REELS is a post-punk/surf group based out of St. Augustine that has been together since 2016. The band is made up of three talented musicians, and each have been playing since they were kids. They go by Zake, Core, and Jar, and play the guitar, drums, and bass respectively. Their goal is to be able to create music together that they love, and to share it with their listeners by recording their songs and touring along the east coast.

DL is OK (AKA David Tashjian) moved to New York to pursue his musical career. For the better part of a decade, he spent his time between recording studios, different rehearsal spaces, a retail store, numerous apartments, and more bars than he could count. This experience gave him some perspective, good friends, and new songs.

Local band, Remedy Tree, is a unique Americana/bluegrass band that genuinely captures an old-time Appalachian spirit. Lead vocalist, Gabriel Acevedo, started writing songs at a young age. With his brother, he formed several bluegrass bands between 2008 and 2014. In the summer of 2015, Gabriel Acevedo and his wife Abigail, formed Remedy Tree.

Ellen Moseley is a southern lady who grew up on a small beach town in North Florida during the 70s. She decided to learn how to play guitar one day by picking one up and opening a songbook to learn some songs. She picked up the guitar that was most comfortable to her, and because she is left-handed she started playing it backwards and still does to this day. In the same fashion, Ellen Moseley learned how to play the banjo and the ukulele upside-down.

St. Augustine's singer-songwriter George Reeves has been named a "guitar extraordinaire" and with over sixty years of live performance and musical knowledge under his belt, it's easy to see how he defies the norm. George has no specific genre he prefers but has always been drawn to every style of playing "…except rap and opera," says Reeves. With a wide range of options musically, George blends soul, country, blues, slide guitar, and rock and roll, with subtle hints of funk, jam band, jazz, and swing. There is nothing this guitarist can't pick up easily or learn on the fly.

Germaine Veronica is a crossover artist from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania who started her career as an experimental modern dancer, choreographer, and educator. She has written, choreographed, narrated, performed, and produced an annual original play, Winter Prelude, which was performed in Philadelphia. Currently, Veronica has plans to record original songs from Winter Prelude in St. Augustine. Her new musical path has given Veronica the chance to write over 30 songs on the banjo, ukulele, djembe, spoons, and acappella.

Fre Gordon, St. Augustine's local pillar of undying musical support and nitty-gritty heart, brings to the stage an act unlike any other. Fre's prodigious presence behind a microphone makes him a musical marvel with a stronghold in the performance and implementation arena. A mixologist of various musical genres, Fre combines alternative folk, blues, Americana, jazz, and rock and roll to deliver a show that stops audiences in their tracks. His achievements on and off stage make him a master of style, effect, and execution.

St. Augustine, Florida's Ghost Tropic is a five-piece indie rock ensemble that incorporates transcendent melody, ambient rock, and alternative experimentation with a dash of drone to create a sound style that is unlikely to be replicated. With a style specific and distinct to them, Ghost Tropic forms patterns of design only they hold the blueprints to, characteristically defining themselves with a musical foundation that is one-of-a-kind.

Together since October of 2017, Chemtrails is made up of four seasoned musicians with diverse musical backgrounds and experiences — which gives them their own particular sound. Because of their different musical styles, it's a little harder to categorize them, but at their core they are mainly rock n' roll.