Prior to creating HeadCount, Andy was best known in the music community as an author of "The Pharmer's Almanac", a guide to the band Phish that sold over 70,000 copies. He also was a full-time journalist for over a decade, primarily as media editor of Street & Smith's SportsBusiness Journal. He later was Vice President of U.S. Corporate Development at Kangaroo TV, a sports technology company based near Montreal, Quebec.

as an artist manager and road manager of nationally touring acts focusing on tour operations, marketing and promotions. Prior to working in the music industry, Jacey was an analyst at the New York-based investment banking house Greenhill & Co., where she participated in mergers and acquisitions, restructuring, and private equity transactions. She is a 2000 graduate of the University of Virginia's McIntire School of Commerce and currently serves on the school's Young Alumni board.

He spent over 15 months in SE Asia traveling through Cambodia, Indonesia and the Philippines. When Sebastian returned to NYC he became immediately involved with HeadCount again assisting in grant proposals, political research and coordinating HeadCount events. He is now the fulltime Outreach Director and works at Headcount's first office in downtown Manhattan. He runs HeadCount's field team and oversees several other projects. Sebastian graduated from Indiana University Bloomington in 2006 with a B.A. in Political Science and Musicology. He now lives in NYC and enjoys ethnic cuisine.

with the June 2007 benefit concert featuring Bob Weir and RatDog. Most of HeadCount's brochures, t-shirts, posters and printed materials were designed by Jamie. When not volunteering her time and talents to HeadCount, Jamie earns her living as a freelance illustrator and graphic designer. Her artwork can be viewed at BitterSweetCreations.com. Jamie's client list includes High Sierra Music Festival, Relix Magazine, Jam Cruise, Langerado, and Lava World, Intl, amongst others. Jamie is a graduate of Mount Union College in Alliance, OH (her hometown) and resides in Pittsburgh, PA (Go Steelers!) with her husband and dog, Tweezer. In her downtime, Jamie enjoys camping, kickin' out the jams on Guitar Hero, and criticizing primetime network television.

, The New York Times, Musician, Blender, Artforum, and countless other publications both living and archived. These days he writes mainly for the Village Voice, eMusic, Relix, and Oprah's magazine. In 1998 he co-authored The Phish Book with the fab Burlington quartet. He continues to free-lance from polyethnic Brooklyn, where he resides in domestic tranquility with his wife and two daughters.

at colleges and universities all over the country. As the National Campus Coordinator, Kelley worked with a team of other HeadCount volunteers to get local HeadCount teams onto college campuses to do voter registration. Kelley graduated with a degree in Journalism from Middle Tennessee State University. She has recently moved to Oregon and continues with work with HeadCount as Content Editor. In her spare time, Kelley enjoys making jewelry, finding yummy new vegetarian recipes, doing almost anything outdoors, and finding new ways to get people involved in protecting and preserving the environment. She has recently moved to Oregon and continues with work with HeadCount as Content Editor. In her spare time, Kelley enjoys making jewelry, finding yummy new vegetarian recipes, doing almost anything outdoors, and finding new ways to get people involved in protecting and preserving the environment. Kelley graduated with a degree in Journalism from Middle Tennessee State University. She has recently moved to Oregon and continues with work with HeadCount as Content Editor. In her spare time, Kelley enjoys making jewelry, finding yummy new vegetarian recipes, doing almost anything outdoors, and finding new ways to get people involved in protecting and preserving the environment.

interacted with media, and executed and assisted in special projects including high profile photo shoots and fundraising events. In addition to her volunteer work with HeadCount, Jenni is a Pharmaceutical Sales Representative. She graduated from Ohio State University in 1999 with Bachelors in Communication. Jenni has lived in New York City since 2001. In addition to her volunteer work with HeadCount, Jenni is a Pharmaceutical Sales Representative. She graduated from Ohio State University in 1999 with Bachelors in Communication. Jenni has lived in New York City since 2001.

and the U.S. Senate Environment and Public Works Committee. A graduate of Lehigh University and Pace Law School's Environmental Law Program, Nicole enjoys utilizing her educational and professional background to help non-traditional activists make a difference. She is also the the Artist Rep for Brett Dennen and acts as HeadCount's non profit partnership coordinator. A San Francisco resident, Nicole enjoys jogging barefoot on the beach with her dog, listening to Michael Franti and Spearhead, and attending ALO shows.

