Under the baton of legendary classical and jazz guitarist Trey Brewer, St. Augustine's The Committee is a treasure trove of the best-loved cover songs of all time. An ensemble that continues to gain regional and national notoriety, The Committee has been slinging riffs and melting hearts since 1997, and their performance is highly reflective of the number of years the band has spent perfecting their craft as well as their performance. From pop, rock, hip-hop, jazz, rhythm and blues, rock and roll, soul, funk, and classic rock, The Committee leaves no song unlearned and no stone unturned.

Originally from Buffalo, New York, St. Augustine's Tony Scozzaro is easily one of the most prominent guitarists in Northeast Florida. Having studied music at Villa Marie College in New York, Tony gained a knack for both his instrument and for teaching music. From his fingerstyle ragtime rolls to his incomparable jazz swing compositions and nasty blues licks, Tony is a master of the guitar who leaves no genre unknown.

Micah Gilliam is most likely the lovechild of David Bowie and Gillian Welch, raised by his Uncle Tom Petty with weekly visits to see his cousin Chris Thile. Micah is a multi-instrumentalist, audio engineer, music producer, recording artist, singer-songwriter, stand-up comedian, podcast host, and overall a highly intellectual philosoper. His sound is so vastly influenced it's hard to pinpoint where exactly Micah falls in terms of genre.

Gracing St. Augustine, FL for over twenty years with mesmerizing holiday harmony, The Madrigalz Band is an acapella delight. Members of the trio include Judy Bernhard, Angela Christensen and Lis Williamson, all of whom take turns with both melody and harmony. Combining traditional harmonies with a plethora of holiday musical favorites, the Madrigalz Band evokes the nostalgia of holidays passed, the gift of giving, and the joys of the season. One can hear their childhood in this magically magnificent acapella trio.
 

Shayne Rammler is a country artist who plays original music as well as covers of great country musicians. His voice is sure to captivate his audience, and after hearing him sing just a few songs you can see how country singers such as Waylon and Willie, Red Dirt, and more have influenced his music. He likes playing country songs from all decades starting from the 50s all the way to today.

Claire Vandiver was born and raised in Nashville, Tennessee, before moving to Central Florida. Claire's father is a guitarist and ever since she was 16 years old they would perform together at countless venues. 

In January of 2018, Claire released her single "Is This Goodnight" on iTunes and Spotify. She had previously released a five-song EP in 2016. Today, Claire continues to perform around Florida and makes occasional appearances in New York.  

Ian Kelly is St. Augustine, Florida's man of musical progression. Highly adaptive and endlessly talented, Ian uses fusions of funk and soul intertwined with influences of Latin and jazz guitar to create a sound based in music theory and musical intuition. His on-stage performances almost always involve a loop pedal, a type of live recording device that records then loops pieces of musical material to build upon. Ian also plays several different instruments; it is not uncommon for him to loop a drum beat, pick up his bass, lay down a line, then grab his electric and shred a solo.

St. Augustine's Evan D is a gracious mix of funk, pop, rock, jazz, soul, rhythm and blues, and classic rock. Hailing from the musical staple city of Kansas City, Missouri, Evan D brings his KC jazz roots to be shaken up with his influence of east coast sounds. This delightful entanglement of musical landscapes makes Evan a dynamic player in the music scene. A student of famous Kansas City guitarist Jay EuDelay, Evan learned both how to play music while also gathering tips on how to survive in the music business from Jay.

Originally from upstate New York, and by way of Virginia, St. Augustine's Aaron Esposito has carved out his very own musical path that can only be attributed to his self-determination, musical exploration, and good old-fashioned hard work. An autodidactic musician by nature, Aaron claimed his space at the musical table at a young age, playing the piano by ear as early as age 5 and the guitar around age 12.