Zach Quinn usually brings raw, gritty, high-energy vocals to the stage as frontman for the New Orleans-based punk band PEARS. However, his recent solo project shows the artist's chill side.

Exercising his voice's versatility, Quinn completed an album of originals showcasing his songwriting skills. He also filmed various unplugged performances, such as his cover of Rob Hyman's "Time After Time," made famous by Cyndi Lauper in 1983. The song's stripped-down aesthetic is challenging to master and has been used to highlight many notable artists' intricate vocal skills.

City Mouse is a rollercoaster of emotion and energy, combining powerful punk rock riffs with the smoky vocals of frontwoman Miski Dee Rodriguez. Unleashing her voice without restraint, Rodriguez infuses the band's sound with a potent mixture of soulful rebellion.

The past decade saw City Mouse pouring their hearts out to fans in the U.S.A., U.K., Europe, Canada, and Mexico. It also brought multiple singles and a full-length album.

Too Many Daves, Tampa's rowdy and irreverent punk sensation, knocks out audiences with blistering power chords, thunderous drums, sharp-witted lyrics, and a mischievous edge.

Channeling punk legends such as The Misfits, The Ramones, and Bad Religion, Too Many Daves revives sounds from the first and second-wave punk generations.

With tongue-in-cheek humor, the band name serves as a playful nod to punk rock's fondness for the absurd, with each member having Dave in part of their name —Dave Disorder, Dave Decker, Dave Quinn, Dave Richie, and Joe Dave.

Visitation, a genre-defying musical collective, brings an eclectic blend of innovative compositions to the stage. Their musical palette includes alternative, baroque, electro, and indie pop. This diverse fusion reflects their creative energy and thirst for exploration and expression.

Formed by a group of like-minded musicians, Visitation is different from your typical band. Their multi-instrumentalist frontman, Ray Heekin, performs in a ghillie suit as he alternates between vocals, drums, guitar, and tambourine.

Carmen debuted on the Jacksonville music scene in 2020, introducing a fresh, vibrant take on alternative rock with their clean sound and dynamic energy.

Comprised of frontman Chad Villarroel, guitarist Grant Nielsen, bassist David Johns, and drummer Jack Ringca, Carmen performs regularly at popular venues throughout Northeast Florida.

With heavy, captivating riffs, unforgettable hooks, and an energetic rhythm section, Carmen effortlessly blends the essence of rock 'n' roll with a splash of pop.

Sweet William Ennis sings with a deep, resonant, and sweet voice, sharing original songs, many with a touch of the blues.

A long-time resident of Palatka, Sweet William performs frequently at Florida festivals and area venues. In 2018, he won the solo competition at the North Central Florida Blues Regional Challenge, earning the right to participate in the 2019 International Blues Challenge in Memphis.

While he writes songs in several genres, Sweet Willliam is particularly known for his “Storytelling Blues." His acoustic finger-pick guitar style enhances every song he plays.

Doug Burns, raised in South Florida, has enjoyed and performed music from various genres. In his youth, he listened to rock n roll, like the Beatles, the Monkeys, and Creedence Clearwater Revival (CCR). Later he played in punk bands, traveling to a town to play a gig, crashing on a couch, and get back on the road for the next gig.

When that paled, he decided to simply play his own songs and realized those songs had more in common with CCR and Steve Earle than with the Dead Kennedys or the Ramones.