Randy, a native of Jacksonville, was influenced by Eric Clapton, the Black Crowes, Stevie Ray Vaughn, and B.B. King. As a songwriter and musician, Randy has developed his own unique style of blues rock. He and Duke have created a funky, rocking band that plays a blend of originals and cover classics and brings fans back again and again.

Randy Cash and the band bring their original tunes and covers of Johnny Winter, Stevie Ray Vaughan, B.B.King, Muddy Waters, Jimi Hendrix, Albert King, and the whole of the blues.
 

The all-female trio Rosalie has been playing around St. Augustine for only about a year, yet these three musicians have known each other for many more years. As each of them pursued solo careers and various projects with countless musicians around the music scene, Rosalie is casting a large shadow around the downtown area.

St. Augustine's Salty Daug is a river of rock and roll, performing southern and classic rock and a bit of classic blues thrown in for good measure. The five-piece ensemble formed in 2016, but three of the members met years ago and miles away living in New Jersey and have maintained friendships for several decades. Influenced by a wide spectrum of legendary classic bands, each member brings a diverse sound technique to the musical interplay of the band.

John O'Brien Band performs in St. Augustine, bringing pop music to a new level. With over four decades in the music business, and generating 8 albums, John and now his John O'Brien Band, put a new spin on pop music.

The House Cats have been grooving tunes for almost three decades, making them the longest-running jazz ensemble in St.

Goin' Steady is St. Augustine's lovebird duet consisting of local musicians and songwriters David Strom (formerly of Two Thirds) and Morgan Meserve (of The Living Room Project). Together these two are partners in music as well as in life, hence the ensemble's clever name, Goin' Steady. Combining the genres of Americana, blues, rock, rhythm and blues, pop, jazz, and folk, the duo masterfully commits to their overall aura of a rising and falling of energy which can bring on both overwhelming passion and peace.

St. Augustine's country and blues-driven troubadour, Michael Bo Griner, blends southern rock, rock and roll, country, bluegrass, and blues to form a stellar collection of techniques that resonate throughout the music scene. With several tricks up his sleeve, Michael Bo Griner, or "Bo," got his musical passion from his blues influences, Stevie Ray Vaughn and Jimi Hendrix. A minstrel of several genres, Bo also incorporates a good bit of southern rock and good old-fashioned rock and roll into his sensational sound.

A genuine and inventive songwriter, St. Augustine's Scott Oglevee is both cutting-edge and ground-breaking in terms of his original body of work. Combining the genres of rock, folk, pop, country, Americana, and rock and roll, Scott constantly explores new avenues of his musical creative expression. His keen sense of self-awareness makes him an exceptional emotional entity in the songwriting realm, vulnerable and therefore powerful. His relationship with his audiences is light-hearted and organic and Scott seems to connect effortlessly to a large demographic.

Colin Kosco is a proficient and innovative ukulele player, in St. Augustine, combining the genres of pop, rock, rock and roll, blues, reggae and alternative rock to concoct a one-of-a-kind performance. A sunshine state native and surfer kid at heart, audiences will often find Colin in his daily attire of board shorts, a backwards ballcap, t-shirt, and flip-flops. The salt of the ocean seems to be running through his veins and Colin exudes a specific on-stage energy that is both whimsical and free-spirited.