Three musical virtuosos creating a big sound in blues and rock.
Big Papa Fish, a trio led by bassist and lead singer, Ace Winn, performs their fresh brand of the blues, mixed with their original powerful songs, and new takes on songs we've loved for years.
Not your father's Celtic Band, Seven Nations plays fusion-rock, folk and roots, and dance music.
With a number of original members from northeast Florida, the Celtic rock band Seven Nations has strong local roots in Florida and in Celtic music. Founded in New York, the band shares a love of rock, a love of the traditional Celtic songs, and the ability write new songs that blend the two worlds. As it has often been said, "Seven Nations is not your father's Celtic band."
Locally born and raised, Gabby Samuels teaches elementary school and uses music in her lessons.
A self-taught musician, Gabby Samuels was born and raised in St. Augustine. She is now an elementary school teacher in the Ancient City and frequently uses music to engage her class.
Gabby has performed at private functions and weddings, civic and cultural events, and a growing number of venues — such as Flavors Eatery. Her influences are Ray Lamontagne and the singing/songwriting duo of Johnnyswim.
One of St. Augustine's youngest performers, singing covers and originals.
Shayla Nelson grew up in St. Augustine, listening to live music at every opportunity. She began singing at a young age and, though still a student, is also a multi-talented singer, songwriter, musician, and actor.
In addition to her studies, she works at a recording studio, learning her craft and working with sound engineers and other musicians. Shayla plays piano, guitar, and ukulele, and most often accompanies herself on the guitar when performing.
Guitar, harmonica, vocals, and a high energy band for blues, funk, soul, and southern rock.
Two seasoned musicians performing rock and folk hits, with just vocals and acoustic guitars.
Crawford Boyd's Acoustic Anomaly, now performs frequently in northeast Florida with two of the three original members, Crawford Boyd and Joe Fasano.
Crawford Boyd, a professional musician who has performed extensively around the country, moved to St. Augustine in 2013 and continues to perform music as a solo act and with others. Joe Fasano, also moved to the area from New Jersey. While still in the northeast, they had formed a three-member acoustic group known as Crawford Boyd's Acoustic Anomaly.
A high energy cover band, Bread and Butter plays multiple genres, always getting the audience to move.
Back from the Brink is available as a duo, trio and for full-band engagements.
Playing a swaying and sweet Hawaiian sound.
A trio of musicians, each with country, jazz, rock, and blues in their backgrounds, comprise the band, Big Pineapple. They play favorite songs from the Hawaiian islands, a bit of jazz, and some old standards — nearly all featuring the sweet island sound of a ukulele and played with a bit of swing. Close your eyes, and you could be enjoying a performance in the Hawaiian islands, while right here in Northeast Florida.
For stompin', dancin', and old-fashioned rockin', this band can't be beat.
Beau & the Burners creates a large, jumping, rockabilly sound with just three members: Beau Knott, twangin' and sangin'; Jim Weber, crash-boom-bangin', and Justin Hammack, thumpin' and slappin'.
A rockbilly trio, Beau & the Burners have performed all over the Southeast since 2008, pleasing crowds with revved-up rocking renditions of classic tunes made famous by Carl Perkins, Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Buddy Holly, and more — as well as their own, rockin' compositions.
