NAT WOLFF (Nat) Singer/composer/keyboardist Nat Wolff, 14, who is the lead singer/songwriter of The Naked Brothers Band, first rocked in preschool when his band was born. Since then, he has penned more than 100 songs, from romantic Rosalina to Crazy Car. Post 9/11, his tuneful tribute Firefighters helped his parents raise $46,000 for the families of an ill-fated local squadron. Nat wrote 13 of the 15 original songs from the television series that are featured on the debut Nickelodeon and Columbia Records album, The Naked Brothers Band. On The Naked Brothers Band’s second album, I Don’t Want To Go To School, Nat wrote 11 of the 14 songs. The album features music from the second season of the hit series. All of the music on both albums were written and performed by Nat Wolff and Alex Wolff. Nat is a recipient of the BMI 2007 Cable Award and has been nominated for a Nickelodeon UK Kids Choice Award for Best TV Actor. Dubbed “the girl magnet,” his modest, sensitive character sees himself as anything but -- and finds socializing with the fair sex daunting to say the least. Otherwise mature beyond his years, on-screen Nat nurtures everyone from his band members to his own dad. The young performer’s recent off-Broadway credits include Getting into Heaven and The Heartbeat of Bagdad. In addition, he is a regular at the Improv Comedy Club and performed at the 2005 New York Underground Comedy Festival’s Improv 4 Series. Multi-talented Nat also wrote, directed and produced a short film entitled Don’t Eat Off My Plate starring his parents, Polly Draper and Michael Wolff (respectively executive producer/creator and co-executive producer/music supervisor, The Naked Brothers Band). Nat is an avid basketball player and a Beatles trivia buff. ALEX WOLFF (Alex) 11-year-old Alex Wolff marks his first acting gig as the irresistibly charming and witty “bad boy” drummer in The Naked Brothers Band. Decked out in doo-rags and fake tattoos culled from his real-life collection, he’s expressive and a bit of a loose cannon on-screen. Yet the young drummer-singer-songwriter’s musicianship and big heart earn him respect as a band member. Alex alias “A&W Skittles” is a natural comedian known for his outrageous comeback lines. He started playing the saxophone at age two but switched to drums a couple of years later, at which point older brother Nat tapped him for his band. Alex penned two of the songs, "I Could Be" and "Alien Clones" from their debut album, The Naked Brothers Band and three songs, “Why,” “Three is Enough,” and “Changing” from their second album, I Don’t Want To Go To School. All of the music on both albums were written and performed by Nat Wolff and Alex Wolff. Alex is also a recipient of the BMI 2007 Cable Award. Alex, also starred last summer in the hit black and white music video “The Take Over, The Break’s Over” from the famed rock band, Fall Out Boy. Since finishing their third and final season of the show in June 2009, Nat and Alex have gone back to their first love: music. This summer the guys are taking to the road for the 2009 SUMMER ROAD TRIP TOUR, playing at various House of Blues locations and at festivals and fairs across the U.S. This is their first touring experience, and they (along with their parents and dog!) are living it up tour bus style. For more information on Nat and Alex, and for tour dates in your area please go to www.natnalex.com.