"We really enjoyed the Sleepy Hollow Festival Show"- Melinda
"Saw you at the Suds Car Show. OUTSTANDING." - James
"You guys were great at the Suds Car Show" - Joyce
"The Strand concert was absolutely fantastic!!" - Melanie
"The entire concert at McGowan Hall was awesome!!!" - David
"Enjoyed your concert at The Swiss Wine Festival! - Ralph
" Saw a great 50's Rock and Roll band last night at Fairmount on the James Dean Memorial Stage. Alan Cochran and the Crestliners came dressed for the occasion and had a REAL piano and a STANDUP bass and harmony vocalists!" - Keith

Alan Cochran & The Crestliners
Short Bio

Growing up in the fifties, four teenagers acquired a natural love and respect for the music of that decade. Developing their individual music skills as adults, they never lost their love for music of the fifties. Through circumstance of fate and coincidence, these “former teenagers” found each other and became the hottest 50's Rock & Roll band of the 21st century, Alan Cochran & The Crestliners.

Alan Cochran leads the band and plays lead guitar and sings vocals. Influenced by Chuck Berry, Bobby Darin, Eddie Cochran and others, his main influence was Elvis. His “Memories of Elvis Music Tribute” is awesome! Originally from Fountain Square, Alan migrated to Jacksonville, Florida where he formed the "Company Band" entertaining along the Eastern Seaboard. After 12 successful years, he returned to his roots and formed Alan Cochran & The Crestliners.

George Cornelius plays a rocking and smoking piano. Influenced by Jerry Lee Lewis, his piano pumping style and strong vocals are a show of its own. For many years, George played with the top bands around Indy. After relocating to California for for several years, he returned to Indy and joined The Crestliners.

Johnny Rea plays both electric bass and standup string bass. Besides his excellent vocals, he entertains the audience with his wild antics with his standup bass. Excellent show! Johnny has played with the top bands around Indy and is well respected as both a musician and entertainer.

SSteve Kennedy is from Indianapolis and started playing drums in 1965. In addition to drumming, he sings vocals, and when called on, can play piano and guitar. Steve has played with the top local bands in Indy as well as some national acts that include:The Platters, The Drifters, The Coasters, The Marvelettes, The Outsiders, The Dovells, Gallery, Maxine Nightingale, Tony DeFranco, England Dan & John Ford Coley, Al Wilson, and The Bay City Rollers.