Native to Alabama, The Underhill Family Orchestra is a band that encompasses five multi-talented musicians who, although they are not a family in the biological sense, have created familial bonds and work passionately to spread the message of love and unity through their music. Through their blend of Americana and Southern progressive pop, the band's purpose is to promote togetherness. Everyone writes music, everyone sings, and every member plays a different instrument and role in the band.

Nicholas Del Drago has landed in St. Augustine after more than three decades of creativity in the music business. He has played in numerous nationally touring bands, including the Almeda Allstars as back-up band for Greg Allman, and later Brad Gillis, and Joe Satriani, as well as his own original act, Hear Say. Del Drago has his own unique sound, and can be seen on YouTube videos teaching and sharing his love of the guitar.  

Rip Junior is a 4-piece rock band that blends the sounds of alternative rock from the 90s and early 2000s with a modern indie style. Originally from Jacksonville, Rip Junior plays all around Florida and occasionally up the East Coast. They consider their music to be a mix of alternative rock and indie with hints of grunge, punk, and a touch of psychedelic rock. Their music can be found on online streaming services such as Spotify, iTunes, and more.

Originally from Monmouth, New Jersey, singer and songwriter Stu Weaver has lived in St. Augustine for years, where he has immersed himself in the community. 

Weaver writes songs, performs at numerous venues in town, hosts a radio show, and is the voice of an impressive number of commercials and videos. For five years, Weaver was the announcer and organist for the Jacksonville Expos baseball team. He also finds the time to travel along the East Coast, playing music from New Hampshire to Orlando.

Jimmi Soldo has been playing since he was given his first guitar for his birthday in 1982. From that birthday forward, Jimmi has been singing, playing, and composing his own songs. 

Originally a self-taught mechanic, he worked on a television show for some time until the show went down with the economy in 2008. He always played music on the side, but since 2008 he started pursuing music professionally. 

St. Augustine, Florida's Jim Stafford is a high caliber multi-instrumentalist musician who partakes in any genre he can get his hands on, including Americana, folk, jam band, rock and roll, bluegrass, Southern rock, blues, and old-time traditional. As a longtime member of the music community, Jim relishes in his countless accomplishments and strives to further exceed his own musical expectations as well as those of his fans.

St. Augustine's Don Oja Dunaway has been a steadfast, vital component of the local folk music scene for over forty years. He is the mainstay of music at the famed Milltop Tavern on St. George Street, arranging the venue's three performances a day, seven days a week, for over four decades. Don himself played there six days a week up until five years ago, branding himself the cornerstone of the most prestigious listening room in town.

St. Augustine, Florida's David Strom was born into music and couldn't help but fall in love with the process of learning, performing, and writing. After all, his musical father was performing on stage when he and his mother first met. Influenced by a wide range of artists from Dave Matthews Band and James Taylor to Cake and Rage Against the Machine, David performs "everything but country," he says.

Brady Reich is a self-taught one-man-band that incorporates several instruments being played simultaneously during his highly entertaining and beyond impressive performances.  Integrating rock, folk, Americana, blues, and beach jazz, Brady uses his arms and feet all at once to produce his one-of-a-kind sound.  Audiences will find him playing his acoustic guitar along with a hit-hat assigned to his left foot and tambourine being used by his right.

St. Augustine's Redfish Rich is a rare find. An entertainer through and through with a sound that's sure to enrapture and enchant, Redfish Rich stands alone in musical genre. His ability to fuse together rock and roll, hard rock, and pop rock with sounds of modern and traditional blues guitar is unlike any other. One can hear the influences of both Robert Plant and Stevie Ray Vaughn as Rich moves about the neck of the guitar like he's writing a verse of poetry.