united in September, 2006 to form The Revue.

Although they have only been together for about six months and have but a handful of gigs under their belt, they have acquired a good-sized regular following and have already released a five-song EP of original compositions.

The enthusiastic crowd in attendance at the Revue's Friday night show at Foggy Notions were coaxed out of their seats to dance and cavort the night way by the band's edgy rock sound.

Ripples of excitement washed through the audience with the announcement that the Revue has been given the opportunity to open for a prominent Canadian artist playing in Sault Ste. Marie in March.

As soon as confirmation can be made regarding this show, all details will be made public.