It's impossible to miss Steve Everett's exuberance when you listen to his songs, watch his performances, and think about what he is doing for others. When he is not in the studio recording, (six records so far), or on tour, either solo or with a full band, Steve is devoting a lot of time and energy to fundraising. As a fundamental part of Rock By The Sea, Steve is raising funds and awareness for families that have kids with health issues.

From her Midwest roots in Oklahoma, to her chosen home in central Florida, Noan Partly has developed a unique sound that is not quite folk, and not quite Americana, and a little bit jazzy. Employing her fingerstyle playing on a guitar or banjo, Partly's sound reflects her thoughtful lyrics and "grunge-adjacent" influence.

With a history of opening for the big acts like Lynyrd Skynyrd, Blackberry Smoke, and Marshall Tucker Band, Stolen Rhodes creates their own name in rock, blues, and country. On their own tour in the mid 2010s, Stolen Rhodes included festivals such as Daytona Bike Week, Rocklahoma, and Sturgis with their 250-date schedule.  

A band that wants to be heard, as evidenced by their on-stage clarity of vocals, Stolen Rhodes has a message and a great mix of rock rhythm with a blues-ish beat.
 

Patrick "Hammer" Thornton studied music at George Mason University and received a professional certification as a bassist from the Berklee College of Music. Thornton has played bass guitar for more than 33 years and is known for his adaptive style, accompanying artists such as Michael Bernard Fitzgerald, Jon Carroll, Junior Marvin, and Stephen Kellog.