Artists & Performers

Big Head Todd and the Monsters is an American rock band that has been captivating audiences with their soulful melodies, infectious grooves, and electrifying performances for over three decades. Formed in the late 1980s in Colorado, the band consists of lead vocalist and guitarist Todd Park Mohr, bassist Rob Squires, drummer Brian Nevin, and keyboardist and guitarist Jeremy Lawton. With their distinctive blend of rock, blues, and roots music, Big Head Todd and the Monsters have carved out a unique place in the music landscape, earning a devoted following and critical acclaim along the way. Their music is characterized by Mohr's soulful vocals, intricate guitar work, and heartfelt songwriting, as well as the band's tight-knit chemistry and dynamic live performances. Since their debut album, "Another Mayberry," released in 1989, Big Head Todd and the Monsters have released a string of successful albums, including the platinum-selling "Sister Sweetly" (1993) and "Beautiful World" (1997), as well as fan favorites like "Midnight Radio" (1995) and "Riviera" (2002). Their music has been praised for its authenticity, emotional depth, and timeless appeal, earning them a reputation as one of the most respected bands in the industry. One of the band's defining characteristics is their electrifying live performances, which showcase their boundless energy and infectious enthusiasm. Whether performing in intimate clubs or headlining major festivals, Big Head Todd and the Monsters never fail to deliver a memorable show, drawing audiences in with their electrifying stage presence and dynamic musicianship. Over the years, the band has built a diverse and devoted fan base, known affectionately as "BHTM Heads," who flock to their concerts year after year to experience the magic of their live performances. With their soulful lyrics, infectious melodies, and undeniable talent, Big Head Todd and the Monsters continue to inspire and entertain audiences around the world, proving that their music is as relevant and vital as ever.