King Steel is a powerhouse cover band based in Daytona that recreates the electrifying spirit of '80s rock. Fronted by vocalist Jo Burn, the band formed in 2019 and has become a mainstay at Colonial Oak, where their high-energy shows draw crowds eager to relive the era's greatest hits.

Al's a guy who's going to have fun wherever he plays, in whatever genre, and with whomever he joins on stage. 

Saying that he "never met a genre (he) did not like," Al loves the blues, Americana, swing, jazz, and bluegrass. Playing cover songs as well as his own compositions, he brings a lighthearted slant to all of his shows, merging his scat singing into a lot of songs. 

Muddy Marshall, known for his performances on American Idol and cruise liners, delivers captivating renditions of classics by The Beatles, Little Richard, Elvis, and others. Drawing from his childhood musical influences and starting his performance career at the age of 14, Marshall skillfully blends rock and pop, steadily growing his fan base.

Based in Palm Coast, Florida, Clayton Sturgeon is renowned for his dynamic guitar tunes. Introduced to music in his youth, Sturgeon developed a profound love for it while sailing with his family.

In 2012, he signed with Universal Republic while working with the band W.E.R.M. He was also part of a Nirvana tribute band before focusing on his own arrangements, releasing music in 2020.

Sturgeon's discography includes Confessions, A Curse in Disguise, and his latest release, Run Like The Devil.

Formed in 1993 by Chuck Hughes and Lance Bakemeyer, The Hillbilly Hellcats have toured their surf/rockabilly sound both nationally and internationally. With millions of fans, their music has been featured in movies and TV shows such as Man Vs. Food, Bad Ink, and World's Strangest, making them well-known in the entertainment industry.

Their discography includes Our Brand, Rev it Up With Taz, Live In Missoula, Live in Boulder, and Early Daze.