He resides in Boston, MA while being aware of HeadCount since its inception just actively started to participate.

Dave graduated from Rollins College in 2000 with a bachelor in psychology and got his masters in Music Business from the Berklee School of Music.  In 2002 he was a co-founder of the live concert recording division of Clear Channel, known as Instant Live.  Following this he helped develop the company Platinum Blue Music Intelligence that pioneered the ‘Music X-ray’ technology.

Dave’s passion is working with and seeing live music.  When he is not working he is seeing as many live acts as possible, discovering new music, and helping unsigned bands.  He is also an avid collector of live soundboards of many genres.

with a degree in economics and English and is a former Michigan Daily Writer. Go Blue! She enjoys traveling, writing, live music, and reading and learning about almost anything. She is proud to be a part of the HeadCount team and is excited about all the work that is being done to engage young people in democracy.

headling major concert venues such as the Tweeter Center in Camden, NJ and the Hammerstein Ballroom in New York City. Marc helped create HeadCount in 2004 when The Biscuits were not touring regularly, and was involved in every facet of the organization. Marc continues to be involved in all key decisions related to HeadCount, and serves as a liaison with other HeadCount-affiliated artists. Marc attended the University of Pennsylvania, with other members of The Disco Biscuits, and lives near Philadelphia with his wife, Deborah and two children.

The HeadCount Intranet is a system built by Jay from scratch which tracks HeadCount events, volunteers, and other data important to the organization. He also contributes to HeadCount print designs. Jay currently works as a graphic design contractor for several government clients, including the NSF, FTC, NIDCD and NEI. He also does design work for several artists, including the Disco Biscuits. Check out his portfolio site at www.Atomic6Design.com. Jay is an Auburn graduate, and loves his SEC football. He hails from Washington DC and now lives in Denver, CO.

in Kentucky followed by a master of arts in contemporary music and popular musicology from Brunel University in London, UK. She's written for newspapers, national magazines and online music mags and has lived in New York since October 2008. She loves barbeque, live music and political debate and currently writes and edits the blog Just A Girl In The World.

organization in the 2008 election year. Ellen also manages artist relations for the bands Ratdog, Santana, and Crosby, Stills & Nash. Ellen holds a B.S. from Cornell University and lives on Long Island, NY. She has been to over 250 Grateful Dead (and family) shows, her touring days first dating back to 1978.

and The Disco Biscuits. After graduating from Washington, DC's American University in 2005, Drew found his way back to the Boston area - where he enjoyed growing up. Drew began working with HeadCount in 2007, and hasn't looked back since.Working with HeadCount has opened many doors for Drew in the music industry, and he is excited to find what's next - for himself and the organization. After graduating from Washington, DC's American University in 2005, Drew found his way back to the Boston area - where he enjoyed growing up. Drew began working with HeadCount in 2007, and hasn't looked back since. Working with HeadCount has opened many doors for Drew in the music industry, and he is excited to find what's next - for himself and the organization.

 After seeing the preview for "A Call To Action"Max decided to reach out and lend his help to HeadCount in whatever way needed.  Max currently lives in the New York City/Northern New Jersey area where he works at Warmflash Productions, a full service post production company as Post Supervisor Assistant/ and Assistant Editor, as well as in various other positions in film and TV production and post-production. 

 Elizabeth has previously interned with the Gothic Theatre in Englewood, Colorado.  She studied at NYU in Paris in the spring of 2009 where she completed her minor in French, and more importantly, ate an abundance of baguettes and other amazing food.  She is a proud Littleton, Colorado native and enjoys playing the piano, singing, and snowboarding in her free time.

communications, social-networking, development research and more.  Becca received her BA in International Relations at Michigan State University, and the Spartans hold a special place in her heart.  She spent a year as an AmeriCorps VISTA building the capacity of the service-learning organization The LEAGUE in Michigan and then moved on to Washington DC to work at AmericaSpeaks, a citizen engagement nonprofit, and teach 2nd grade Extended Day at a charter school.  Becca is currently a full time student at NYU pursuing her Master of Public Administration degree and loving city life.

