Old blues sound from a frequently morphing band.
Another blues/rock band with an ever-changing lineup of musicians, the Bryce Alastair Band combines their love of the sound of old blues men and new songs, with highly talented tune-makers.
Indie/country songwriter Amy Robbins heads up this elusive band.
The elusive Amy Robbins Band rides the rhythm of saxophone and guitar leads, blending country with indie and Americana, as well as some blues.
Known for his work with two area groups, Chris sings solo along the Eastern Seaboard.
An accomplished and popular guitarist and singer-songwriter from Northern Florida, Chris Rudasill is well-known as the frontman for The Dog Apollo and more recently for the post-rock band, Evil Sons.
His musical influences span many artists and genres, and his writing style combines lyrics that tell stories with intricate guitar-driven melodies. He continues to write new songs, and now travels along the East Coast, performing as a solo act and singing original songs.
This former teacher from New York, New York, plays classic hits in St. Augustine.
Originally from the Bronx, Joe Targove, plays the guitar and drums, writes music, and performs in various local venues.
In New York, Joe taught in the public school system for more than 30 years. When he first moved to St. Augustine, Joe ran a recording studio and offered music lessons.
His original music is typically country or worship music. When Joe sings in the area, he pleases the audience with well-known rock and pop tunes, sometimes inviting people up to sing with him.
Igniting the stage with their mesmerizing salsa and Afro-Cuban music.
From Jacksonville, this ten-piece Latin orchestra, fronted by Josué Cruz on lead vocals, brings high energy salsa and Afro-Cuban music to every show.
The group formed in 2015, starting as a seven-piece band, playing in small venues in Jacksonville. Now, they are traveling farther afield, sharing incredibly crafted salsa music throughout the southeast.
Either no one knows the meaning of their name, LPT, or they aren’t sharing the real story. They do always share salsa music that never fails to get the audience moving.
Members of LPT:
Comfort zone indie-pop with a hip-hop flair.
Luci Lind, a Jacksonville indie-pop artist, blends the soothing tones of bedroom pop with the visceral energy of rock, hip-hop, and R&B. Embracing imperfection, Lind's DIY style gives his low-fidelity (lo-fi) compositions personality and authenticity.
Making the world a better place, one rap at a time.
Kayvon's first raps were penned while he was still in elementary school, which he performed for his mother. His family was splintered, and he and his siblings were sent away to school, but Kayvon chose the higher path, using his self-reliance to look for opportunities instead of following the dark path. With an eye on the Wharton School since the eighth grade, Kayvon knew what his goal was, and got his education as well as establishing a music label.
This post-punk band has worked to create an original sound.
From Asheville, North Carolina, Tongues of Fire was founded and is anchored by Drummer Eli Raymer and songwriter, vocalist, and guitarist Lowell Hobbs. Through the years, several different vocalists and guitarists have filled out the four-person band. Eli and Lowell founded Tongues before 2020 and released a post-pandemic album, Burn My Body Clean, in August 2021.
A ball to benefit the St. Francis House and Port in the Storm Homeless Youth Center.
On Friday, October 13, 2023 at 6:00 p.m., the St. Francis House hosts a masquerade ball to support their work and the Port in the Storm Homeless Youth Center. The event takes place at the Tringali Barn in South St. Augustine with advance tickets required.
The event includes champagne on the red carpet, a live band, hors d’oeuvres, a cocktail hour, axe throwing, hayrides, a s'mores pit, a silent auction, and special performances.
Admission: $150.00 per person through September 14, $175.00 beginning on September 15.
This performing duo writes and sings songs that sound as sweet as the band's name.
Singer, songwriter, and guitarist Jeremy Dunham met Kerrine Gifford when she was asked to sit in with another band in a show. Jeremy was intrigued by the cello, and in 2014, they formed their own band of two with the intention of writing songs and blending the elegance of the cello with an acoustic guitar. The blend works, and they have consistently written songs that are strong in thought, word, and deed, with lovely harmonies that compliment the elegant cello and the more familiar guitar.
