Instigated and loosely led by guitarist and mandolin player Smokin' Joe Schauer, this Grateful Dead cover band has four other equally talented musicians: Brent Byrd on lead electric guitar and vocals, Josh Salestrom on drums, Jim Stafford on bass, and Alexandra Richman on vocals and keyboard. Together these musicians bring Jerry and the gang's songs to life and fill the dance floors with uninhibited Grateful Dead fans.

Audiences will hear songs from each Grateful Dead album and other songs that are so rare they can only be found on bootlegs.

Bob Patterson is certainly a musical hero and conservationist in St. Augustine. He has earned the title of Florida's premier storyteller, local living legend, as well as hometown hero. A natural storyteller, Bob's music is primarily folk-driven with a hint of old traditional Appalachian mountain songs. His repertoire ranges from his own Florida-focused original material to the classical traditional folklore as far back as the 1800s that Bob is determined to keep alive.

"I grew up in a really small town in Lee County, North Carolina," says Josh Phillips. "My family is very close knit, not a whole lot of money. It was very blue collar. I want people from back home to listen to my music and remind them of where we came from and how we live. My parents had a video tape of Alan Jackson; it had three songs on it.

Johnny Bulford, a native Floridian who grew up in a family surrounded by rich music history and influence, was able to naturally hone his craft from a young age. Bulford knew his love of music would turn into a career when he attended a Garth Brooks concert at the age of 12 and told his mom, "This is what I want to do with my life." Putting that statement into action, Bulford performed all through high school and college, opening for Blake Shelton and Gretchen Wilson.

At 24 years old, singer and songwriter Trea Landon has developed a unique sound and style. Taking vocal cues from great country artists Hank Williams Jr. and Kevin Denney, he pairs traditional tone, and modern tracks to deliver lyrics his listeners can identify and connect with.

As his songwriting career continued to grow onward and upward, Tommy Cecil left his home in Bardstown, Kentucky and landed in Nashville, Tennessee.

Writing his first song at the age of 18, Tommy has multiple cuts by Parmalee, Luke Bryan, Granger Smith, Kane Brown, Jake Owen, Thompson Square, Dylan Scott, Seth Ennis, Clay Walker, and Colt Ford.

A true Alabama native, Phillip White has spent over 20 years writing songs for some of the biggest artists in the industry. George Strait, Luke Bryan, Chris Ledoux, Vince Gill, Bonnie Taylor, Scotty McCreery, Darius Rucker, Rascal Flatts, Jake Owen, Blake Shelton, and Neal McCoy have all recorded some of Phillip's music.

From Sydney, Australia, Phil Barton moved to Nashville, so he could expand his musical career. Barton has had several of his songs recorded by artists such as Lee Brice, Sara Evans, Eli Young Band, David Nail, and others.

Born and raised in Southeast Texas, Paul Jenkins is a songwriter that has called Nashville, Tennessee his home since 1994. In 2009, Paul signed to Sony ATV, and throughout his musical career his songs have garnered Grammy, ACM, CMT, and ACA awards and nominations.

Nolan Curtis is a creative songwriter who proudly calls St. Augustine his home. As the founding member of his band "Salt & Pine", he has established himself as a premier songwriting talent. Nolan has a gift for conveying complex thoughts and emotions in a concise manner that leaves listeners with a warm and nostalgic feelings.