Dream Kick was one of the most outrageous and wildest hard rock bands to hit the Maritime/New Brunswick club scene in the early 1990's. The band's musical influences and background tastes ranged from punk rock to jazz while their personalities were as different as a hooker is to a skateboard.

Even though as people they were considered complete strangers, as a group, their personalities and musical goals locked together when they hit the stage.

After leaving Dreamkick, Chris went on to join the Wasteland Zombies and then later moved to Vancouver British Columbia and was employed at one of Vancouver's largest entertainment venues as on site manager for Paradise Entertainment at the Plaza of Nations. Switching gears, through Chris' long time home town bud Mike Fields, Chris was employed with the Lindala Makeup FX for 4 years and had the opportunity to work on such shows as X-Files & Millennium. Chris once again, flipped industries but stayed in Entertainment, this time working for video games powerhouse Electronic Arts Canada (EA Sports), Chris contributed to many great games from NHL, NBA, Tiger Woods, X-Squad. All platforms, you played it, they made it.

Chris is currently resting from employment and taking time to battle Psoriatic Arthritis which began to affect Chris' health at 26.

After Leaving Dream Kick, Pete moved to Toronto to pursue a lifestyle of Rock N' Roll and dirty strippers - things soon became ugly during this shortcut to self destruction. In 1994, Pete joined a shock rock band called Dead By Dawn who constantly toured the Canada/U.S. club circuit. Pete appeared on the Jenny Jones show in Sep '95, released 2 studio albums under the label DFR Records then later quit the band after a show in Buffalo, New York and moved back to New Brunswick due to health (drug) problems.

Pete has been alcohol, powder and Ouija board free since June 21th, 1998 and now operates his own web site development business simply called "petergillies.com".

After Leaving Dream Kick, Mike, Pat and Rob McCarthy headed west to Victoria, BC to start a project with bassist Brian Banks called "Seven Slaves", this project generated a 5 song E.P. and numerous shows including one at the "Forge".

After Leaving Dream Kick, Pat moved to Victoria, BC to continue his extensive music career. Since returning from his journey out west, Pat has been filling in for every band under the sun as a hired musician and solely living off his talents; to name just a few: the Downtown Blues band, Becky Banks Maclean, the popular country band, Crossfire and Morahambi.

Morahambi, who has had brief airplay on the Fox Fm, has been featured on Much East and has opened up for well known acts such as "Grim Skunk" in Quebec and "I Mother Earth" at the Aitken Centre during Frosh week. Pat's current project is called "Moments of Inertia".

After Leaving Dream Kick, Doug stuck around the Fredericton area to join forces with Gary Nightingale to form a hard-edged unit called "Power Syndrome", "Power Syndrome" was one of Fredericton's best contributions to the local scene. Doug now spends his days away from the music scene working, going to Nascar races and heavily stalking the Canadian band "Nickelback".

After leaving Dream Kick, Shawn played in various bands before moving to Halifax to pursue a career in advertising. Now using his creative energy mostly for TV commercials, he’s dividing his time between work and family, occasionally picking up the guitar or banging on a kit to make sure he can still play. Apparently he still can, but does most of it in is wreck room. Nobody really knows for sure...