Based in Cincinnati, Giant Green Anemone performs music ranging from Radiohead to Pink Floyd, Stevie Wonder to Amy Winehouse.
Crosby is 13 years-old and in the 8th grade. He has been playing the drums since he was 6 and also plays the upright bass and electric bass. He is a School of Rock Cincinnati veteran since 2018 and is in their House Band. At Walnut Hills High School, he plays in the marching band and jazz ensemble. Crosby's favorite bands are Rush, Rush, and Rush. One of his favorite hobbies is adding new gear and accessories to his ever growing drumset. He also enjoys watching the Cleveland Cavaliers and the Cincinnati Bengals and loves playing basketball.
“When I'm behind the drums the rest of the world disappears.”
Finn, 17, plays guitar for Giant Green Anemone. He has been playing guitar for 13 years. He is trained in classical and electric guitar, he’s played five years at School of Rock, and has studied jazz guitar through Walnut Hills and CCM’s jazz programs. Outside the band, Finn can usually be found poring over maps or reading up on geopolitics.
Mallory is a vocalist, artist, athlete, and high-achieving student who brings the same energy to the stage that she does to everything else she takes on. A School of Rock AllStar and lead vocalist for Giant Green Anemone, she also sings in her school’s Camerata and is a member of the National Art Honor Society. Beyond the arts, Mallory is a varsity cross-country and track athlete, volunteers by fostering kittens for a local animal shelter, works as a lifeguard, and maintains a 4.0 GPA. Whether performing, creating, competing, or serving her community, Mallory is rarely doing just one thing.
“Performing live with people I connect with, who work as hard as I do, in front of a crowd that’s having as much fun as we are—that’s pretty unreal.”
Zoë is a sophomore and the bassist for Giant Green Anemone, where she also provides background vocals. She has spent the past three years performing with School of Rock Cincinnati’s House Band, gaining extensive live experience at venues and events throughout the region. A versatile musician, Zoë also plays upright double bass in the Loveland Symphony and performs bass and keys with her school’s marching band. Outside of music, she is a dedicated student and member of the National Honor Society.