Gregg is the life of the party at every Feature Attraction show. He's the spark plug fueling the high performance engine of this band. Gregg is like "Animal House" meets "The Blues Brothers". You never know what to expect from this dynamo.. His rich Motown inspired soul-felt raspy lead vocals shine out on every song he sings along with some of the funkiest and ballad smooth Tenor Sax solos you will ever have the chance to hear. As an original member and co-founder of the "OverTime" band for the past 30+ years he now brings years of showmanship and excitement to the "Feature Attraction" shows. 

Bo Newcomb began playing piano by ear at age 10. Soon after he began piano lessons and learned to read music.By age 14 he had acquired a combo organ and began playing in various horn bands such as "The Cellars" and "Revolution." Graduating from Elon with a Music Ed. Degree, Bo played in local N.C. bands such as "China Grove" and "Odyssey"and was the Founder and keyboard player for the "OverTime" band for the past 30+ years.He now brings his vast wealth of musical knowledge to " Feature Attraction " as our music director/multi-keyboards and vocals.   He continues to love the experience of playing "live" keys with a "live" band.

Kim developed a love of music at an early age when she began singing, playing piano and writing music/lyrics. After taking the stage in 1984 for her first ever band audition, Kim began her professional music journey. She is one of the founding members of the Overtime Band (now Feature Attraction Band) from Southside Va., with whom she spent 10 years rocking the stage as lead vocalist and saxophonist. She enjoyed recording original music with the band, and also opened for famous artists including Maurice Williams & the Zodiacs, Clarence Carter, and Marie Osmond. In 1993, Kim stepped away from band life to raise her son, Kadison, and to focus on her career as a teacher, school administrator and private piano teacher/vocal coach. In 2016, she was back with a vengeance. She began performing with The Ginger Thompson Band from Raleigh, NC and took the stage alongside Ginger with The Embers at the 2018 Beach Music Awards Show in Myrtle Beach, SC. Most recently, Kim recorded background vocals for Ginger’s new CD, “Straight from the Heart”. In 2022, she reconnected and
collaborated with FAB to record an original duet “Know We’re Gonna Make It”, written by FAB’s lead singer, Gregg Browder. She is so excited to be reunited with her long time friends and fellow musicians. If you ask, she will tell you that she is right at home on stage with her FAB family. Kim believes in music as therapy for the soul and she is so very grateful for her God-given gifts.

Jeff was born into a musical family in Kenbridge, VA. He’s been playing guitar for 60+ years and has played music full-time in the past. Jeff has shared the stage with a variety of acts throughout the years. Jeff has played with The Back Porch Boogie Band, The Overtime Band, Ironbridge, and with Trisha Yearwood. He’s played in Bands that opened for Brooks and Dunn, Diamond Rio, Kool and the Gang, Doug Stone, Tracey Lawrence and Trace Atkins. Jeff loved opening for these acts and getting to meet them. Now he’s back with The Feature Attraction Band (formerly The Overtime Band) and he considers them to be some of the best musicians he’s ever played with. Jeff hopes to see you at a show in the future and hopefully his performance will put a smile on your Face!

T-3 was born into a musical family from South Hill, VA.; his mother was an accomplished pianist and his father a trumpet player. From a young age he was fascinated by sound and began both listening to various musical genres as well recording people, music, and nature sounds using an old 2 Track machine his grandfather had given him. It did not take long to develop a desire to learn to actually play music beginning on his mother's old upright Piano and progressing into Guitar lessons at the age of 7. From there it was a twisting and turning road of talent shows and jamming with friends. He found his first band in Tony T and the Midnight Movers at the age of 12 and with them he made his first $15 on December 31, 1977. He was hooked after that and has gone on to enjoy nearly 50 years in the music business in many different roles including both Live Sound and Recording Engineering and Production, as a musician, and various Managerial Positions within the music industry. He obtained his Recording Arts Specialize Associates Degree in November of 1993 from Full Sail Center for the Recording Arts located in Winter Park, Florida. T3  has played Bass and run sound for Jim Quick and Coastline,Bass with Mark Roberts and Breeze and Bass with The Craig Woolard Band. He originally joined Bo, Greg, Kim, and Jeff in The Overtime Band all the way back in the late 80's and is excited to be back sharing the stage with them once again. 

Ken started playing the drums in 1968, playing along to old Motown hits on 45s and on the juke box. There were several sit-ins where a youngster could stay up past bed time and give an older drummer a rest for a few songs. Of course there were a few high school bands and the pep band at school, but things got serious in senior year when I was asked to join the Wesleyan College jazz band. The test was Herbie Hancock's Chameleon from 1973. That was a tall order for a 17 year old. The college years spawned a Christian rock group named Nicodemus, releasing a self-titled album and "Stop Running", both recorded at Sunset Studios in Rocky Mount, NC. There were several years that were spent building a family and career, but Ken came back in 2012 to work with The Mighty Saints of Soul, first with equipment, then running sound and later providing percussion and vocals, and doing some recording. Ken joined The Feature Attraction Band on drums in September of 2022 and has decided that there can't possibly be a finer group of musicians to work with. Come see us soon at a venue near you! 

Bio coming soon!