Colton McKenna, a percussive and bass-driven mixture of both americana and reggae, brings to the stage thought provoking originality in both music and lyricism.
St. Augustine’s David Watt Besley is a troubadour by trade, knowing the language of songwriting like the back of his hand and blending folk, Americana, country, traditional, blues and folk-rock.
A contagious ball of energy and lighthearted performance, St. Augustine’s Dewey Via has made his musical mark by performing country, rock and roll, alternative country, bluegrass, and southern rock.
A high energy performer in high demand, St. Augustine’s Elizabeth Roth moves like Janis Joplin and sounds like Aretha Franklin playing everything from classic rock and contemporary country to her own original songs.
A master of funk, rhythm and blues, soul, pop, rock, jazz, and classic rock, Evan D is St. Augustine’s genuine go-to hype man, putting the fun in funk and the rock in rock and roll.
St. Augustine’s Gary Douglas Campbell, an original troubadour of the music scene, carries the torch of decades of classic rock, folk, Americana, pop, blues, and his own original body of work.
Passionate about writing original music for worship, as well as country and Americana songs, Matt Fowler has been performing at local venues and churches.
Universally talented, St. Augustine’s Micah Gilliam is a savagely unbridled songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, music producer, audio engineer, stand-up comedian, and podcast host.
An acoustic and electric rarity, St. Augustine’s Redfish Rich is a deviation from the norm, bringing an unorthodox combination of rock and roll, blues, and good old-fashioned fun to the stage.
Remedy Tree combines the sound of old-time traditional bluegrass and Americana with modern tunes to bring a new generation of music to their listeners.
Stephen Pigman is St. Augustine’s exceptionally talented one-man-band, incorporating beatboxing, bass, percussion, and vocal harmonies into a barrage of satisfying, toe-tapping sound.
Trevor Compton is St. Augustine’s clever and well-versed singer-songwriter who blends Americana, folk, jazz, reggae folk, swing, and folk rock into an intellectual combination of both melody and subject matter.
A must-see, St. Augustine’s Vinny Jacobs stretches his canvas beyond the quintessential classical and Latin guitarist. He is a guru of the classic rock genre and weaves rich webs of stories into his own original material.
Five O’Clock Shadow, St. Augustine’s four-piece crew of ultimate party band music and crowd-pleasing tunes, is a cover band that performs pop, rock, alternative, rap, dance, and rock and roll.
Aaron Esposito is St. Augustine’s one-man steam train, bound for Funkytown and the rivers beyond, combining soul, pop, rhythm and blues, smooth soul, rock and roll, and Southern soul.
Ace Winn is St. Augustine’s groove machine, a natural performer with a playful spirit and contagious smile. His style ranges from funk, blues, and rhythm and blues to pop, rock and roll, and soul.
Ain’t Too Proud to Beg is St. Augustine’s high-spirited, almost comedic quartet that performs a multitude of polished originals as well as classic rock, jazz, blues, pop, and ‘70s and ‘80s funk cover songs.
Alejandro Rowinsky is a Florida-based contemporary musician, classical guitarist, composer, and arranger. Rowinsky fuses classical instruments with electronics to create the perfect blend of the past and present.
Songstress and ukulele player Amelia Evans combines acoustic folk, rock, jazz, and blues to tie together a passionate, beachy sound that stretches through decades past.
Under the leadership of guitarist Trey Brewer, the trio, Amerockana, plays a varitey of music that includes songs from Cream, and Jimmy Buffett, with hint of bluegrass.
St. Augustine’s Ancient City Keepers is a trio of tasteful funk, rhythm and blues, soul, pop, and good old-fashioned rock and roll. Electrifying and honest, the ensemble ranges from a dance band to a master of ballads.
With the innovative idea of bringing music to ports along the Eastern seaboard on a yacht being used as a tour bus, Angelyn and Blind Innocence will be performing in St. Augustine.
