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I’m Ben Flournoy from Quincy, FL. When I was 10 years old, I saw Marty McFly play Chuck Berry in Back To The Future, and the world was never the same to me. I got my hands on a guitar and never let go. At 15 years old I decided to dedicate my life to playing the guitar, writing music, touring and living the life of an artist. I owe a lot to my heroes Stevie Ray Vaughan, B.B. King, Albert King, Jimi Hendrix, Eric Clapton and John Mayer, but I’m here to forge my own path and creating my own sound.

Greg Mihaly blends the spirit of 80s and 90s rock with thoughtful songwriting, crafting a fresh take on classic rock and roll. A Florida panhandle native, his sound shifts between reflective, grunge-inspired tones and lighter, southern rock influences. Whether exploring darker themes or whimsical coastal vibes, Greg’s dynamic performances and versatile style make him a compelling artist to experience live.

Riviera Flats brings a Crawfordville-grown mix of country and rock to the Forgotten Coast music scene. Balancing laid-back twang with driving energy, their sound feels right at home in local bars, oyster houses, and outdoor venues. Rooted in Wakulla County's coastal charm, the band embodies the spirit of creating and sharing music in the moment, with performances that reflect their connection to the region's landscapes and community.


Flabbergasted Band delivers lively rock and dance favorites to Florida’s Forgotten Coast, blending energetic covers with tunes perfect for local parties and events. Based near Panama City and Port St. Joe, this five-piece group creates a fun, crowd-pleasing atmosphere wherever they play, making them a go-to act for music fans across the Panhandle.
Raised in the Mississippi Delta and now based in Nashville, Jason Acy blends laid-back Trop Rock vibes with a Coastal Country sound inspired by Jimmy Buffett and Steve Wariner. His breezy, vacation-ready tunes evoke sandy beaches and relaxed afternoons, making every performance feel like an escape. Whether playing originals from his album "Finally" or timeless covers, Jason brings a warm, easygoing energy to the stage.

Scratch 2020 delivers high-energy party rock with a versatile twist, blending hits from all decades and genres into a dynamic live experience. Based in Panama City Beach, their tight rhythm section, 4-part harmonies, and polished showmanship have made them a go-to act for weddings, private events, and venues across the Florida Panhandle and beyond. Whether at dive bars or packed nightclubs, this professional variety band brings an upbeat vibe guaranteed to get the crowd moving.

Clayton Mathis & Von Wamps blend Apalachicola’s folk and bluegrass roots into one intimate act. Mathis’s rock-tinged songwriting meets the Von Wamps’ acoustic string-band finesse, creating a warm, front-porch vibe perfect for small venues and waterfront stages. A true product of the Forgotten Coast, their music connects locals and visitors alike with the soulful charm of the region.

Charlie Morris is a Florida-based blues artist with 45 years of experience blending rootsy Southern styles. His performances range from full-band blues infused with Louisiana and Tennessee flavors to stripped-down acoustic sets. A skilled songwriter and seasoned traveler, Morris delivers a dynamic mix of rock, jazz, and world influences, promising a soulful journey through the heart of Southern music.




