Singer and songwriter, Tre’ Burt, grew up in California listening to the Delfonics, Otis Redding, Marvin Gaye, and the Temptations with his dad. He was drawn to music and as he learned more and began to write, he felt that writing a song was one of the most natural things he could do. A working man who had service jobs in his youth, Tre' found that folk and blues music fit well with his working man experiences and protest topics.

This American alternative-rock band from Dayton, Ohio played their first show together in England and then returned to the States to produce their first album, Last Splash, which included the hit song, "Cannonball." All of that happened more than 30 years ago. More recently, the group re-mastered the album, adding two cuts recorded in 1993, and released it as Last Splash (the 30th Anniversary Original Analog Edition).

Taylor Roberts, based out of Jacksonville, is a skilled guitarist who travels and educates music lovers throughout Northeast Florida. Although his roots lie in jazz, his influences range from rhythm and blues to classic rock and pop.

His background includes studying under world-renowned instructors such as Barry Greene, Keith Javors, and Bunky Green. Taylor's career continues to grow with his stellar performances and the connections he makes with the crowd. His variations of old and new songs using his seven-string guitar make him the talk of any town he visits.

Self-described as “Not your father’s country band,” Ole 60 is a relatively new band of five young men who write and perform songs with themes as old as the hills. While their home is in country music, their influences range from classic country to grunge-rock.

The two founding members, Tristan Roby and Jacob Young, are both from small Kentucky towns and were introduced by a person who knew the two had to meet. The band’s name, Ole 60 honors the US highway that’s the major road between their respective hometowns.

The Navy's popular music group, the U.S. Navy Band Cruisers, is composed of eight musicians and singers from the U.S. Navy Band. Named after the agile and versatile warship called a cruiser, this versatile ensemble performs classic rock, pop, rhythm & blues, jazz, and original material.

Jam-ology offers a different kind of group, a club of musicians who come together to make music, encourage each other, learn, and provide entertainment. 

When you hear the name "Old City Bros" you might think we're talking about another rock cover band by four or five gentlemen of a particular age. You'd be wrong. Brad Edwardson and Andrew Fodor are brothers-in-law who like hanging out together, enjoy playing music, and decided to form a duo so they can do more of both.