About The Band

Ghostrider & The Allied Horns are based in Northern Nova Scotia and includes veteran musicians from around the province. These mature seasoned players quickly identified the fresh, unique energy created by this cast of characters. This energy was immediately felt by the audience at the band’s debut performance a mere one month after their formation.

Subsequent performances and reviews of Ghostrider have been heartfelt, upbeat, and often ecstatic. The band continues to wow audiences and garner new fans and positive reviews.

The line-up consists of guitar/vocals, guitar/fiddle, keyboards, bass, drums, a three piece horn section and two female backup vocalists totaling ten members.

Band Bios

Ghostrider is comprised of 10 seasoned musicians that deliver a full and rich listening experience on record and on stage that embodies the term "old school" in ways that seem refreshingly new in approach. The long journey each has travelled has led to this crossroads which has produced a truly unique group that has been steadily gaining fan support.

We invite you to learn more about each member, their early beginings, the subsequent years that shaped their talents and attitudes which reflect their "keeping it real" approach that makes Ghostrider what it is today.

The Ghostrider Name

Paul chose the name Ghostrider for the band for a number of reasons near and dear to his heart. Paul and his brother began riding motorcycles at an early age while growing up in rural Nova Scotia and continue to do so. Their uncle rode and owned a Harley Davidson dealership in Sydney, Cape Breton in the 1970s and this was an early influence on them. Perhaps their passion for biking was "handed- down", or "in-the-blood" as their grandfather was a motorcyclist with the Canadian Army during World War 2. Sergeant S.E. Morse was a colorful character and Dispatch Rider with the Canadian Provost Corps (Military Police).