While he may not be a household name at present, Evan Barber is no stranger to the Americana/roots music scene in the south. The Albany, Georgia native has been writing, recording, and touring across his native territory for the better part of the past decade. He’s cut his teeth sharing the stage with the likes of Chris Stapleton, Blackberry Smoke, Jason Isbell, and the Drive-by Truckers — just to name a few. His songs are sketches of the American South; honest-to-goodness stories lifted from the prairies situated below the heart of Appalachia. Barber’s latest offering Until The Thunder plays out like a daydream on the front porch swing after an evening spent under the stars, reminiscing about what has passed and pondering what is yet to come. Guitars awash in reverb blend with Barber’s warm, crooning vocals to offer a unique listening experience, something that wouldn’t be unfairly labeled as country/folk-tinged Explosions in the Sky at times. It’s southern comfort amidst southern struggle; finding a warmth in the cold. Speaking of southern, Barber points to the “duality of the Southern Thing” — Patterson Hood’s apt moniker for reckoning with the region’s dark past while simultaneously celebrating the area’s progress and inherent pride — as an inspiration for his writing. He comes by it honestly; as a lifelong Georgia resident, he’s seen and fully lived both the beauty and the shame associated with the Southern Thing. Until The Thunder draws heavily from his upbringing as well as road-worn experiences from time spent touring with his band, the Dead Gamblers. These songs are truly from the heart; his heart being that of a lifelong Southerner. “Tape” opens the record, an ethereal road song about facing the pain of temporary love. “N. Florida” evokes the road in a different way; memories of childhood trips counting cows to pass the time. Songs like “Walking” and “Jesus & The Kid” lean into more traditional folk territory, both vibrant character sketches showcasing songwriting influences from genre legends Townes Van Zandt and John Prine. Until The Thunder marks Barber’s first proper “solo” release, as his previous offerings Bronze (2014) and Evan Barber and the Dead Gamblers (2010) were both written and recorded specifically as Dead Gambler albums. Prior to now, the songs were honed on the road for months prior to being recorded, something that wasn’t possible after March 2020. “Those songs were always written with the band in mind and were road tested therefore evolved into what they were so 99% of the time that’s exactly what came through in the studio,” Barber notes. “Whereas the songs for the new record are from a way more personal frame of mind…these songs represent an almost entirely new style of songwriting for me, which allows the end result to be completely honest and meaningful in ways I feel like I’ve fallen short of expressing in the past. I felt that I finally had the freedom to write and express exactly what was on my mind.” Taking the “live in a room” approach to recording also lent itself to a vibe not necessarily found on Barber’s previous efforts. The tracks were cut swiftly, with any slight imperfections allowed to remain — focusing more on capturing the energy of the moment versus polishing and re-cutting over and over again. This isn’t to say the record lacks polish, but rather that it presents a warmth not found in the litany of over-produced releases constantly flooding the airwaves.




Dani & The Chix is a multi-genre band from Panama City, Fl! Energetic, fun and ready to party! Your favorite hits spanning multiple decades! Don’t be afraid to throw out your best request as well!

Emily Springsteen brings you an acoustic mix. Lit up with a spiritual fire, she puts her own bluesy, folk-rock spin on a wide range of hits & B sides. She jumped off a tall ship in Key West in 2013 and has since been reaching audiences with her voice and acoustic guitar between the Florida Keys, the FL Panhandle, & the Great Lakes. Catch her live or follow her original music on your favorite online streaming service!

Acoustic Duo based in the Gulf Coast of FL with Chase on Lead Guitar, Keys, and Vocals and Andrew on Vocals and Rhythms!



Joe Harley is a versatile singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist with a rock foundation, well-known across Forgotten Coast stages. Whether delivering original songs and rock covers in his solo sets or joining bands like LunaCycle as a drummer, Harley brings a seasoned energy to every performance. With influences ranging from Bad Company to The Doors, his shows offer a dynamic mix of classic sounds and personal artistry.


Based in Tallahassee, FL, The Whatnots are a versatile three-piece band. We masterfully cover classic and modern country, rock, southern rock, and blues, energizing venues and private parties across the tri-state area..

Voted Dothan's Favorite Musician and Female Vocalist of 2025, Ariel Casey Acoustic, a wife & husband duo out of South Alabama, boasts powerful vocals & distinct rhythms. They're performance is a true Live Music Experience. Catch them at a venue near you!

Bo Spring Band delivers a heartfelt blend of Americana, folk, and roots rock straight from Port St. Joe. Led by Bo Spring, whose blues-soaked guitar and vocals were honed in Atlanta's legendary Northside Tavern, the band features upright bass, drums, fiddle, and harmonies from Lauren Spring. Known for their original songs and Gulf Coast vibe, their performances are rich with soul, storytelling, and musical chemistry, making them a standout act in the region's live music scene.


