In the years Walt Kulwicki has been playing music, he has played with giants in the music industry such as Lynyrd Skynyrd, Blackfoot, Bo Diddley, and many more. When Walt was nine years old, he played with the Kingston Trio, and again at the age of 14, when they played in Turin, Italy. At that age he began playing at parties, dances, and bars in South Jersey. Walt's early influences include Duane Allman, Steve Morse, Jeff Beck, Rory Gallagher, Jimmy Page, and Lowell George.

A rock and roll explosion, St. Augustine's Those Guys is an astonishing fusion of classic blues, modern rock and roll, with a twist of classic rock sprinkled over a lifetime of friendship between the band members, forming one of the heartiest and heaviest sounds around. Lead singer Chris McVey is the spearhead of the ensemble, lighting the fuse to the energetic riot that is Those Guys. The band remains unmatched in their longevity, one of the first groups to be inducted in The St. Augustine Music Hall of Fame in 2018.

Scotty G and Rome E. Roam are the two members that started Whiskey Face. Together, Scotty and Rome spent the better half of a decade traveling the world on credit, writing songs, and auditioning drummers for their band. They chose "Smiles the Clown," a young entertainer stumbling through the northern wilderness, to be the band's drummer. Now as a fully formed band, they travel the country sharing their "DIY punk" music with their audiences. Whiskey Face meshes all forms of true punk music, playing a full set of original songs.

Willie Green's legendary musical career brought joy to our ears and expanded the hearts of every lover of the blues. Often called "The Real Deal", Willie lived the blues from the inside out, and only in his later years was he professionally recognized for his contribution to blues music.

From plucking at a $40.00 Sears & Roebuck guitar to his present status as a performing and recording artist, Charley Simmons has made a lifetime of entertaining people with his music. Charley was born in 1950 on a farm near Blackiston Crossroads, Delaware. By the time he turned 16, Charley was earning money traveling and performing with his band throughout his home state. But, it wasn't until he moved to St. Augustine in 1970 that his music career really took off. 

Alley Katz is a duo that plays a tasteful blend of jazz classics and multi-era pop with a funk and Latin feel. Their music is ideal for a quiet function or even a main stage. Their style is fitting for crowds of all ages and musical taste. 

The Wild Shiners soar musically and have a relaxed, folksy stage presence that engages the audience. That's no accident. Frontman, singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist Michael Lagasse has a relaxed manner that belies his intense talent. The result is that similarly talented musicians are delighted to join the core group. So, when you can find them playing, you may find a band of three, four, five, or more musicians having fun and making great music.

Robbie Litt's musical journey began at the age of 12 when he was a bass player living in northern Ontario. When he turned 18, Robbie formed his first band, The Brothers, where he played guitar and sang lead vocals alongside his two brothers. As The Brothers toured Ontario for 13 years, Robbie developed his songwriting and performance skills. 

Cody Jasper may be from Texas, but his passion for rock n' roll stretches beyond the boundaries of both the state and the genre. Musicians such as Jimi Hendrix, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Otis Redding, Sam Cooke, and Waylon Jennings inspired Cody and continue to influence his musical style. Funny enough, his love for Waylon led him directly to Waylon's son, with whom he learned how to combine outlaw country with rock and turned it into his signature style. 

A keyboardist and vocalist from New York, Alexandra Richman's first band was named St. John. St. John opened for artists such as The Allman Brothers and Rufus in Chicago, as well as Zephyr and Flash Cadillac in Boulder, Colorado. She recorded an album with Capitol Records featuring Ry Cooder on guitar, toured with Danny O'Keefe, performed and recorded with The Brothers Johnson, Ray Parker Jr., The Butts Band featuring Robbie Krieger, John Densmore of The Doors, and toured Europe with Curved Air.