From Jacksonville, Florida, Molly Hatchet has been known as a hard-working, fast-living, Southern rock band since the 70s. Some consider them to be the first well-known band in that genre. Their debut album, Molly Hatchet, was released in 1978, and reached multi-platinum status.

Duval County Line, led by Paul Wane, brings people together at every gig, getting the audience moving with their mix of Southern Rock, Classic Rock, Country, Funk, and Blues. Paul Wane plays electric guitar and is the lead vocalist on most songs, Travis Bryan on electric guitar, Mike “The Hammer” Hamm on bass, and Jacob Smart on Drums.

Recreating the works of mythical rock gods, such as Jimmy Hendrix,  Ozzy Osbourne, Dio, Motorhead, and Bad Company, the Circus has live entertainment packed with electrifying energy.  

Each band member is the ringleader of his instrument, pounding out energetic beats from the drums, shredding strings on a screaming guitar, and singing with growly and gritty vocals.

Covers for "Voodoo Child," I Don't Care," "Catch Me Now," and others make their performances the greatest shows on earth.

This quintet of skilled musicians, A Swing and a Miss, hits it out of the park with each jazz performance. Based in Palatka and a favorite there, A Swing and a Miss also shares their unique jazz arrangements in St. Augustine. When they began, the band called themselves a "newly formed band with not so newly formed jaxx musicians."

Originally founded in New York, BedRock describes themselves as “the ultimate 80’s and 90’s hair band experience” and now plays shows all over the sunshine state. Each song played by BedRock is hand-picked to transport their audience “to a great time when music was just about having fun.” Their venues range from the neighborhood’s favorite dive bar to center stage at festivals and sporting events. Regardless of where you catch one of Bedrock’s gigs, though, you’re sure to be dancing through the set list.

From Orlando, BlueMoon formed in 2016 after founding members met at a church and discovered they had similar musical tastes, skills, and goals. Now, this core group of five musicians, playing electric guitar, bass, saxophone, keyboards, and drums, perform at gigs and private functions in the Oldest City, Daytona, and all around Orlando.