Stereo Ready

The band plays tunes you love, and tunes you forgot you love from the 60’s through today – all in their own unique style. And they release their own original music, too.

A Stereo Ready show is an experience for every generation.  Dance to classics and forgotten gems covering rock, pop, country, Motown and more.

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Greg Potter – Guitar

Greg Potter heard the Beatles at the age of six and quickly followed in his heroes’ footsteps by taking up the guitar and writing his own music. He formed the power pop band Blank Pages in 1994 and has since released six albums of his original material with the group.

For more than 30 years, Greg has been performing live singing and playing guitar, bass, keyboards, and drums. Before forming Stereo Ready, he was a member of The Real Imposters, and spent 15 years performing with Beatles tribute acts Revolver and Almost Fab. Those bands appeared at more than 50 venues for thousands of spectators across the Northeast. He also led a rockabilly band called Hot Rod Diner, opened for singer Joan Osbourne as an accompanist for country singer Jim Six, and collaborated with Mick Chorba of the NJ bands the Dipsomaniacs and the Successful Failures. You can visit his page at www.gregpotterrocks.com.

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Greg Stephani – Drums

Greg Stephani first started playing the drums when he was 10 years old. Since then, he’s worked in several cover, original, and wedding bands. In the early 90s, he met Greg Potter and formed Et Cetera, a band that played originals and covers in South Jersey and Philadelphia.

After taking several years off to raise a family, Greg’s fire to play was rekindled stronger than ever in 2019 when he began playing with bands again, including BeerKanChikin, a three-piece rock band from South Jersey. After reconnecting with Greg P., he jumped at the opportunity to revisit their previous chemistry and join Stereo Ready.

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Jason Brown – Bass

Jason Brown’s musical origin story begins with Mike Campbell, Andy Summers, and a water jug full of pennies. After falling hard for the Telecaster sounds of Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers’ “The Waiting” and the unmistakable guitar work of The Police, Jason knew he needed a Telecaster of his own. Luckily, his uncle had left him a jug full of pennies — which Jason spent an entire summer wrapping, banking, and eventually converting into his first guitar at a local music store.

Jason joined his first band in high school and later played in the acoustic band The Swivel Chairs, a project that continued for two decades. Along the way, he met Greg Potter and went on to play guitar and bass in their original band Blank Pages for more than 20 years. He’s thrilled to join Stereo Ready as “the new guy,” bringing plenty of experience, a deep love of great guitar sounds, and a bass player’s appreciation for keeping the whole thing moving.

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Rachel Graff – vocals

Rachel’s love of music began early, inspired by the sounds of her grandfather’s banjo and her father’s guitar. Singing for as long as she can remember, she built her musical foundation through youth choirs and theater productions. She later became a familiar face on the local music scene, performing acoustic sets at wineries, breweries, and restaurants throughout the region. Her vocal style draws from the raw emotion of classic blues and soul artists, blended with the melodic sensibilities of iconic female vocalists from the 1990s.

Now, Rachel is stepping into an exciting new chapter singing with Stereo Ready. Bringing warmth, soul, and versatility to the band’s sound, she is embracing the opportunity to perform with a full band for the first time.