Todd Sparks blends Southern charm, coastal vibes, and humor into a lively mix of music and storytelling. Raised in Alabama and shaped by Panama City's breezy spirit, his sound captures the laid-back energy of the Gulf Coast. Whether he's delivering heartfelt originals or cracking jokes between songs, Todd’s performances feel more like a celebration than a show. Expect beachy grooves, a touch of comedy, and an easygoing atmosphere that keeps the good times rolling.


Dirty Bird & the Flu delivers southern-fried funk with a groove-first approach that blends rock, blues, and soul. Known for their danceable live shows, they pack sets with fat grooves, blues-rock guitar licks, and the kind of energy that keeps beach bars moving all night. Influenced by the rich musical traditions of the South, this traveling band brings their signature sound to venues across Florida's Forgotten Coast.


Tallahassee Cover band that brings a little bit of Rock, a little bit of Country and a whole lot of Good times!

Grace & Grit is a Panama City-based duo blending classic country roots with Southern rock grit. This husband-and-wife team delivers heartfelt harmonies and a versatile sound, from acoustic duets to full-band energy. With a mix of danceable favorites and timeless staples, their performances showcase chemistry and authenticity, making them a standout act across Northwest Florida and the Forgotten Coast.


Tommy Cooper is a local acoustic singer and guitarist rooted in Apalachicola’s vibrant music scene. Known for his engaging mix of crowd-pleasing cover songs. Whether playing festivals, leading campfire singalongs, or holding down a solo set, Tommy’s warm, approachable style makes him a staple of community events and live music nights along the Forgotten Coast.

Lauren Wilhelm brings a blend of rock grit and country soul to her intimate live performances, making her a favorite across the Big Bend and Forgotten Coast. Based near Tallahassee, she pairs warm, acoustic-driven melodies with a polished edge, creating a sound that feels at home on a breezy seafood patio or lively beach bar stage. Perfect for laid-back coastal evenings, her shows offer a relaxed yet dynamic vibe.

The Kenji Bolden Trio delivers a soulful blend of gospel, funk, jazz, and blues, infused with the rich musical foundation Bolden built growing up in a Florida church. Raised in Sebring, his versatile style and groove-driven energy shine in the trio format, creating feel-good live performances that celebrate rhythm and roots. Bolden’s deep connection to his craft makes every set an engaging exploration of sound and spirit.

Hard Luck Cherry blends rock and coastal acoustic vibes into a relaxed yet engaging sound perfect for the Florida waterfront. Based near Tallahassee, this duo balances energetic covers with breezy, beach-friendly tunes, creating a versatile live experience. Regulars at The Salty Donkey in Panacea, they bring a laid-back charm to happy hours and weekend shows, making them a local favorite along the Big Bend.

Montgomery’s Andy Whatley & Co. delivers a seasoned blend of Americana, country, and roots rock steeped in heartfelt storytelling. Fronted by veteran songwriter Andy Whatley, their sound is warm and authentic, shaped by decades of live performance across the Southeast. With songs like “Lying” and “Alabama,” they bring Southern narratives to life, offering a polished, road-tested experience that connects deeply with audiences.

Anne Cline and the Dirty Peaches bring a soulful Gulf Coast mix of rock, folk, and pop to the Panama City Beach music scene. Fronted by charismatic vocalist Anne Cline, their lively sets blend classic and modern covers—from Fleetwood Mac to Zach Bryan—infused with warmth and personality. Known for engaging performances and a true beach-town vibe, they’re a favorite on the Panhandle bar-and-beach circuit.

Janelle Frost is a published singer/songwriter, and one of the South’s most sought after performers. Her ability to play virtually any genre of music and build her shows around audience requests keeps her playing 5-10 shows every week all year round! Her original music is strongly rooted in rock and blues.

