Guitarist and vocalist Trey Brewer is instrumental in a number of acts here in St. Augustine, all of whom have Trey as the common denominator. 

The duo act, often called "Committee Lite" and also known simply as Brewer and Miller, consists of Trey and vocalist and guitarist J.B. Miller, who also performs with Trey in the groups Committee and Amerockana. 

As Brewer and Miller, "Committee Lite" can be frequently found in venues where folks love to listen to a wide variety of music, played well and with joy by two good friends. 

Lin Doak (aka Little Ozzy) and his stepson Johnny Lawrence frequently perform around St. Augustine as God's City Duo.

Lin and Johnny both sing and play the guitar, while Johnny is known as much for his lead guitar and strong solos. Both perform nationally in the Little Ozzy group, a tribute to Ozzy Osbourne. Johnny also writes music and fronts his band, Cradle. 

As God's City Duo, they perform contemporary hits and classic rock — with a bit of a softer, gentler version of some of their favorite songs by Ozzy Osbourne.

Mudtown, based on Jacksonville, blends elements of rock and bluegrass (hillbilly) and tosses in punk to create a beat-driven sound.

They perform in Northeast Florida, Carolina, and beyond -- wherever the audience wants to stomp and hoot. Their working-class music includes elements of folk, bluegrass, and hillbilly overlaid with punk for an unpolished sound that conveys sorrow, hard work, effort, and the right to party.

The sound of Jackie Stranger is pure Americana; combining folk, soul, country and indie influences, Stranger's show is a unique presentation of his own tunes, along with covers of favorites.

Folk Is People embodies Indie Folk Pop today in St. Augustine.

In the beginning, there was Stacey Bennet and she hooked up with Rick Drice as a folk duo. As bands will do, it morphed over the years into another life form as an indie folk-pop sound.

Katie Grace Helow was knocking around music before she started school, from the piano to drums to guitar, as she discovered her voice, and developed her own sound.

 The guitar riffs that singer/songwriter Katie Grace Helow plays reflect her voice, with a twinge of nostalgia and a mix of a more driving rock sound.

The Florida Chamber Music Project presents chamber music concerts, with some discussion about each piece and the composer.

The group — violinists Igor Khukhua and Patrice Evans, violist Susan Pardue, and cellist Laurie D. Casseday — are experienced in chamber and orchestral classical music and are members of the string section of the Jacksonville Symphony Orchestra.

Quarter Roy began at Flagler College when three student musicians met prior to the start of the school year. At first, they performed songs written by singer/guitarist/songwriter Gabi Yost, building an audience in Sarbez, Shangai Nobby's, Jacksonville, and the 2019 Sing Out Loud Festival. They had been scheduled to perform at the 2020 South X Southwest, which was cancelled.