Live Stream, led by Mike Johnson, mainly performs covers of iconic rock and roll songs — to the delight of St. Augustine audiences.

These four musicians — Mike on guitars and vocals, Brad Burns on Guitar and vocals, , Billy Annin on drums, and Al Kraiker on bass and vocals — are regular performers in St. Augustine, most often at the Tradewinds Lounge.

The duo of Johnson/Burns packs more music than should be expected by two guitarist/vocalists.

Originally from St. Louis, long-time Gainesville resident, Mike Johnson, has been a fixture in St. Augustine, performing with other musicians in different band configurations. Mike has been a professional music performer and teacher since the early 90s, and his band Seven Miles Out performed in large venues throughout the Southeast. Mike has fronted other bands and also performs solo throughout Northern Florida.

Dakota, a local country band, has performed southern rock and country classics for more than 25 years. They focus on music from the 50s and 60s and are popular with locals who enjoy country music and dancing to their favorites.

Dakota frequently plays at the Elks Lodge on A1A on Anastasia and at other social clubs in St. Johns County. You can follow their schedule on Facebook.

Combining the exciting sounds of rock, improvisational and psychedelic music, One Good Ring revives the Grateful Dead in St. Augustine, Florida.

One Good Ring is comprised of: Jesse Cruce: guitar, bass, harmonica, vocals; Rico Orlando: guitar, vocals; John Medico: drums; Eddie Pickett: guitar, vocals; Mike Spottswood: keyboards; Matt Strickland : lead vocals; Jonathan Ward: bass, vocals.

Drifting Roots is a touring band which calls Northeast Florida home, so we have the opportunity to hear great reggae sound in our local venues. This local band with a decidedly California vibe, tours around the U.S. with frequent stops on both coasts. They perform music written by the front man, Matt.

Rambler Kane, a singer/songwriter from Jacksonville, prefers not to describe his music by a particular genre. His parents loved soul music, so his early influences were musicians like Ottis Redding and Marvin Gaye. Later on, he began listening to Bob Dylan, and then in his 20's he discovered John Prine and Townes Van Zant, and others like them. For him, it's about the songs and the audience's feelings when they listen. It's no accident that his original songs contain hints of soul, folk, and the blues, with well-written stories.

El Castillo is a trio of musicians which brings instrumentals of favorite songs to a new level. As psychedelic meets easy listening, these seasoned musicians add a smooth sound to great old songs.

The members of Medicine Springs will be familiar to anyone who likes bluegrass music and follows musicians in Northeast Florida. Each of the five have distinguished careers and a strong following. Together, they are a powerhouse bluegrass band, performing original songs and old favorites, with the occasional jazz or old swing number tossed into the hat and given a bluegrass flair.

Kevin PM's two EPs present seven recently written songs, based on his lifetime experiences. He speaks of dreams, interpersonal drama, memories, love and communication, saying he " wants listeners to be reminded of their own perfect moments and memories and dreams and view them both fondly and critically."

Ben Mc Leod's bio states that he is a session guitarist but that description so much understates his skills and effusive sound, that it should be banned.  Give a listen to Ben Mc Leod's razzling guitar licks and you'll feel what it was like to hear Duane Allman on his slide guitar.