with the goal of building active teams of HeadCount volunteers across the country.  Tappan graduated from Golden Gate University with a MBA in Marketing in 2009 and from The University of the South with a BA in Philosophy and a Concentration in Women’s Studies in 2003.  Tappan is the principle and founder of Sustainable Foundations, a management and marketing consulting firm for start ups, small businesses and nonprofits.  Tappan is an avid lover of live music; listening and dancing has been her main form of recreation since her early teens.  You may find her at shows from coast to coast, where she’ll be happy to talk to you about HeadCount anytime!  Additionally, Tappan loves to cook, entertain and play with her pets Cooper and Ophelia.   

to make their voices heard and utilize the right to vote. This year, Cailin is very excited to expand her role in HeadCount, becoming the Regional Coordinator for New England. Cailin graduated this spring from Fitchburg State College with a B.S. in psychology and a minor in fine arts. In the future, Cailin hopes to attend graduate school for art therapy where she can combine her passions for the arts and helping others. When not at a show, she can be found hiking, kayaking, snowshoeing, drawing, or traveling.

law school in Jacksonville, FL.
Chelsea graduated in 2006 from American University in Washington, D.C. with a B.A. in political science and anthropology. As an undergrad, she studied in Egypt and Jamaica, and hopes to study abroad again in the near future. Chelsea is a vegetarian and an avid road cyclist, and she loves to engage in observable actions that curb environmental degradation.

in the Northeast since Spring 2008. Andrew currently manages the outlet store for central Pennsylvania’s largest shoe retailer, Secret Sneaker. Since the 7th grade, Andrew has been in a band called Frisbitar. The band plays gigs in the Lancaster and Philadelphia area and can be found on myspace. With deep and long time ties to music and the music industry as well as formal education in business management, Andrew hopes to pursue a rewarding career tied to the music industry. Andrew was a 2007 graduate of Millersville University and maintains a home base in Lancaster, PA.

in Communications and Spanish. Ariel is currently employed by a sustainable building material manufacturer in Atlanta, GA.

His first encounter with Headcount was during moe. at Bonnaroo in 2004. The idea behind the Headcount concept must have been great considering the reaction the band received from everyone gathered at the main stage. Ariel brings to his role a love for live music and eagerness to allow folks to utilize their right to vote.

remains interested in marketing and not-for-profit organizations. Previously, Mr. Conroe worked as a stock options trader in Chicago and Boston.  Dan is currently living in Chicago and looks forward to seeing you at the HeadCount table.

unpaved roads to get to her family’s farm She graduated from Truman State University in 2006 with degrees in English, Philosophy, and Religion, and a minor in Psychology. She moved to Denver in September 2006 for a job with FlightSafety Services Corp, where she is currently contracted by the Navy to develop training courseware for the T-6. Emily loves any outdoor activity, and it is her passion for travel that drives her to take at least two international trips a year.

His research was centered on the provision of a "democratic education" to today's youth in order to empower them with the civic knowledge to function effectively as tomorrow's citizens. Shane's passion for political education led him to begin work on a Ph.D. in Political Science in August 2008, specializing in Political Theory and Public Policy Issues.

In addition to rocking out with HeadCount at live music events across the country, Laura is also finishing up her undergraduate degree in Sustainability and Justice at The Evergreen State College in Olympia, WA.

She is currently on tour with Ratdog representing HeadCount’s 2009 “What’s your Issue?” campaign. Liz graduated in 2007 at the top of her class with an Associate’s Degree in Nursing. She then packed her car and moved out to Philadelphia, and now calls the northeast home. When not on the road, Liz works as a Registered Nurse, specializing in women’s health and home health care. She continues to love the road, and travels wherever the music takes her.

Abby recently started a residency for. HeadCount at the World Café Live in Philadelphia. When she's not teaching 8th graders about their unalienable rights, Abby can be found biking the roads of suburban Philadelphia.

event management with a focus on the live entertainment industry. Crystal also volunteers with the American Liver Foundation helping voice the importance of organ donation as well as interns for Shimon Presents, a publicity, promotions, and grassroots marketing company working with numerous bands and events around the country. She was also recently accepted to the Disney College Program for a concierge role and is currently living in Orlando to work at Disney World through January 2010.
Crystal is enthusiastic and passionate about music, event planning and is actively involved with helping to maintain a clean environment both in her home and community. Since her internship with the Captain Planet Foundation in 2007, she has become a lead event volunteer where she now plays a key role in annual fundraisers, represents the Foundation at festivals and events, and also teaches environmental literacy to youth at leading environmental fairs and expos in the Metro Atlanta area.

