Brett Bass, the founder and front man of Grandpa's Cough Medicine, started his new band Brett Bass and Melted Plectrum in 2018. Tired of the outlaw image from his old band, he decided to move in a new direction and focus on a bluegrass sound for his music. 

Catch the Groove is a large, diverse group of talented musicians from Jacksonville, Florida. Ellis White, founder of the group, launched the band in 2010 as a vocal-guitar-sax trio and a couple of years later a trumpeter, percussionist, and drummer joined the band. Each member has an alternating lead voice and plays two instruments to create a rich melody and harmony that is the band's distinctive sound. Catch the Groove performs throughout Northeast Florida.

Born and raised in rural South Carolina, Carroll Brown's first introduction to music was through his family's church and whatever he could listen to on the radio. His mother was the church's pianist and taught him his first chords on the guitar, encouraging him to play music in the church. In college, Brown studied broadcasting, planning to become a recording engineer and enter the music business. Brown continued performing throughout his student days.

There is a certain easy fluidity to The Band Be Easy. You may see them perform as a duo or trio, or with a full band, including horns. The band seamlessly performs covers from one genre to the next, and their first album had 10 original songs. 

When cousins Justin Macklin and Aaron Thomas moved from Illinois in the 2010s, they performed as a duo while they got to know other musicians in Jacksonville ultimately forming a band. Now, whether you hear The Band Be Easy as a trio or an eight-piece full band, the resulting sound is tight, harmonious, and with a great beat.

Appalachian Death Trap is a band from Jacksonville, Florida. Their music is primarily rock and heavy metal, and they have two albums that are available for download on their band website.

They play music all around Florida -- in Orlando, Tampa, Orange Park, St. Augustine, and especially Jacksonville.

Formed in 2010 and originally called The Hopeless, Dave Smith and Jon Deering formed the band simply to be able to keep playing music together. Soon after, new members joined the band and had several featured artists here and there. Firewater Tent Revival plays a variety of genres in their music; they play Americana stylized covers, folk, rock, bluegrass, and original songs. Because of their ever variety of music and constantly featured musicians, the band tells their audience to expect one thing: the unexpected

Ever since Crawford Boyd was five years and picked up his first acoustic guitar, he knew that music was his passion and has been playing ever since. Boyd was born and raised in Georgia and as a teenager moved to New Jersey with his family. There he started playing live music solo, as a duo, trio, or in a band.

Formed in 2015 in Jacksonville, The Chrome Fangs is an alternative rock band offering a psychedelic, garage rock feel to their music. The band has opened for the likes of Doyle von Frankenstein from The Misfits, The Vibrators, The Supersuckers, and were featured on the radio show "Getting' Durty with Dusty" on The Zone 99.7 FM. Chrome Fangs are influenced by artists such as Black Sabbath, Iggy Pop, Zeppelin, Mudhoney, The Cramps, My Bloody Valentine, and more. The band's full-length album Release The Hounds is available for digital download or hard copy.

The Blues Factor Band is a six-man band from Tallahassee, Florida focused on live performances at private events. The band plays classic hits from the past and present including The Rolling Stones, Blues Brothers, and hits from every decade. Blues Factor Band has always been known for their energetic feel and R&B music to deliver the best party experience to their audience. Members of the band have performed internationally with artists such as Al Green, Percy Sledge, Wynton Marsalis, and many more.

Founded in 2005 and voted "Band of the Year" in 2018 and 2020 by readers of a popular local entertainment magazine, the local 3-person rock band Blistur has proven to be an enduring favorite in Northeast Florida and throughout the south.