COLLEEN - Vocals

 

Colleen Hayes, Married to Jody and proud mother to their two beautiful children. 

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Hailing out of the same beautiful suburbs of Georgetown, Ontario as our drummer, Colleen has become an instant centrepiece of Station 31. Her musical journey began not too long ago when her husband would constantly encourage her to sing for his band  back in 2018 after years of hearing her sing every song that came on the radio word for word and it always sounded very musical. It took some extra encouragement from friends, but she finally gave in and the rest is history.

 

When Station 31 was formed back in the early part of 2023 after guitarist Shaun Kazemi and drummer Jody Hayes reconnected after 20 years and decided to get together for a jam, it was on one condition, that Colleen would be the lead female vocalist of the band.

 

Since then, Colleen has worked to perfect her craft, get more comfortable on stage with each and every show and become the front woman that we all love. Her courage to overcome the fear of putting herself out front has been an inspiration to all of us and we are grateful for her willingness to take on this challenge at this point in her life.

A little side note, Jody and Colleen keep their squabbles away from the band, most of the time anyway.

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SHAUN - Guitar

 

From Milton, Ontario, Shaun Kazemi is a technically driven guitarist with a deep respect for live performance and tone.

 

Growing up in Toronto and Mississauga, Shaun spent years absorbing the local live music scene, studying players on stage and paying close attention to how great guitarists shaped their sound in a live setting.

 

Early inspiration came from players like Eddie Van Halen, Nuno Bettencourt, Steve Vai, and Jimmy Page—guitarists known not just for flash, but for tone, phrasing, and musicality. Those influences helped shape Shaun’s approach, blending precision, dynamics, and feel.

 

With over 30 years of playing experience, Shaun has performed throughout the GTA, starting in the 1990s Toronto club circuit at venues such as Lee’s Palace and Sneaky Dee’s, he even got to perform at Toronto’s Rebel Nightclub on stage with international touring band Steel Panther in 2016. Over the years, his focus has remained on tight rhythm work, articulate lead playing, and building tones that sit well in a live mix.

 

Today, Shaun plays with Station 31, where his style balances technical lead work with solid, groove-driven rhythm playing. He places a strong emphasis on touch, amp response, and guitar setup, favoring expressive vibrato, controlled gain, and clarity over excess. Recently, Shaun has also been invited to perform solo guitar sets at Milton Menace OJHL home games, playing before the game and during intermissions.

 

When he’s not playing guitar, Shaun is at home with his wife Kelly and their kids, enjoying family time. Despite his attention to detail, Shaun remains easygoing—and can usually be persuaded to head out for live music with the offer of a few tall cans of Milton’s own Orange Snail Brewers Rattle N Nemo Amber Ale.

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COLIN - Bass Guitar

From Milton, Ontario via Vancouver BC, Colin Dickson is a foundational bass player who brings rock-solid groove, deep tone, and steady operational drive to the stage. Growing up with a keen ear for low-end feel, Colin developed an appreciation for the bass guitar during his high school years. Influenced by great jazz and hard rock players of that era, Colin’s appreciation for the bass grew dramatically.
 

Influenced by heavyweight groove masters and melodic powerhouse players, Colin’s approach is built on timing, articulation, and muscle. Over decades of playing across both sides of the country, he cut his teeth navigating the legendary local bar circuits from Toronto over to Vancouver. Paying his dues on dynamic stages from high-energy club circuits to gritty neighborhood haunts he refined a versatile stage presence and built an unshakeable pocket that keeps the crowd moving and the band on point.
 

Playing both 4-string and 5-string setups, he focuses heavily on dialing in an
authoritative, mix-cutting tone balancing warm tube grit with clean, modern clarity. For Colin, it’s all about serving the song, supporting the guitars, and delivering a locked-in rhythm section performance every single night.
 

When he’s not holding down the groove on stage, Colin works in warehouse operations management and spends quality time at home with his wife and daughter. Easygoing and grounded, Colin is always up for talking gear, dialing in tone, or catching live music
with friends.

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JODY - Drums/Vocals and Digital Instruments

 

Straight out of the suburbs of beautiful Georgetown, Ontario is our very own Jody Hayes. The unofficial band leader who not only sings and plays the drums for Station 31, he also takes care of our sound for both FOH and our in-ear monitor mixes. He is the setlist curator and backing track guru. 

 

Jody is a self taught musician that has a passion for learning and is constantly striving to improve his skills. Prior to taking up drums full time in 2017, Jody was a guitarist, he started playing when he was 14 and played in various bands from the age of 15. With many live performances under his belt and over 30 years experience as a musician in multiple bands, Jody has a lot of experience to offer and he brings it all to Station 31.

 

Not only is he our drummer, he does take lead vocals every now and then and you can hear the 90's Alternative Rock influence come through in every note he sings. A little rasp, a little punk, but pure rock n roll.

 

A proud family man and father of two teenage kids, happily married to his beautiful wife of 19 years (and bandmate, which is truly a dream come true for him) and unofficial trainer and proud owner of the family GSP, Mr. Marshall! And yes, he is named after Jody’s amp of choice when playing guitar .

 

Spending time with his family, coaching minor hockey and rocking out on Friday and Saturday nights with Station 31 makes him who is and we all love him for it!