She is passionate about local food, community gardens, and changing our farm and food policy.  Holly moved to California from New Hampshire in 2003 and lives in San Francisco with her husband Jeffery (also a team leader in San Francisco) and awesome dog Soren.  She loves seeing live music and is excited to combine the energy and community at shows and festivals with working to help people take an active voice in their government.

She first became interested in politics and volunteering in 2004 after working at the Democratic Convention in Boston, MA.

Jackie recently graduated from NYU with a degree in Media, Culture and Communication. She loves live music and hopes to one day work in the music industry. She also enjoys socializing, meeting new people, and taking advantage of all that New York City has to offer. 

, he coordinates closely with artists around North America to ensure they have supplies to complete upcoming projects. In addition to OCR, he is part of the Denny Park Fine Arts team, which provides maintenance and cleaning of Chihuly artwork around the world. Born and raised in western North Carolina, Mitchell attended The University of the South in Sewanee, TN. He graduated in 2004 with a major in sculpture, as well as a minor in German. His free time is consumed by concerts (duh), disc golf, skiing the great NW, and grillin-n-chillin.

for then State Senator Bill Finch of Connecticut. It was when working with Finch that Melissa found a passion for working within her community and engaging people in the democratic process, which eventually lead her to HeadCount. Melissa also enjoys live music, kayaking, gardening, crocheting and celebrating her friends.

After graduating from NC State University with degrees in Communication Media/Film Studies and minors in Art + Design and Parks Management; she relocated to study and practice Reiki Therapy in Denver, CO and was very fortunate to have the opportunity became the Denver Team Leader. She enjoys participating and creating all aspects of pastiche Art and live music. Kelly is very passionate about HeadCount and all positive progressive politics. Denver Represent.

can find her catching live shows, knocking on doors for various local candidates, or interning at the North Carolina Solar Center. Hannah enjoys good music, environmentalism, the Grateful Dead, grassroots organizing, playing outside, vegetarianism, traveling, and listening to NPR.

Lisa realizes that past generations have sacrificed to give us the right to vote and it's our responsibility to utilize it to protect the future generations.  Excuses like ‘I'm not political,’ ‘I don't have time,’ or ‘my vote doesn't count’ are only excuses with no merit. Lisa encourages everyone to do something great today - register to vote, encourage others to get involved, be informed, and VOTE! She is trying to learn Pilates and enjoys living in the mountains.

Political Science and a Minor in Music. He has had many years of experience with the concert scene and shares his love of all types of music with his family and friends. He is eager to register and involve as many people in the democratic process as possible.

She is set to graduate with a BA in Public Relations in 2010, and hopes to also minor in Occupational Therapy.

In high school, Liz missed the 2004 election by one year and one day, and since then has been waiting impatiently for her first chance to vote. A huge believer in the power of the youth vote, Liz has lead student government and joined the campaigns of national candidates to stay politically active while she waits for November 4th. In addition to HeadCount, she also works as a full-time Public Relations intern, a part-time sales associate, plays hockey, and rides horses.

Leader in November of 2009. She heard about Headcount from a her good friend Liz O'Donnell, a Boston Team Leader who thought Headcount was exactly what she was looking for, something that satisfied not only her passion for politics, but also for music. Both of these interests were inspired by her mother and father who immigrated to America in the midst of a destructive communistic government in Soviet-occupied Poland. She is currently attending University of California, Los Angeles and majoring in Political Science in hopes of making a difference in America's political future. Kaya interns at the General Consulate of Poland, Los Angeles, and works as a part-time associate. She also enjoys reading, creative writing, and supporting and attending her friends and idols live concerts.

Acacia is originally from Ohio and received her B.A. in English from Ohio State in 2002. Go Bucks! In 2004, Acacia received a Master of Arts in Teaching Language Arts from Miami University. She now resides in Melbourne with her two dogs, Elly and Charlie. When not working or volunteering, Acacia has an Xbox 360 addiction and loves to read.

thriving volunteer base in her home community and having an impact at upcoming music festivals. Michelle works as the Middle School Program Coordinator at Students Sharing Coalition, a grassroots non-profit in Baltimore City whose mission is to promote civic engagement and meaningful service-learning opportunities among inner-city youth. She teaches a service-learning curriculum to seventh graders and facilitates a service oriented after school program. Michelle received her B.A. in English and Creative Writing Poetry certificate from Dickinson College in 2007 and currently lives in Ellicott City, MD.

public pension system in Kentucky. Kentucky born and raised, Lisa earned her BA in English at Georgetown College. 

and education and it is that drive that brought him to Headcount. Currently he is in grad school for interface design. While he's not signing up voters or in class, Tim can be found either on a bike or on his way to a bike race.

