Sizemore is St. Augustine, Florida's alternative and contemporary country husband and wife duo comprised of Jack Sizemore and Amy Dalley-Sizemore. This southern-driven duet braids 80s and 90s rock and roll, pop, contemporary country, southern rock, and alternative country into a genuinely enchanting ensemble. The duo's lyrical strength and choice in musical composition blends magically with their natural on-stage chemistry, forming a connection that audiences can relate to instantaneously.

Snacks Blues Band is a three-piece group based in Jacksonville, Florida. Their musical style preserves the deep-rooted blues traditions established by great musicians such as Muddy Waters, Howlin' Wolf, John Lee Hooker, and Robert Johnson, and they infuse their sound with the upbeat rhythms of soul, R&B, rock, and funk music. 

Rumble Street is comprised of three local St. Augustine musicians, each with a diverse musical background.

On lead guitar and vocals is Rich Guinn (AKA Redfish Rich). Rich grew up playing in bands all over the Space Coast and has toured with the Natalie Nicole Green out of Gainesville. He is currently a full-time solo performer in St. Augustine.

Salt Driven Ride is a four-piece band that puts their personal touches on well-known cover songs to create a rare conglomeration of exploration exclusive to them.  Blending classic rock, folk, contemporary country, alternative rock, rock and roll, and blues, St.

For over 30 years, Chubby McG has been performing across the United States and Canada at festivals, stadiums, and clubs. He grew up in North Carolina where he first learned how to play guitar at age six. By the time he was 21, he was touring the U.S. and Canada as a bassist, guitarist, and singer playing with several national acts with original music and covers. After extensive touring in the Florida Keys, he decided to settle down in St. Augustine Beach where he continues to perform live music for his audiences.

Aaron Mansfield is a singer and songwriter born and raised in St. Louis, Missouri who relocated to St. Augustine, Florida. Aaron draws comparisons to Marc Broussard, Gavin Degraw, and Jonny Land for a familiar sound while creating his signature style. Aaron's music is a blend of soul, rock, and pop with some country flare.

Hailed by Fast Times Magazine as a "tight and solid rock band," St. Augustine, Florida's Spanky the Band is a rock and roll extravaganza that's sure to infiltrate the dancing bone of audience members across any demographic. The ensemble plays contemporary and classic rock, everything from Van Halen to ZZ Top, and does each song the head-banging justice it deserves. Inspired by the legendary genre of rock, the band takes its musical ques from the greats - Pink Floyd, The Who, and Black Sabbath to name a few.

In the years Walt Kulwicki has been playing music, he has played with giants in the music industry such as Lynyrd Skynyrd, Blackfoot, Bo Diddley, and many more. When Walt was nine years old, he played with the Kingston Trio, and again at the age of 14, when they played in Turin, Italy. At that age he began playing at parties, dances, and bars in South Jersey. Walt's early influences include Duane Allman, Steve Morse, Jeff Beck, Rory Gallagher, Jimmy Page, and Lowell George.

A rock and roll explosion, St. Augustine's Those Guys is an astonishing fusion of classic blues, modern rock and roll, with a twist of classic rock sprinkled over a lifetime of friendship between the band members, forming one of the heartiest and heaviest sounds around. Lead singer Chris McVey is the spearhead of the ensemble, lighting the fuse to the energetic riot that is Those Guys. The band remains unmatched in their longevity, one of the first groups to be inducted in The St. Augustine Music Hall of Fame in 2018.