Musicians

Tenor saxophone player King Whale performs with his band, Resonance.

Driven by a love for loud music.

A meticulous musician offering musical magic through diverse genres.

A National Fingerstyle Guitar Champion originally from England.

A young singer who delights audiences with covers from the '60's, '70s, and today.

Reggae rocking band that can be a trio, duo, or solo act.

The sound of nostalgia . . . reviving the raw, unadulterated sounds of the rock underground.

This Nashville Hall of Famer writes for some of country's biggest stars.

An interesting indie sound mixed with deep lyrics and emotions.

This is what you get when a Dobro Player of the Year and a guitar prodigy form a duo.

One of St. Augustine’s original troubadours, performing an array of covers and originals.

His songs have been recorded by the Davisson Brothers Band and Luke Combs.

This songwriter and guitarist toured with Luke Combs before he produced his own album.

Robbie Dammit’s songs can be introspective and hopeful, with lyrics that transport you on a trip to his past, by way of his heart.

The Robbie Litt Band is a group of three members of the Litt family (Robbie, Jonah, and Ruthann) from Ontario, Canada.

The singer/songwriter duo Robin & Linda Williams has become a staple in the folk music community.

Flashin' back to the '80s folk music scene.

Texas-born songwriter with 24 number one hits, Grammy noms, and country songs.

Ron n Bari, the duo have performed with various groups and are well-known performers at folk festivals.

One of the most celebrated singers/songwriters/producers in bluegrass today.

Reggae and dub are the joy of this family-and-friends band.

Formed in 1974 as Rotagilla, this is one of St. Augustine's longest running bands.

A nationally touring duo bringing Americana to listening rooms and house concerts.

Introducing traditional and self-styled licks in the blues/ragtime genre.

Rude Music is not just a newbie band.

Alternative rock band with pop and indie influences.

Rumble Street is a band of only three musicians with a big rock and roll sound.

Educated at the Berklee College of Music, this guitarist moved on to doing session work in NYC.

Russell Sutton is a songwriter prolific.

Road warrior who has been there, done that, settles in St. Augustine.

The fingerpicking lead-in grabs our attention as soon as Ruth begins her set.

Boys next door meet punk and sing about strife, change, and growth.

This singer, songwriter, and actor gained national fame writing "The Weary Kind."

A Kentucky-based singer-songwriter whose vocals and lyrics evoke southern angst.

Soulful singer-songwriter with songs of hope and self-discovery.

From Jacksonville, Sailor G00n is a rapper, lyricist, singer, songwriter.

A singer-songwriter and explorer performing Reggae and whimsical ukulele tunes.

Salt and Pine brings vocal harmonies and “songs from the heart” to St. Augustine.

Utilizing harmony and progressive influences to create charismatic and compelling music.

These four local and experienced musicians enjoy playing southern rock for audiences.

A songwriter who shares his commitment to authentic storytelling.

A fingerstyle guitar wizard and a songwriter with a powerful stage presence.

Cello music that's adaptable to any genre, performer, and song.

This duo will make their "comeback" in St. Augustine for the Rhythm for the River fundraiser for the Matanzas Riverkeeper.

Fingerpicking guitar and angelic vocals around St. Augustine.

It's a long way from South Jersey, in five short years.

Pop from another world, built to take you there.

An original act, Sauce Boss feeds the audience with song and gumbo.

Savanna Leigh Bassett started with a G Major chord, and never looked back.

Tallahasssee musicians harmonizing as they play originals and covers.

Local musicians writing and combining country with punk and rock, in their own style.

Three saxophone virtuosos who perform classics and their own compositions.

A sought-after performer and a respected banjo teacher.

Known for his smash hit, "Dave and the Caterpillar."