She spent five years involved with Impact 89 FM, her college's radio station, promoting local music on her show, The Basement. She is currently working as the member services coordinator for the MSU Student Houseing Co-op and working on music licensing and research at a production house in Lansing. She loves to support the local music scene and planning upcoming shows. She hopes to see you out on the dancefloor.

Jeffery has a BA in Philosophy & Religion as well as a MA in Philosophy from San Francisco State University. He is also a senior manager at Touchstone Climbing which has five indoor rock climbing gyms in Northern California. If he is not working the HeadCount table at a Bay Area show, he's more than likely on Phish tour.

"If every Deadhead in the state of Florida would have voted on Election Day in 2000, we would be living in a very different world...Think about it." Jesse did think about it and immediately began volunteering at local shows to help drive voter registration for the 2008 election, including serving as a team captain on the fan-to-fan phone campaign. In 2009, he became the Team Leader for Columbus, OH. Jesse currently resides in Ohio where he earned his B.A. in Psychology from Ohio University. His interests include reading, traveling, nature, playing guitar and listening to the music of the Grateful Dead. Jesse would love to know "What's Your Issue?"

and Events Director for the last five years.  She is responsible for creating and maintaining business and community driven events, as well as recruitment and management of their volunteer base.  Kristie volunteers her time with many local organizations including Safe Kids St. Charles County, Disabled Athlete Sports Association and currently co-chairs the local “Olde Tyme Picnic” which draws over 40,000 in attendance each year.  She enjoys being active in her community and attends concerts as frequently as she can.  She met her husband at the local Homegrown Festival in 1996 and has been happily married for ten years and has two children.

but by night he’s a live music fanatic who loves to dance full throttle. He’s a devoted political junkie who’s spent countless hours reading anything and everything with a political angle, but is also a complete nerd when it comes to movies like "The Lord of the Rings" and "Star Wars." If you see him out at a show, dance on up next to him and ask him to demonstrate his impressive Wookie yell. Jason believes that if variety is indeed the spice of life, he’s living a well-seasoned existence.

home at HeadCount, where he's able to combine his two greatest interests in life: live music and politics. HeadCount shows offer Taz an amazing opportunity to reach out to like-minded fans of live music in order to spread awareness of the importance of political engagement on all subjects and from all walks of life.

Northeastern University, where she majors in sociology and minors in human services and Spanish. As of now, she is on her first co-op with NU working for an organization that provides services to adults with autism, and she hopes to do more work in the mental health field. She also works part-time at Bertucci's (gotta love those rolls!) Last semester she volunteered with Horizons for Homeless Children at a domestic violence shelter, and loved every second! She also enjoys singing, reading, soccer, live music and a nice and heated political debate. Oh, she also is a hopeless trashy TV show addict.

music and making a difference in larger macro-systems. He has high energy and a pension to canvas the lot for unregistered voters and people looking to make their voice heard. Recently, Scott got his doctorate in Counseling Psychology from Iowa State University and landed a job as a staff therapist at the Southern Illinois University counseling center in Carbondale, IL. From the east coast originally, he used to call himself a displaced city boy but is now getting used to the joys of country culture.

Her passion for music, jam bands and movies comes from her oldest brother Justin, who surrounded her with a wide library of media. When she isn't studying sociology and film at school you can find her creating vegetarian recipes, hitting up concerts, watching movies, playing outside and listening to anything with a little funk. Cassie currently works at the brand new music venue Brooklyn Bowl in Williamsburg.

Clay returned home to work at the family farm and market the local product throughout the South Eastern United States. He frequented the local farmer's market learning the ropes engaging complete strangers about a meaningful topic. Three years later, he tried his hand at a presidential campaign as a field organizer in both South Carolina and Virginia with very positive results. Combining these two life experiences and a natural instinct to root for the underdog, he strives to create more long term opportunities for small farms as our society learns the values of sustainability and the necessity of healthy foods. Clay joined up with Headcount in 2009 and is proud to be able to once again team up two of his other passions, rock-n-roll shows and civic engagement.

