Liverpool Group prominent mid 90's ROADSHOWS, RADIO, TV, MAGAZINES, supporting BOYZONE, BACKSTREET BOYS and many many more,,,,,,,,,,,,,
Bio
The 4 members of the group included brothers Gary Mahoney, Denny Mahoney and friends Jamie Greaves and Mark Taylor. The group were helped by an award from The Prince's Trust and it started what became a superb supporting role from The Trust. HRH Prince Charles took a keen interest through his then Private Secretary and ATLANTA became Young Ambassador's for The Trust and appeared at many major events both for and on behalf of the Prince's Trust. Gary wrote the groups songs while Jamie mastered the dance routine choreography. They met their soon to be Manager * John B Sheffield at a local Under 18's Road Show he had staged as part of his job for Liverpool Radio Station - Radio City at the Paradox Nightclub in Aintree. With John's Guidance and investment the group went on to promote themselves all over the country first in Under 18's Disco's and then in the big chain night clubs. ATLANTA joined Roadshows and Tours such as Mizz Magazine, Smash Hits and BBC Radio One and Capital Radio. This eventually gave them an early initial fan base of over 3 thousand. The lads endeared themselves to a lot of people with their down to earth attitude and likability.

In the summer of 1995 ATLANTA were approached by Granada TV to do a Boy Band documentary. Although this did not show them in the most favourable light they did get to meet a then unknown A&R man named Simon Cowell from RCA/Arista. He liked the lads so much that he paid for them to go into the studio and produce a track "One More Chance" with Major Pop Producer Ray Hedges (Producer for Take Than and Boyzone etc) at his famous "Mothership Studio's". Unfortunately due to Simon's commitments to TV Stars turned singers Robson and Jerome the Atlanta project never got off the ground. In 1996 another friend Neil Haskins replaced Mark Taylor. The Group continued into early 1997 after an appearance at the Children's BBC show * The Big Bash at the NEC, Birmingham and they continued with a more independent studio work before deciding to call it a day.

Considering the group remained unsigned they achieved a lot in a short space of time and played in some of the biggest venues in Great Britain including, The Liverpool Empire, The NEC Birmingham, Earls Court London, Wembley Stadium, Hammersmith Palais and Shepherds Bush Empire to name a few.

Atlanta's TV appearances included, Nickelodeon, BBC TV's Blue Peter and Granada TV's NWA - Magazine Features, Smash Hits, Live and Kicking and Mizz Magazine.


K-owen was born and raised in Germany but moved to England when he was just 8 years old. 

Shortly after, an early performance (in his own living room!) confirmed to both K-Owen and his parents, that he was destined for a career in music. In 2000 he pursued this ambition professionally and went on to record several tracks ranging from Pop and Dance to R&B. Over the last few years K-Owen has been performing all over the country promoting his music. 

In March 2010 K-Owen was introduced to vocalist and producer Charlotte Day - aka the voice of Soda Club and Love To Infinity. This resulted in a brand new track - a clubland-esque trance/pop take on the original Backstreet Boys song, 'Incomplete'. 

Aside from gigs, K-Owen is currently in the studio working on more material..............watch this space! 

 U.K based electronic dance music artist. 

Started my career in a Major Newspaper Group, before 21 years in U.K. Commercial Radio, Managed a Liverpool Boy Band ATLANTA, Manager of a Record Company, Manchester Office.

Musical Theatre Composer. All about telling interesting stories from interesting angles

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