The cure for a quiet night.
01 / About
Remedy is a five-piece out of the Upper Midwest — a Top 40 band that plays its own originals right alongside the 70s, 80s, and 90s covers that raised everybody in the room.
A Remedy night isn't background music. It's the fiddle crying over one song and the guitars snarling through the next, a piano filling in every color between, and a drummer who's been driving bands since he was seventeen. Clubs, casinos, festivals, private events — wherever the night needs curing, this is the band that shows up with the dose.
02 / The band
Vocal / Violin — “Kimberly Rae”
A classically trained violin that weeps and soars between verses, and a voice that carries songs lived, not just learned — tender one moment, fierce the next. Kimberly Fournier is the aching heart of Remedy's sound. She's a Northern Michigan University graduate, Class of 1996.
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Piano / Vocal
Where the guitars snarl and the drums hit, George Van Meter is the color in between. His keys give Remedy its harmonic depth — the light and shade, the dynamic range that turns a loud band into a full one. He doesn't chase the spotlight; he builds the room it shines in.
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Drums
His dad was a drummer in a blues band — that's what lit the fire. Adam Seckinger has been gigging since he was 17 and hasn't stopped: Dirty Trixx, Mother Fletcher, RoadHead, Julian Pike & The Jones, Dying World. There's a lifetime in every downbeat.
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Guitar / Bass / Drums / Keys / Vocal / Synth
Wherever the lineup has a hole, Alex Hamilton fills it — he's the band's utility man, the one who makes sure the song never stops. Endorsed by Soultone Cymbals, Scorpion Percussion, and Ghost Fire Audio USA.
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Guitar / Vocal
Performing since 1976 — half a century on stages — Brian Dey's lead guitar drove Semi Psyched and Spicoli before it landed in Remedy, where his voice carries songs too. Since 1986 he has shaped the next generation of players through his Guitar Geek Academy. A Wisconsin institution, disguised as a guitar player.
Full bioPart of the Remedy story — past members who have played with the band.
Past member — Drums
Former drummer with Remedy, pictured here behind the kit under red and pink light. The current drummer is Adam Seckinger.
03 / Live
Live photos by Alex Hamilton.
New dates are being booked now. To bring Remedy to your stage, contact Session Artists — Kai Wombatta, (920) 241-6618 — or see the booking block below.
Every Remedy date on the calendar, most recent first.
04 / Watch & listen
Watch Remedy on YouTube — the band intro videos and live shorts, straight from the stage.
05 / Booking
Clubs, casinos, festivals, and private events across the Upper Midwest. For open dates and booking terms, contact Remedy Booking with the date, location, and event details.
Vocal / Violin — “Kimberly Rae”
Kimberly Fournier — violinist and vocalist — is the aching heart of the band's sound. Her classically trained violin weeps and soars between the verses, and her voice carries the quiet weight of songs lived, not just learned — tender one moment, fierce the next. Billed as “Kimberly Rae,” the Northern Michigan University graduate (Class of 1996) pours unguarded feeling into every note, turning each performance into something you feel in your chest.
Piano / Vocal
George Van Meter — piano and vocals. Where the guitars snarl and the drums hit, George is the color in between — his keys give Remedy its harmonic depth, its light and shade, the dynamic range that turns a loud band into a full one. He doesn't chase the spotlight; he builds the room it shines in.
Drums
Adam Seckinger — drums. “Debuted on this rock rotating around a burning ball of gas over 5 decades ago. Dad was a drummer in a blues band. That lit the fire. Started gigging at 17 years old… haven't stopped.” That's not a résumé, it's a bloodline — five decades later the fire hasn't dimmed, burning through Dirty Trixx, Mother Fletcher, RoadHead, Julian Pike & The Jones, and Dying World, and landing behind the kit here with a lifetime in every downbeat.
Guitar / Bass / Drums / Keys / Vocal / Synth
Alex Hamilton — guitar, bass, drums, keyboard, vocal, synth. The band's utility man — wherever the lineup has a hole, Alex fills it, currently serving time with the dudes in bass jail. Endorsed by Soultone Cymbals, Scorpion Percussion, and Ghost Fire Audio USA.
Guitar / Vocal
Some players chase the spotlight; Brian Dey became the light behind it. Half a century on stages — performing since 1976 — and four decades shaping the next generation through his Guitar Geek Academy since 1986, while his lead guitar has driven Semi Psyched, Spicoli, and now The Remedy, where his voice carries the songs too. He is what every young player hopes to become and what every veteran wishes they'd learned sooner: a Wisconsin institution disguised as a guitar player. The stage gave him a life, the classroom gave him a legacy, and the music got a man who never stopped giving it away.