ABOUT

After growing up on the small Pacific island of Guam, Carlos has been surrounded by music throughout his life. After transitioning between guitar and drums, he finally found his voice and fronted several bands in Hawaii.

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While fronting the original band Sister Suicide, he opened for national acts such as Warrant, Ratt, Quiet Riot, and The Tubes. Sister Suicide was eventually approached by a management company to do a small tour of Japan.

Over the course of his life, Carlos used food as a mode of sustaining his family as a chef. Since moving to Colorado in 2021, he has been practicing as a culinary instructor teaching cookery.

Now the lead singer for Dumpster Fire, Carlos has found a new creative home and is once again having fun with music.

Inspired to play guitar after attending the 1984 Van Halen tour, Scott quickly began playing his “rendition of nothing” according to his older brother. Out of nothing must come something…

Scott began playing professionally in 2004 and formed the band Mas Tequila with 3 other members. From Territory Days to Winter Park, Mas Tequila saw some success along the front range and beyond. After a few iterations of the band and a final individual appearance at a Battle of the Bands at The Cosmo in Las Vegas, Scott packed up his gear for about a decade.

At the suggestion of Scott’s brother-in law, he recently dusted off the guitars and amps to begin jamming and playing out again. Scott recently left Disturbing the Peak to join a band of brothers at the Dumpster Fire. Happy with where he is now and the experiences bygone, Scott looks forward to recording originals and bringing great live experiences with his talented bandmates. 

Brian Hendrickson brings a rich and eclectic musical journey to Dumpster Fire, playing both guitar and bass. Growing up in Washington State during the explosive grunge era, Brian was immersed in the raw energy and groundbreaking sounds of emerging local bands. Long before Nirvana and Alice in Chains became household names, he was trading cassette tapes of underground hits with friends, soaking in the gritty essence of the scene.

As Brian's career took him across the country, his musical palate expanded, weaving a diverse tapestry of influences. From the soulful depths of traditional blues and blues-based rock to the anthemic power of classic rock from the '60s and '70s, and the relentless intensity of metal and punk, Brian's playing style evolved with each new sound he encountered.

Now residing in Monument with his family, Brian channels his vast musical experiences and passion into every Dumpster Fire performance, creating an electrifying fusion of styles that keeps audiences coming back for more.

Chris is from Roanoke VA. He started playing drums as  a teenager, Chris has been in multiple bands, playing and living up and down the Southern East Coast. Although rooted in the south, Chris found himself in Colorado.."I'm super excited to bring the Thunder with my buds and very talented musicians of Dumpster fire"..cheers