Jeremy Smith
Lead vocals and guitar

Jeremy Smith is a Toronto beach native who has been writing and playing music for over 25 years. His music and lyrical style is one that incorporates a contagious recipe of rock, acoustic, reggae & pop which combine to form a familiar sound that is fresh and modern.

At the heart of Jeremy's music is something you feel as well as hear. It's the part you carry with you long after the show is over. His high energy and intimate songs are a reflection of his own sprit that also brings his influences of artists like Bruce Springsteen, Ben Harper, Nirvana, John Lennon, Ron Hawkins, Bob Marley, George Thorogood, Led Zeppelin and Pearl Jam.

Having played in numerous bands and venues all across southern Ontario, Jeremy is now looking forward to performing with Bone-Yard and is excited to see what’s to come.

Hylton Reiff
Bass guitar and Vocals

Originally from Southern Africa, Hylton honed his skills playing bass and percussion with several prominent musicians and popular groups. Since arriving in Canada in 1989, he composed and co-produced two albums under the name Car Go Zoom and brings his rhythmical talent to the Bone-Yard's driving force.

Rob Schatteman
Guitar and vocals

With the warmth of a great riff or fill on his Gibson and Fender guitars, Rob brings a full body sound to the group. Extremely high energy and awesome talent cannot be copied. His love of music and thirst for diversification led him to many bands which makes him an overall great player and a performer to see live.

When Rob is not playing guitar, he’s usually training for another marathon or designing his next jeans for an upcoming show.

Dave Frazee
Keyboard and vocals

A master of the Hammond organ through a Leslie cabinet along with the full sounds of the synthesizer and piano, Dave adds a unique sound to Bone-Yard. When Dave is not playing you can find him trying out the local cuisine PUB GRUB.

Michael Moore
Drums and vocals

Raw energy is something that this drummer just never seems to run out of, from practicing to performing, getting Mike to relax or stop can be a very difficult task. Whether it’s trying to perfect a drum fill or working on a on a section of music Mike’s attention to detail make him the heart of the band. His major influences are Don Brewer from Grand Funk and Ian Paice of Deep Purple which can be heard in his style of drumming. Mike was born to drum and is an integral part of the Bone-Yard juggernaut. Getting people to dance is easy due to his infectious beat that’s will guarantee you a great time.