Mark Alan Noone is a Berklee educated, award winning American musician, song writer and record producer, born and raised in Washington, D.C. Perhaps best known as the lead singer and frontman of The Slickee Boys. Slickee Boys officially broke up in 1991, but reunions continued through the years culminating in their final show on July 3, 2010 at the 9:30 Club in Washington, D.C. It was their 81st appearance! The Slickees hold the unapproachable record for playing the club more than any other band in both the F Street and V Street locations, and Mark holds the all time record. He's up to 97 times and hopes to make 100.
Mark is also an avid collector of all things tiki, vintage clothing and housewares, as well as musical instruments. Every now and then a relic from the Slickee Boys' vault pops up, too. (Check out his Etsy shop.)
Mark is also an avid collector of all things tiki, vintage clothing and housewares, as well as musical instruments. Every now and then a relic from the Slickee Boys' vault pops up, too. (Check out his Etsy shop.)
Mark is on more recordings than we can count. He is currently working on projects with King Soul and The Yachtsmen, as well as a new solo effort. Slickee Boys, The Hula Monsters and The Rhodes Tavern Troubadours music are all available via the 'net. He's penned and published over 50 songs including "When I Go to the Beach," "Life of the Party," ( both MTV videos) "Gotta Tell Me Why," and "This Party Sucks." (both featured in films) "Gotta" also made a brief appearance on the HBO show "The Deuce" in 2019.
His newest song "Labor Day" can be found on Bandcamp
Current gigs can be found at band links above or on the gig page.
Mark's awards from the Washington Area Music Association include: Best Rock Male Vocalist, Best Country Male Vocalist, Best Live Sound Engineer and Best Song. Various bands' awards include over 30 wins for Slickee Boys, The Rhodes Tavern Troubadours, Ruthie and the Wranglers, The Hula Monsters and The Yachtsmen. Slickee Boys made the WAMA Hall of Fame in 1989.