Dean Winter, a singer/songwriter originally from the Chesapeake Bay Area, has a sound that blends country with Americana. 

He moved to Jacksonville in 2008 and began collaborating with a number of talented musicians from the First Coast. In the 2020s, Dean invited those musicians to join him as he steps out to share his talents. The Heat are Jack Mock on pedal steel and guitar, Ty Sullivan on drums and vocals, and Jeremy "Jerms" Blanton on bass guitar and vocals.

From Middleburg, Florida, Pontoon Platoon plays folk tunes, classics, and more per requests all around the Northeast Florida region. Performing on water, land, and anywhere beach and ocean side, the Pontoon Platoon brings sunshine to an already bright day of gatherings and festivities.

His love of country shines through in every musical chord. Branden Parrish has performed both original and cover songs for a decade. Being a one-man-show, Parrish utilizes his strong country-sounding vocals in collaboration with his guitar to, as he puts it, "bring back country"— the original stuff that was created for blue-collar workers, the broken-hearted, and a lifestyle encapsulating the soul.

Gail Carson's personal philosophy comes straight through her music. From her doo-wop sound to her amazement with all things in this world, Gail is just one joyful person.; In her extremely copious songlist, Gail has a recurring theme, which is "grateful".; As she encourages others, she expands her own energy by some mathematical formula.

Crossing the genre gap of folk, country, bluegrass, mountain music, blues, seafaring songs, and folk/roots music, Lee Hunter brings in the spoken word as readings from the Civil War, with a genuine personal sound.

Touring folk festivals between 1992 and 2014, Lee was half of the well recognized duo, Tammerlin, which toured through the Mid-Atlantic coast and Southeastern U.S., as well as across France.

Emerging onto the music scene in Charleston, South Carolina, guitarist/vocalist Brad Edwardson spent over a decade performing for bluegrass and folk enthusiasts. Along with his Red Cedar Review bandmates, Aaron Firetag (mandolin player), Jonathan Gray (standup bassist), Steven Sandifer (percussionist), and Derek Deakins (fiddle player), the group brings a variety of collaborative musical styles to the table. Having debuted an album, The Highway, in 2018, Brad Edwardson is one to be reckoned with and has relocated to St.

When you are ready for a huge dose of authentic Southern Rock music, find the Whiskey Heart Band and enjoy the fun.

The essence of mystical magic looms as the Gypsy Stars light up a room with their musical presence. Resembling an enchanting tale being told in song, this starry-eyed group is led by composer and lead guitarist, Billy Keen. Because his tastes are eclectic, he brings flavors from Spain, the Caribbean, and the Middle East together.

With numerous performances in theater houses throughout Florida and beyond, The Gypsy Stars entertain audiences of all ages with their creativity and style.

From Miami to Jacksonville, Florida, Chelsey Michelle is recognized as a powerful vocalist with a genre mix of funk, blues, and hints of jazz. Her blossoming musical journey "officially" began when she met Chris Underdog (guitar) at a musician's jam in Murray Hills, Florida. 
As a duo, "Underdog" and Michelle collaborate on original songs with sassy-funk vibes while also performing with their four-piece-band under the same name. Her energetically-spirited stage presence attracts locals to all the Chelsey Michelle band venues. 
 

In the 1960s, Bob Marley and the Wailers, inspired by a ska vocal group, changed the course of music history. In 1974, Marley went out as a solo act, and Al Anderson became the first American lead guitarist to join the reggae group. Anderson holds the reign in carrying on the Marley legacy via The Original Wailers.