The Allie Cats bring a lively mix of Americana rock, country, classic rock, and beachy vibes to the stage, led by Allie McKay's soulful vocals and supported by rich harmonies and versatile musicianship. Based in the Tallahassee area, their setlists span decades, blending rootsy grit with sing-along favorites. Whether at local hotspots or laid-back oyster bars, they deliver feel-good energy that’s perfect for dancing or kicking back.
The Bridget Kelly Band delivers a fiery blend of Texas and Memphis blues fused with Southern rock traditions. Fronted by powerhouse vocalist Bridget Kelly and driven by Tim Fik’s gritty guitar work, this Gainesville-based quartet crafts original songs that tackle real-world struggles alongside soulful grooves. Known for high-energy live shows, their chart-topping catalog and festival-ready sound make them a standout in Florida’s blues scene.

The Dullards bring a fresh spin to classic country, channeling the spirit of the '60s and '70s with their original songs and infectious honky-tonk energy. Known for their lively performances and rich twang, this Tallahassee-based band delivers a toe-tapping mix of nostalgia and fun that’s hard to resist. Perfect for fans of timeless country sounds with a modern edge.

King for a Day brings the energy of early 2000s rock and grunge to Florida's Panhandle. This trio—Brandon Barnes, Chris Lantz, and Josh Posey—delivers dynamic covers that revive the soundtracks of a pivotal era in rock music. Whether you're reliving the hits or discovering them anew, their live shows pack the raw edge and nostalgia that make for a memorable night out.

Jo-Jo Bee brings high-energy party vibes to the Panama City area with a lively mix of rock and country covers. Performing as a full band or duo, they deliver danceable grooves and sing-along favorites that flow effortlessly from classic rock to modern country hits. A staple of the Panhandle's beach-bar scene, their shows turn everyday nights into celebrations, perfect for cold drinks and good company.

Billy the Kid & The Regulators bring Pittsburgh’s soulful blues to life with a fiery mix of stinging guitar riffs, funky rhythms, and heartfelt vocals. Fronted by Billy Evanochko, the band blends high-powered energy with smooth grooves, crafting a sound rooted in rhythm and blues. With International Blues Challenge honors and a reputation for captivating performances, they’re a standout act in the touring blues scene.

Bobcat is a one-man band blending rockabilly, garage rock, punk, soul, and indie influences into a raw, high-energy performance. Armed with a guitar, foot-driven drums, ankle percussion, and a mic, he crafts a sound that defies his solo setup. Based in Wantagh, NY, Bobcat’s original songs and sharp covers showcase his years in the touring circuit, delivering gritty, dynamic sets that feel bigger than the sum of their parts.

The Smolderin’ Embers ignite the stage with decades of rock, blending classics from the '70s onward into their dynamic performances. With two vocalists, dual guitars, a driving rhythm section, and layers of percussion, their sound is rich and full of energy. From timeless hits to modern favorites, this band brings a crowd-pleasing mix that’s perfect for fans of rock’s enduring spirit.


Sticky Tim brings a breezy mix of Americana, southern country, and classic rock, all infused with his signature coastal vibe. A longtime fixture of the Forgotten Coast music scene, he’s known for sharp, witty originals and an impressive repertoire that keeps audiences coming back for more. Whether he’s spinning tales or strumming timeless tunes, Tim’s laid-back style makes for a perfect night of live music.

Chance Stanley is a singer/songwriter from around Tupelo, Mississippi. His songwriting draws much influence from classic country, Americana and Red Dirt music. In December 2023, Stanley released his first full length album, "Live From The Little House."


Brett Stafford Smith blends country and rock with the charisma of a seasoned Nashville performer. Raised in Dothan, Alabama, he honed his craft playing marathon sets in Music City, drawing inspiration from Keith Urban and Jack White. A skilled multi-instrumentalist, Smith delivers dynamic shows that pair heartfelt originals with crowd-pleasing covers, making him a perfect fit for the lively stages of the Gulf Coast.

Eric Ripper is a Nashville-based singer-songwriter and live-looping artist with a road-worn, nomadic spirit. Using an acoustic guitar and a loop rig, he crafts dynamic, full-band soundscapes live, blending energetic originals with crowd-pleasing covers. A seasoned performer, Ripper’s one-man show moves seamlessly from rhythm to lead, captivating audiences everywhere from beach bars to mountain towns.

