Mark has been a professional musician for over 25 years performing in numerous countries including the U.S.A, Hong Kong, Australia, Europe and the Middle East.

He has played in many of the UK's major venues including Wembley Arena, the London Palladium and Birmingham Symphony Hall with acts as diverse as
'The Four Tops', 'The Drifters', Grammy award winner "Freddie Fender" as well as
'Jim Davidson', 'Lee Evans' and 'Brian Connolly' amongst many others.

He is currently singing and drumming with the UK's number one rock 'n' roll show, "That'll Be The Day".

Mark has recorded with many artists including 'Geoff Downes' (Yes), 'Mathew Fisher' (Procal Harem) and members of 'E.L.O'.

He has made many TV appearances including a recent documentary in his studio for Channel 4.

To date he has recorded two solo C/D's and is currently writing and recording a third album due for release in 2009. He has also recently signed a publishing deal with Crucial Music in L.A. and had his songs performed on the last 'Chris de Burgh' tour.

Mark runs a recording studio www.markstreetmusic.com where he has recorded many artists including Reg Webb (Lenny Kratitz), Al Vosper (Beverly Knight/Chris De Burgh), Déannè Blazey (George Michael/Tony Hadley) and recently been involved in recording tracks for a 'Simply Red' remix.