Brian Hogan Los Angeles, California
Hogan is a Roots-Rock performer based in the LA area. His great grandfather was Belgian violinist Alfred Megerlin (NY Philharmonic/LA Phil circa 1918-29), his father was Native American actor Pat Hogan who appeared in TV/film westerns of the 50’s/60’s such as Davy Crockett, Pony Express and many more. His uncle is actor Johnny Crawford of The Rifleman, who scored a handful of hit songs in the '60s ... more
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