Audrey is the wife of late Rock and Roll Hall of Fame legend and Grammy winner Ike Turner. She was Ike’s lead vocalist after Tina Turner and they have played sold out concert venues all over the world.   Band members include:   Audrey Turner- Vocals (Ike Turner) Norman Weatherly - Keyboards (Rose Royce, Ike and Tina Turner, Ike Turner’s Kings of Rhythm) Alexander Liapin - Lead Guitar - (Eurythmics, St.Petersburg's #1 guitarist and instructor for Paul McCartney’s Master Guitar Class in Liverpool)  William Bryant - Keyboards (Ike and Tina Turner) Ike Turner’s Kings of Rhythm) Alexey Udalov - Bassist (Audrey Turner, Black Angel) Patt Woods - Drums (Audrey Turner, Black Angel,  Bill  Graham’s Readymades,  Rock and Roll Hall of Fame The Coasters)

A.H.M.A.D. is a musical project showcasing the virtuoso guitar playing of Ahmad Mazboudi, Richard Ross on Vocal/ Bass, Robert Adams on Drums and Ken Adler on keys. Ahmad was born in Lebanon where he rose to regional fame. He moved to Los Angeles, where he performed thousands of concerts in the Americas, Europe and the Middle East. A.H.M.A.D. ranked #1 in the Slash Guitar Center competition. He was in the "list of top 5 guitar players ever" according to The Examiner, also picked as one of the best guitarists two years in a row in the Rockwell UnScene magazine, and ranked 3rd in the Steve Vai Sam Ash Best in Shred competition. A.H.M.A.D’s. hit single Bad Seed has surpassed 300,000 listeners on Spotify alone. Follow us on Instagram, Facebook & TikTok to stay updated on event related info: https://www.instagram.com/ahmad.a.mazboudi https://www.facebook.com/ahmad4music https://www.tiktok.com/@ahmad4music http://www.AhmadMusic.com Ahmad is passionate about classic rock, and his style reflects that. However, his approach is to always get creative and experiment with crossovers whenever he is writing his original music, such as integrating middle-eastern sounds into his compositions. He is focused on the ingredients that make a good song. If you want to categorize one song as hard rock or even metal that's fine, if you want to label another one as mainstream pop that's OK too.