Chief Enablers are a five piece San Francisco Bay Area rock band with a decade of history playing under that name. The band's interpersonal roots go back much farther than that, to gigs with 80s Modern Rock and Thrash Funk bands on the San Francisco scene. With three singer songwriters in the group and a long timeline, the band has a very eclectic sound, which can wander from raunchy to funky to poppy or quirky and beyond. Continually refining its sound, the group is getting bluesier, jazzier and jammier as it ages, while still showing it's roots. The group has gigged throughout California, from Hollywood to Lake Tahoe to Gold Country and all around the SF Bay Area. The band appeared in the 2011 indie film 'The Selling' and also appeared in a Canadian instant messaging company's soundtrack in 2007. The band's novelty song 'Are You Online?' about the then-new Friendster social network was an internet-only hit back in 2003, reposted across the web. The band was active on myspace before myspace added band profiles to their site and Chief Enablers still somehow manage to have more than 10,000 myspace friends.

Current lineup:
Kirk Kepley - Drums
Steve Hadler - Keyboards
Ted Leonard - Vocals, Guitar, Harmonica
Terbo Ted - Vocals, Guitar
John Friend - Vocals, Bass

Previous member(s):
Chris Gemmel - Bass

The Cherubs perform a special reunion show with the original line-up plus special surprise guest on drums. Kaeti Bradley (Moon Theory) on vocals, Martha Burns (Amber Asylum) on cello, Jon Axtell (Psychefunkapus) on guitar and Chris Gemmel (Invect) on bass all converge from their various far-flung locations for this one-off show.