Sons of Saints is a Panama City Beach rock outfit known for their high-energy performances and powerhouse sound. With driving guitars and a commanding stage presence, they deliver hard-hitting originals and bold covers, including classic Van Halen. Their tight, dynamic shows are a staple of the Panhandle music scene, making them a go-to for fans craving loud, unapologetic rock and roll.


David Martin blends country, blues, and southern rock into heartfelt performances that resonate with Gulf Coast audiences. Based in the Port St. Joe area, he’s a regular on local stages like Tap Root and the Lookout Lounge. With a sound rooted in tradition and a raw, soulful approach, Martin’s music invites listeners to connect through every note.

Jared Harden brings a Southern rock edge to heartfelt country storytelling, inspired by Corey Smith, Luke Combs, and Blackberry Smoke. A Wicksburg, Alabama native, Harden spent years honing his craft at home before stepping into the spotlight two years ago. With raw authenticity and a laid-back vibe, his performances channel the spirit of front-porch pickin’ into songs that resonate deeply.



Rylee Austin is a powerhouse multi award winning Nashville recording artist and singer-songwriter whose bold, authentic storytelling and soulful vocals have made her a rising force in country music. With influences like Ashley McBryde, Tanya Tucker, The Judds, and the trailblazing women of country, Rylee brings a fierce, unapologetic energy to every song she sings. Her 2023 debut album, My Side, showcased her raw talent and emotional depth, earning her two 2024 Josie Music Awards—Song of the Year for the title track and Country Female Vocalist of the Year at the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville, TN. She has shared the stage with country greats like Jeff Bates, Taylor Austin Dye, Shane Owens, Hannah Dasher, and Ashton Shepherd, proving she belongs among the genre’s best. With a sound that blends classic grit and modern edge, Rylee Austin is a name to watch in country music.

Justin Howl brings gritty, soulful blues storytelling to life with just a guitar, harmonica, and his weathered voice. A Chicago-born troubadour with roots in blues and Americana, his music blends raw emotion and intelligent songwriting. Constantly on the road, Howl’s stripped-down performances create an intimate, authentic vibe—perfect for a laid-back evening on Florida’s Forgotten Coast.




The Hunter Wall Band brings southern rock and country vibes to Port St. Joe and beyond, led by local singer-songwriter Hunter Wall. Known for original songs like "Sauls Creek Road" and a wide range of covers—from Aerosmith to The Temptations—their live shows fuse honky-tonk grit, soulful grooves, and singalong rock anthems. Whether acoustic or electric, they deliver heartfelt, high-energy performances rooted in Forgotten Coast charm.


Luke Martin is the definition of Heart his heart is in his music that he writes and you can see it in the performance that he gives on stage. Luke gives you an experience not just a performance you’ll leave there wanting more that’s a fact.

Blue Mother Tupelo blends hill-country blues, Southern soul, roots-rock, and gospel into a raw, heartfelt Americana sound. The husband-and-wife duo of Ricky and Micol Anne Davis bring powerful vocals, slide guitar, and tambourine-driven energy to their live shows, creating a performance that’s intimate yet explosive. With nearly 30 years of music together, their deep connection and soulful style make them a captivating act worth catching.


CC2Craazy brings a fresh edge to indie rock, powered by Nashville-based bassist and composer Chris Mondak. A conservatory-trained jazz musician, Mondak channels his deep artistry into the band’s driving, guitar-forward sound. Balancing raw energy with refined skill, CC2Craazy delivers tight, high-energy sets that reflect Mondak’s diverse musical roots, making them a standout on stages from local clubs to regional tours.
Matt Kelley delivers a dynamic rock show tailored for the lively dockside vibe of the Forgotten Coast. Performing with the Wolf Island Trio, his sets blend dinner-hour grooves with late-night energy at local favorites like Sand Bar Kitchen and FatDaddy’s Smokehouse. With a sound crafted for intimate bars and waterfront venues, Kelley’s music captures the spirit of coastal nightlife.

