BIOGRAPHY
Kai Fuller (Vocals/Bass/Ukulele)
Growing up in the small town of Sequim Washington, front-man Kai Fuller brings a folk-rock heritage to Tin Shed. Heavily influenced by artists such as Bob Dylan, Leon Russell and Lance Fuller, Kai brings traditional sensibilities to modern music.
History
2008-2011
Tin Shed began making noise in late 2008, as Kai Fuller came together with other locals Jamie Jimenez (drums), Charles Oxley (guitar), and Brian Yangas (Bass) at Evolution Studios in Redmond, WA.
Over the following months Tin Shed saw several personal changes. With Brian Yangas and Jamie Jimenez leaving the band, Kai began playing the bass and Toronto native Brian Marshall (drums) was called in, and after just one practice session, it was clear that Tin Shed had its drummer.
Over the next few years, Tin Shed went on to play many venues in the Seattle area, rocking those who showed. And in 2009 began work on their debut album. By the spring of 2011, the CD was released, and the band had played 12 shows, ranging from the Rendezvous, to the Showbox, to Fuel, to Flights Pub. In the Summer of 2011, Tin Shed embarked on a small local tour to promote their album, playing the High Dive in Ballard, and Vagabond Sound in Oak Harbor.
2011 & Beyond
In the Fall of 2011, Kai Fuller decided to take his music in new directions, and start the band again from scratch. Kai Fuller is hard at work at writing new songs and finding new musical inspirations.