She first became interested in politics and volunteering in 2004 after working at the Democratic Convention in Boston, MA.

Jackie recently graduated from NYU with a degree in Media, Culture and Communication. She loves live music and hopes to one day work in the music industry. She also enjoys socializing, meeting new people, and taking advantage of all that New York City has to offer. 

beginning as a volunteer at Mountain Jam and Gathering of the Vibes, and then as a Touring Representative following the Dave Matthews Band for the summer of 2008. This past summer Ethan helped lead the Team at Bonnaroo.  Outside of HeadCount, Ethan's biggest passion is music. Beginning at four years old, he began to study the classical violin, and at 14, started to teach himself the guitar. At Oberlin, he was in a number of bands, ranging from an acoustic trio performing original folk and bluegrass music in coffee houses, to a Grateful Dead cover band that plays house parties. Ethan recently relocated to Boston, MA.

in Norfolk, Virginia, Courtney worked as a pollster in DC before becoming a suburbanite in Cincinnati.  When she is not volunteering for other causes she is passionate about, Courtney can usually be found talking politics with anyone who will listen, reading trashy vampire novels, or herding the four cats who call her house home.

He is currently working for C.H. Robertson. In his free time, Michael enjoys jamming with friends, traveling, and downhill skiing.

An avid fan of music festivals, she spends her spare time going to shows, seeing friends and exploring. Ashley currently resides in New York City and attends law school at Pace University. She received her B.A in Political Science from Holy Cross in 2007.

for his contributions as the Northeast's main correspondent for Jambase.com, as well as working for such publications as Rolling Stone, The Inside Connection, Jambands.com, Surrender to the Flow, and many others.  In addition to his volunteer work for HeadCount, Brian works as an Account Executive at MaxIT Staffing, Inc., a recruiting firm in NYC.  Brian managed to fit a little school into his touring schedule, graduating from Fairfield University in 2002, and earning an M.A. in English at SUNY New Paltz in late 2004.  He can usually be found in NYC, but is also rumored to have had at least one P.O. Box somewhere on Page Side at Phish shows.

Through the years, her JamBase "hats" have included Webmaster and Editor-in-Chief. Now as Creative Director, she is primarily focused on the company's email marketing and design initiatives. Deanne has been on the Board of Directors for the music-inspired environmental non-profit Rock the Earth and continues to participate on their public relations committee. Other philanthropic interests include helping underprivileged kids obtain music and arts education through organizations such as the New Orleans-based KidsmART. Deanne, a true music fanatic at heart, enjoys working closely with artists in a variety of ways including publicity, management, marketing, and now with HeadCount projects. . Originally from Long Island, Deanne traveled to the Midwest for her undergraduate degree at Indiana University. After a stint in Durango, CO, and seven years living in the San Francisco Bay Area, she now resides in Brooklyn, NY.

Prior to joining headcount Jessica moved back to NY after obtaining a B.A. from Keene State College in Keene, N.H. for Communication Studies. Jessica started at Relix as an intern and currently works for them as the Advertising Production Manager. She resides on Long Island in NY.

Vice President of Sales and Marketing and resides in New York City. While in school, she interned for Red Light Management and ATO Records and ran her own non-profit festival, the Buffalo Creek Music Festival. Cole is a 2006 graduate of Washington and Lee University in Lexington, VA where she earned a B.A. in Mass Communications and Art History.

  Sam has experience in many different facets of the music industry.  He has worked as a Boston venue box office manager, a U.S. national college concert agent for a major booking agency, has done production for many companies/events, and currently owns and operates Almost 30 Productions, a small booking and management firm based out of Boston, MA.  Being a huge hip hop fan himself, currently one of the major projects in Sam's life is working with Boston based hip hop tandem, E.B.B. and F.L.O.W.  Sam enjoys creating music of his own and the ever-rare activity of just sitting around and relaxing.  He graduated Hofstra University in Hempstead, NY, in 2000 with a degree in Communications. Originally from Boston, MA, Sam is now criscrossing the country working as a Tour Manager for the Jamie McLean Band and Laura Reed and Deep Pocket.