Walter Woodrick delivers a versatile mix of classic rock, country, and beach-inspired tunes, performing everything from Buffett to Springsteen. Whether solo or backed by a band, his sets include crowd-pleasing covers that span generations, making each show a laid-back, feel-good experience perfect for any setting.

Conor Churchill is a Tallahassee-born singer-songwriter whose introspective folk and roots rock blend sweeping melodies with vivid storytelling. Influenced by legends like Neil Young, John Prine, and Townes Van Zandt, his music is crafted for intimate listening rooms. A regular in Apalachicola and across North Florida, Churchill performs solo or with his band, The Branches, sharing thoughtful songs that resonate deeply.


Velvet Gypsy delivers high-energy rock with a party-ready edge, electrifying stages across northwest Florida’s Gulf Coast. Known for their dynamic performances at venues like TapRoot PSJ in Port St. Joe, they bring a lively dose of amped-up rock to the local music scene. Whether at the beach or in town, their shows promise a good time for fans of bold, energetic live music.


Hot Mess brings the soulful rhythms of zydeco, swamp pop, Cajun, and Americana to the Forgotten Coast. Based in Apalachicola, this five-piece band features accordion-driven grooves, danceable beats, and an eclectic mix of covers and originals. With deep roots in the local music scene, their lively performances are a celebration of Gulf Coast culture, making them a hometown favorite for swingin’, swayin’, and good vibes.

Tallahassee’s Hot Mess Duo brings high-energy entertainment to stages across the Southeast, blending country, yacht rock, classic rock, and pop into crowd-pleasing performances. As a husband-and-wife act, they specialize in creating an interactive, party atmosphere that gets audiences dancing and singing along. Whether at coastal favorites or hometown pubs, their versatile sound and engaging style make for a fun, memorable night.


Leaving October brings hard alt-rock energy straight from Port St. Joe, FL. With driving riffs, intense vocals, and raw, angst-filled originals like "Damage" and "Black Sheep Anthem," they're carving out a heavy sound in a town known for coastal Americana. Featuring Joseph Evans, Zach Bryan, Brandon Barnes, and Josh Posey, this young band is making waves locally and beyond—proof that hard rock can thrive on the Forgotten Coast.

Kevin Presbrey blends rootsy folk/rock with a touch of ukulele, crafting warm, story-driven songs that recall Jim Croce and Van Morrison while embracing modern influences like Eric Church. Based in Aurora, Illinois, his performances feel intimate and engaging, featuring a mix of guitar and uke alongside his easygoing stage presence. Perfect for fans of timeless songwriting and heartfelt live sets.

Rambler Kane weaves heartfelt stories through a rich blend of country, folk, and blues. A Jacksonville-based singer-songwriter with a fingerpicking style, he channels the spirit of legends like Townes Van Zandt and John Prine while adding a modern edge. His live performances, intimate and unpolished, showcase his honest Americana sound—perfect for listening rooms and laid-back coastal stages.


"Bad Decisions" is an acoustic group/band that plays in Northwest Florida and anywhere else that life takes us! We love playing new places and meeting new faces!


Zach Lambert brings heartfelt, unpolished rock to Florida’s Forgotten Coast. A Port St. Joe-based singer-songwriter, he crafts original songs that shine in raw, no-frills live settings. His performances, much like his feature on Caution Light Media's UNCUT series, deliver authentic, stripped-down energy that connects directly with the audience.


Mick Fury blends rock and Americana with a rich baritone and storytelling rooted in his journey through LA, NY, and Nashville. His music, featured in films like *Panama* and TV shows such as *The Young and the Restless*, tackles themes of generational struggles and unity. Whether solo or backed by his band, Fury delivers anthemic melodies and heartfelt performances that resonate deeply with audiences.
Monallo Full Band delivers a breezy blend of coastal folk, heartfelt songwriting, and feel-good grooves. Frontman James Drakes, drummer Alan Jax Bowers, and bassist Pete Robertson craft warm melodies and vivid stories anchored by tight chemistry and decades of experience. With a laid-back beach vibe and influences from global touring, their live shows promise an uplifting atmosphere that pairs perfectly with sandy shores or festival stages.



