With the agility to jump from performing as a solo jazz and classical musician, to being the lead guitarist for the St. Augustine's number one cover song ensemble (Ramona), Alberto Cebollero's talent soars.

As a soloist and with his small group, Cebollero covers music from the great composers of Broadway such as Porter and Gershwin, up to pop and rock heroes Bob Dylan and Billy Joel.

Kenny B. (Kenneth Baxley) has entertained audiences throughout the Southeast for over 25 years, beginning here in St Augustine where he played with various local bands. As a solo act, Kenny B moved to the Florida Keys where he became a local favorite, playing at the Ocean Reef Club, Holiday Isle, Bay Beach Resort, and the Quay. There, he developed his vocal talent and became a versatile performer with an eclectic repertoire and a winning way with the crowd.

J. W. Gilmore and the Blues Authority is a toe-tapping, finger snapping, hip-shaking, boogie-woogie, jump-swing blues band. To mix things up, they toss in some rockabilly, old time country blues, and a few tunes on the jazzier side, including some by Miles Davis.

Cheryl's mandolin astounds audiences, as she brings together the blues, rock and bluegrass. As a music teacher or guitar player or mandolinist, Cheryl's sound is a show not to be missed. Oh yes, she also kills on the ukulele !

Zac Chester is a professional pianist, keyboardist, and organist from Jacksonville. As the Zac Chester Trio, he performs with Mark McKnight on drums, and with Lawrence Buckner and Delorean Fullington on bass. They perform monthly at the Casa Monica Hotel and frequently at the Prohibition Kitchen in St. Augustine.

From Jacksonville, Jacob Schuman has become a regular at various venues in St. Augustine. Jacob performs primarily as a solo acoustic artist, singing classic rock and pop songs, and highlighting his guitar skills with extended solos.

Jacob plays a variety of different styles, featuring music by both artists from the past, and those making new music. Jacob has been particularly influenced by the Allman Brothers and invites his audience to pay particular attention to his renditions of "Blue Sky" and of "Melissa."

The Gypsy Chyx, composed of Wendy Kissinger and Lynn Mathis, combine harmonies, acoustic guitar, and a bit of harmonica to create a laid-back sound that spans from the 70s to contemporary music. Both Wendy and Lynn are accomplished on the guitar and both have strong, clear singing voices, each able to take the lead or to harmonize with the other.

The Pemberwicks have played many St. Augustine venues since they formed in 2012. Brian Washburn on guitar and lead vocals, Yvan Kelly on bass and vocals, and Marc Rittman on drums play classic covers from The Beatles, Bruce Springsteen, The Rolling Stones, Tom Petty, and others.

In 2013, they released a CD of original music and include these and other original songs when they perform.

When Wildfire Rising hits the stage, you can hear the influence of music from the past as well as more contemporary groups, such as the Tedeschi Trucks Band. The members are from Northeast Florida and come naturally to their bluesy, swampy, Southern rock expansive sound. Drummer Sebastian Stuto and Bassist Ivan Pulley lay down the rythym and backbone of each song, while Michael Calderin generates a synergistic statement on electric guitar.

True (Andrew) Adkins moved to Florida from Dallas, Texas — perhaps that's why he lists "Bull Rider" as one of his job skills. True is an exceptional guitarist, songwriter, and performer who plays frequently along Florida's Northeast coast.

In St. Augustine, catch him at The Mill Top Tavern and other venues. Whether he's playing a cover, singing one of his own songs, or performing a guitar solo, he is sure to impress and move you.