St. Augustine's Raisin Cake Orchestra is as tasty a jazz quartet as one can find in the South, with a line out the door created just by word of mouth. These elite jazz musicians came together in 2014 to form an ensemble based in the group's love of the jazz genre. Under the baton of keyboardist Scott Giddins, Raisin Cake Orchestra also includes Jim Snyder on the clarinet, John Chapman on the bass, and Benjamin Adkins on the drums. Their live performances feature an endless list of guest performers including a banjo jazz player, which is rare in that genre.

Hit Parade Band is the perfect group to play the soundtrack to your special events. Their performances are energetic and versatile as they play music of all genres and decades. They perform a variety of music from reggae, pop/rock, indie, funk, dance, and music from the 70s up to today. Hit Parade has been performing around St. Augustine, Jacksonville, and surrounding areas for over ten years and are ready to make any event as memorable as possible to satisfy their clients.

Greye is a four-man band composed of vocalist Hannah Summer, guitarist Jett Wolfe, bassist Joshua Reid, and drummer Ray Grimard. Since the group first formed with other members in 2012, they have played shows both locally and nationally. Their first album Providence was released in 2014 and has since released another four full-length LPs. John Butler Trio, Ambrosia, Red Hot Chili Peppers, and even video games heavily influence their music. There are different sounds in every album for everyone to enjoy no matter their musical preference.

The four-piece group, Mandalla, from Jacksonville, is considered one of the top bands in Northeast Florida for parties, weddings, festivals, and a fun night on the town. 

The Morrow Family Band has been playing music around North Florida and South Georgia since 1999. The group was originally composed of two members, Jim and Melinda Morrow, until their daughter Dawn joined them to create a timeless trio of family talent. 

J.R. Roberts picked the best musicians he could find to work with to start his blues, R&B, and Southern roots band, called Mojo Roux. He was mentored by the blues legend Albert King, and his love for soul, rhythm, and blues has been his life-long pursuit ever since. 

Matt Fowler is a singer and songwriter raised in the hills of Muskogee, Oklahoma. He loves to play his guitar and deliver powerful vocals to his audience. He classifies his musical style as a mix of country and Americana, but he does not limit himself to these genres, since he also enjoys performing hits from the '60s up to today. 

After making his professional debut in Nashville, Tennessee, Mark Chirico moved to Daytona Beach, where he continues to pursue his career in music. Mark is a singer and songwriter whose music is influenced by traditional rock, blues, and country artists. Along with his original songs, Mark likes to perform covers of familiar songs to create a memorable night for his audience.

A champion of the acoustic guitar, St. Augustine's Ken McAnlis has earned praise and notoriety as a choice performer, an outstanding songwriter, and musician extraordinaire. With a sound that attracts audiences old and young, Ken strives to bring his love of music to audiences everywhere by intertwining old-time traditional, blues, jazz, Americana, country, alternative country, pop, and rock into his body of work. A distinctive voice that could soothe the wildest of hearts, Ken boasts on-stage energy that easily captivates admirers from around the world.

Little Jake Mitchell is an authentic blues child prodigy and R&B singer who has performed at the Apollo Theatre, been on tour as "Mr. Excitement" with James Brown, Jackie Wilson, Sam Cooke, and Bobbly Blue Band, and performed in various other festivals and venues. When you add The Silver-Sonic Horns and a powerful rhythm section to the mix, you get Little Jake Mitchell and The Soul Searchers.