Little Jake Mitchell is an authentic blues child prodigy and R&B singer who has performed at the Apollo Theatre, been on tour as "Mr. Excitement" with James Brown, Jackie Wilson, Sam Cooke, and Bobbly Blue Band, and performed in various other festivals and venues. When you add The Silver-Sonic Horns and a powerful rhythm section to the mix, you get Little Jake Mitchell and The Soul Searchers. 

In 2004, Lisa and Robin Taylor founded Lisa and the Mad Hatters as a rock band in Jacksonville, Florida. The band plays a variety of original songs as well as hits from the '50s all the way to today.

Leelynn Osborn is a performer trained in theater, classical music, and jazz, which makes him a versatile presence on stage. Osborn honed his voice at an early age in church, and began formal voice training at the Douglas Anderson School of Arts. 

Fast forward, and Osborn has a Bachelor of Music in Jazz Voice from the University of North Florida. A natural performer, Osborn practically lived in the Alhambra Dinner Theatre in Jacksonville, and is known as America's Michael Bublé tribute performer. 

Danielle Eva's musical storyline starts in Pittsburgh, where she grew up listening to contemporary gospel and bluegrass in church, and studied classical music with the career goal of becoming an opera singer. But the likes of Ella Fitzgerald and Sarah Vaughn turned her towards jazz. Her hometown had many jazz opportunities to take advantage of, and in 2001 she was selected to participate in the Jazz Aspen Snowmass Festival. 

Together since March of 2018, Kapowski is a local St. Augustine band composed of four talented musicians: Christian Powers as lead vocalist and guitarist, Justin Lane as lead guitarist, bassist Rob Pittenger, and drummer Michael Monohan. 

Jon Bailey is a singer/songwriter from Orono, Maine, and has been writing songs since he was 14 years old. When he moved south, he gained a large following in Jacksonville, Florida, working on a project called "Sea Floor Explosives," and he has released three original albums while living here. He is a talented musician with a knack for connecting with his audience no matter how small or large the venue. His powerful vocals and guitar playing leave a long-lasting impression on his listeners.

Jazzy Blue is a rare breed of one-man-band performers. Jazzy creates his full-band performances using a split keyboard. When Jazzy performs as a solo "band," he can play bass notes, a drum machine, backing chords, and lead solo riffs simultaneously on the keyboards, while his slightly scratchy, deep voice sings the melody. 

Igor Yuzov was born in Germany, raised in Ukraine, and studied in Russia. Igor grew up in Soviet Russia, where folk music was the norm and rock was illegal, and in a rebellious streak he sought out the forbidden music. As soon as it was possible, Igor left Russia and brought his "folk n' roll" music with him to the United States. 

Elliot Eisler and Jared Quidley founded Humans in Disguise in 2014. The band gained popularity in the local music scene and released an EP in 2015. Since then, Humans in Disguise has grown into a 5-man band and has spread their music throughout Florida. 

Humans in Disguise has played at festivals and venues such as Silver Springs Film Festival and Daytona & Deland Original Music Fests, as well as opening for the band Tonic and others. Their sound is a mix of pop hooks with a touch of rock, some blues, and soul, which makes their music appeal to crowds of all ages.

Home Is Where is a quirky rock band from Palm Coast, Florida. The band is composed of four members playing drums, guitar, bass, and vocals, and they make regular appearances in St. Augustine.