He spent the last three years as the drummer for rock band Mother Vinegar, sharing the stage with Umphrey's McGee, Fishbone, Outformation, and others. From 2004-2006, Kevin owned and operated Good Music & Other Stuff, a music store located in downtown Asheville, NC. He is currently the outside sales regional manager for Fastenal, Inc.

Kevin was born in New York City and raised in Atlanta, graduating from Western Carolina University in 1997. He became engaged to his wife Kara at Big Cypress. They currently live in Asheville, NC.

She is an avid fan of live music, travel, and skiing. Liv is a 2007 Music Industry BA graduate of SUNY College at Oneonta and proud to be a part of HeadCount.

She is thrilled to be involved with HeadCount at an exciting time in its growth.  She brings to HeadCount a passion for renewing the natural link between music and activism, as well as expertise in nonprofit management. Prior to coming to HeadCount, Shira developed and ran an after-school program for at-risk youth in East Harlem, and worked as a program director at Generation Schools. A certified yoga instructor, Shira also teaches yoga at several studios in Brooklyn and to private clients in the area. Her passion for the transformative power of yoga is matched only by her passion for music, and her strong belief that the incredible energy at live shows should be harnessed and utilized as a force for social change. She lives in Brooklyn with her family.

After one of his recordings garnered over 100,000 downloads from archive.org he knew it was time to put these pieces of history to work for a greater good, and decided that HeadCount was the way to do it. Ian helped create HeadCount’s download page with much of his own captured content. Ian graduated from Rochester Institute of Technology with a degree in Photographic Marketing Management and works in sales and marketing in the photography industry. In addition to going to festivals and recording them, Ian enjoys camping in his 1987 Westfalia as well as mountain biking, sailing, and skiing.

Sustainability and Conservation.She has a Bachelor of Fine Arts in photography from Birmingham-Southern College and will be making her way back to the Southeast in the Fall of 2009 to pursue a Master of Fine Arts in photography.

in the search and site architecture, he also writes a lot and in his not so spare time is an artist/musician,  a sampling of his work can be found at  www.alexcreativeconsulting.com.  Alex attended Eckerd College, where he graduated with a B.A. in graphic design and in addition received a well rounded liberal arts and scientific training. He is continuing his education, by slowly working on his masters in the field of management information systems.  To add some dimension to his often bland work week Alex dabbles with music journalism and currently contributes to Jambase and Glide’s Hidden Track. He likes to balance the creative and technical and also writes on technology and engineering. Alex was born and raised outside of NYC and now lives amongst the hipsters in Brooklyn, he enjoys writing in the third person.

where he earned his B.A. in Psychology and became active in campus organizing and lobbying, specifically around drug policy issues. For Jon, HeadCount combines his two favorite things: grassroots activism and live music. 

Currently living in San Francisco, Jon works full time as an outreach director with Students for Sensible Drug Policy. You're likely to find him registering voters with HeadCount's Bay Area team at The Fillmore or getting down at any STS9 show under 100 miles from wherever he may be.

she was introduced to hoop dance through the live music scene. In 2007, she embarked on an adventure to create a unique hoop business and dubbed it Hoop There She Is! Her business includes inspiring the masses through hoop dance and fire performances, selling hand-crafted hoops and teaching hoop fitness classes. Lauren is a fervent believer that music and dance spark something within its participants that is a catalyst for positive change. When Lauren isn't hoopin' around town at music events you can find her traveling, hiking or reading on the beach.

She basically came of age at the Wetlands Preserve in New York City and misses the venue just about every day. Aside from her passion for live music, Diana is all about skiing and snowboarding, cooking delicious food, sipping microbrews and laughing with good friends. She is excited about teaming up with the talented crew at HeadCount to promote positive change – while rocking out in the process!

from The University of the South in Sewanee, TN, in 2004, and lived in Durango, CO for several years before heading to rural VT.  Amy enjoys gardening and 2009 is her first in-town garden experiment.  She is excited to contribute to HeadCount’s Vote with your Actions program, and is thankful that the experience keeps her up to date on Food and Agricultural policy happenings. 

on Africa at the United Nations Headquarters and now works as a policy analyst for an elected official in New York City.  Combining his passion for international relations and citizen participation in government, Steve has landed back at Headcount as editor of the Human Rights issue page.  When he's not working, Steve enjoys spending time in Washington Heights and catching as many Phish shows as humanly possible.