Take 3

Raised in Des Moines, Iowa, Bailey Jewell was immersed in music from an early age. Growing up in a musical family with a father who worked as a DJ and a mother whose extensive record collection filled the house with every genre imaginable, music quickly became a lifelong passion. Some of Bailey’s earliest performances took place at her grandmother’s bar, singing  karaoke alongside her father, as well as in church productions where she first discovered a love
for entertaining an audience.

By age 11, Bailey had begun playing piano and guitar, writing original music, and pursuing vocal training. She went on to become a classically trained vocalist, performing with the Iowa Youth Chorale throughout junior high and high school while developing the technical foundation that continues to shape her performances today.

During high school, Bailey immersed herself in every musical opportunity available. She performed in Honor Choir, Madrigal Choir, and varsity show choir, and earned selection to both the Iowa All State Choir and Iowa All State Jazz Choir during her tenure. Her theatrical experience included lead and supporting roles in productions of Wicked, South Pacific, Thoroughly Modern Millie, and Chicago, while participation in Iowa High School Speech Association competitions further honed her stage presence and performance skills.

Outside the classroom, Bailey performed with a local band featuring both cover songs and original material while also booking solo performances in her hometown that showcased her songwriting and vocal versatility. Those early experiences established a passion for live performance and connecting with audiences that has remained a constant throughout her career.

Even while serving in the United States Air Force, Bailey continued to pursue music wherever she was stationed. She has performed the National Anthem for countless military ceremonies and multiple air shows, becoming a familiar and trusted vocalist for patriotic events. While stationed in Ohio, she also appeared as a guest vocalist with the band 5, performing at several live shows and expanding her experience on the regional music scene.

In early 2026, Bailey joined the pop cover band Take 3 as lead vocalist, bringing decades of musical experience, polished vocals, and dynamic stage presence to every performance. Comfortable performing everything from powerhouse pop anthems and rock classics to country favorites and crowd singalongs, she thrives on creating an engaging atmosphere where audiences can relax, celebrate, and have fun. Whether performing for a packed festival crowd, an intimate venue, or a community event, Bailey’s goal remains the same: to create memorable experiences through authentic performances, infectious energy, and a genuine love of live music that has been part of her story since childhood.

Overview

Donovan Carroll is a bass guitarist whose musical journey began in the earliest days of his life and has continued through school bands, church worship, collegiate years, and military service around the world. A versatile musician who prides himself on playing across all genres, Donovan brings that depth and adaptability to Take 3 Entertainment LLC, which he joined in December 2024, all while serving as an active-duty officer in the United States Air Force.

Early Musical Development

Donovan grew up in a musical family that shaped his path from the start. He spent his childhood listening to his father play electric guitar in church, and his older brother went on to become a renowned bass guitarist with multiple sponsorships. Surrounded by that influence, Donovan was drawn to music early.

His formal musical journey began on the tuba in his middle school band, where his love for the low end took root and never stopped growing. That foundation carried into high school, where he began playing bass guitar for his school's jazz band and at his home church in Mississippi—deepening both his technical skill and his heart for worship.

Education

After high school, Donovan attended Mississippi State University, where he earned a Bachelor's degree in Business Management. Although he did not join the marching band in college, he never set down his bass. Throughout his college years, he continued playing for his local church and performed with the R&B band, Melogic, broadening his range and sharpening his versatility across genres.

Military Service and Music Around the World

After graduating from college, Donovan commissioned as a Second Lieutenant in the United States Air Force and entered pilot training, ultimately earning his wings as a bomber pilot. As his service carried him to assignments and deployments across the globe, he brought his love of music with him wherever he went, playing bass for various worship centers both stateside and deployed around the world.

Take 3

In December 2024, Donovan joined Take 3 Entertainment LLC, bringing his genre-spanning versatility, and his commitment to service to the band. As an active duty Air Force officer and dedicated musician, he reflects the service-oriented spirit and strong military presence that define Take 3.

Chris' relationship with music began early through a love of music and liveperformance. Drawn to the energy of powerful vocals, memorable melodies, and songs that bring people together, he developed an appreciation for artists whose music could fill a room and leave a lasting impression long after the final note.

Chris grew up around the world, living in Europe, Asia, and the US, embracing the power of music. During school, he participated in stage productions and musical performances, gaining his first experience performing before live audiences. As hismusical interests expanded, so did his involvement in live music, leading to
collaborative projects and garage bands as both a guitarist and a singer, which allowed Chris to perform in a variety of settings. Those experiences helped shape a musical identity rooted in classic rock, alternative rock, and modern favorites.

Over the years, music remained a constant presence. Whether performing with fellow musicians as a rhythm guitarist at festivals or stepping behind a microphone for live audiences, Chris continued to gravitate toward songs rooted in authentic emotion. His style blends elements of classic rock tradition with the accessibility and energy of contemporary and modern music. 

 Whether revisiting classics or putting his own stamp on a modern favorite, Chris’s focus remains on delivering songs honestly and giving audiences a reason to stay for one more. That perspective continues to shape every performance and every opportunity to step behind a microphone. His role is simple: step up to the microphone, deliver the music with conviction, and trust that the music has the power to find its audience.

Domonick is the percussionist for Take 3, known for his gifted hand drumming, energetic solos, and musical maturity beyond his years. He received his first drum set at age five and began developing the skills that would shape him into the dynamic performer he is today.

Early Start and Musical Training

Domonick began taking drum lessons at age four with his father, the founder of Take 3. By age five, he was already performing professionally, sitting in on percussion for several songs during a live performance with recording artist Rorie.

He also accompanied his father to worship band practices at Grace Bible Church in Lorton, where he played drum set and performed with the worship band during services while still only five years old.

Performance Experience and Recognition

Now a high school student, Domonick continues to impress audiences with his talent and stage presence. He specializes in congas, bongos, djembe, and percussion trap instruments, and he also plays drum kit. His concert band experience spans elementary, junior high, and high school, and he received Blue Ribbon recognition from the State of Virginia for his timpani performance in high school.

Role in Take 3

Domonick is one of the original members of Take 3. He performed professionally with the group at age ten during its inaugural show for the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office in December 2022. His remarkable talent earned him the band nickname “Boy Thunder.”