Palimony — seven talented musicians and songwriters influenced by country favorites and alternative rock powerhouses (think Dolly Parton and Wilco) — perform their own songs and covers in a genre that may be new to some listeners: psychedelic country.

Led by Lexi Braun and Jacob Adams, Palimony released a self-titled album in 2019. The excellent musicians in the band also include Mark Archer, Jacquelyn T. Leeper, Chelsea Carnes, Sam Moss, and Brian Lee.

Raised in Galway on Ireland's rugged west coast, Patrick O'Flaherty's native language is Gaelic and he's one of a handful of musicians who still compose songs in that language.

Proficient in a number of instruments, Patrick is recognized for his skills at the Irish mandolin and harmonica and is highly respected for his accomplishments on the button accordion and banjo.

Born and raised in Nicholls, Georgia, Laiken Williams has always raised her voice to make beautiful music — first in church choirs, then in more and more select school choirs and chorales.

After years of singing as part of various prestigious choirs and chorales, Laiken marshalled her courage and began singing at open mikes and karaoke bars. In 2011, she was asked to join a local band and soon became known in the Savannah area.

The group that is now known as the Dublin City Ramblers began in 1970 and, despite going through two name changes and occasional shifts in members, they've continued to perform Irish music to the delight of audiences worldwide.

The Dublin City Ramblers have produced albums and toured for over 50 years; they have ten top-ten hits, and eight gold records. The Ramblers were inducted as Irish Folk Legends in January of 2014 at Temple Bar Music Festival in — of course — Dublin, Ireland.

Named for the Scottish Gaelic word for "Scottish," the band Albannach was formed in 2005 in Glasgow.

Led by bass drummer and vocalist, Jamesie Johnston, Albannach's five-piece band marches to not one drummer but to three: Jamesie on bass drum, Nick Watson, as lead drummer on a small set of drums, and Jacquie Holland, bass rhythm drummer. With Donnie MacNeil on the bag pipes, DigeriDrew Reid on the digeridoo, and Jacquie and Jamesie singing both haunting and fierce melodies, this band performs Celtic classics and new material to celebrate Scotland and her people.

Mama Blue — a diminutive woman with a big voice and a bigger heart — sings. She sings jazz and she sings the blues. She sings the classics like "Georgia," she sings songs from artists who inspired her (such as Etta James, Aretha Franklin, and Alica Keys), and she sings her own beautiful compositions.

Mama blue sings about life — her life. In singing about her life she sings about the lives of many of us.

In a music town like St. Augustine, some of the best musicians are more well-known to other musicians than they are to the public.

Lee Michael Howard is the kind of musician others love to jam with and that audiences enjoy to listen to. He's the musician with the good stories, one or more albums of original material, and the ability to put together a set of covers that make each song sound as if he wrote it.

The Bluesdog66 Band came together in January of 2017 in Northeast Florida, with Randy Cash as the front man singing and playing guitar, Duke Strother playing Bass, and you hear Tim Simpson on drums.

A southern urban blues rock band, Bluesdog66 has two constant members, Randy "Bluesdog" Cash on guitar and lead vocals, and Duke Strother on "badass" bass and back-up vocals.

Singer/Songwriter Jeff Accornero was born and raised in rural New Hampshire where his musician parents (guitar, piano, vocals) began teaching him music when he was five.

Jeff moved to northeast Florida in 2018 and has been expanding his musical career during the past year.  He's played with many local musicians and performs as a solo act with cover songs that span multiple genres and decades. As a songwriter, Jeff is working on producing a demo EP.