Driving Blind delivers high-energy, danceable rock and roll that's a perfect fit for the Big Bend's laid-back vibe. Known for regular gigs at The Seineyard at Wildwood in Crawfordville, they’ve become a local favorite, blending classic rock rhythms with a party-ready atmosphere. Whether playing coastal waterfront venues or seafood joints, their sound guarantees a good time for fans of live music and good company.

Barry "BigBear" Henson brings a laid-back mix of rock and country to the beach bars and restaurants of Gulf County. A hometown favorite, his performances fit the breezy, coastal vibe, blending familiar tunes with local charm. Regularly seen at spots like Mango Marley's, Henson is part of the area's musical heartbeat, offering locals and visitors a relaxed, easygoing soundtrack for coastal nights.


Late Night Mixtape specializes in danceable cover songs that span rock, groove, jam, and country. Their dynamic setlist keeps the party alive, flowing seamlessly from anthemic rock to funky rhythms to sing-along country hits. A favorite on the local circuit, this high-energy band is all about turning crowd favorites into unforgettable nights on the dance floor.


Allie & Salty are a versatile acoustic duo blending country, rock, Americana, reggae, and blues into lively, crowd-pleasing sets. With guitars, mandolin, harmonica, keyboards, and drum tracks, their sound is rich and dynamic, featuring original songs alongside classic and modern covers. Based in North Florida, they bring decades of chemistry to taprooms and waterfronts, creating an easygoing vibe perfect for any occasion.

Mitchell Edwards blends rock and country classics into engaging, crowd-friendly sets honed over nearly two decades of live performances. A familiar face on Gulf County stages like Scallop RePUBlic, he’s known for his polished delivery and knack for reading the room. Whether it’s a bar, festival, or restaurant, Edwards brings a seasoned charm that keeps audiences entertained from first song to last.


Gingham & Cashmere brings together Valdosta songwriters Jen Anders and Cash Langford for laid-back performances along Florida’s Forgotten Coast. Known for their easy chemistry and rich harmonies, they blend Anders’ soulful artistry with Langford’s dynamic energy, delivering a mix of heartfelt originals and reimagined covers. Perfect for a warm evening, their sound feels like home on a porch by the sea.

Brown Goose delivers modern alternative rock with a vintage edge. Their high-energy performances blend 90s and 2000s rock, southern country, and dynamic original songs, creating a sound that's both nostalgic and fresh. Whether they're covering classics or playing their own tunes, this Tallahassee-based band knows how to keep the crowd moving.

Queen of Hearts is a Tallahassee cover band blending classic rock anthems with modern country and rock hits. Their dynamic setlists offer something for everyone, making them a favorite for lively crowds. Known for their energetic performances, they deliver the kind of feel-good music that keeps dance floors packed and coastal venues buzzing.

Zack McFarland brings the laid-back charm of Port St. Joe to his performances, embodying the easygoing, crowd-pleasing vibe of Gulf Coast music. A trusted local favorite, he’s known for delivering acoustic-driven sets that blend coastal and country influences, perfect for family-friendly waterfront events. Whether covering classics or crafting his own sound, McFarland represents the rich tradition of homegrown talent that defines the Forgotten Coast.

Harold Boothe crafts songs that evoke a sense of place and mood, blending vivid storytelling with a laid-back southern vibe. Rooted in his rural upbringing and inspired by travels from the Gulf Coast to the Caribbean, his music pairs heartfelt lyrics with coastal imagery, perfect for beach sunsets or open road journeys. A collaborator with artists like Thom Shepherd and Eric Erdman, Harold’s performances offer an intimate connection to his rich, reflective sound.

Far2Fresh is a Thomasville, Georgia-based party band known for delivering high-energy performances packed with genre-spanning covers. With an emphasis on fun, their crowd-driven approach makes them a favorite for festivals, civic events, and celebrations. Whether playing downtown street parties or charity concerts, their lively sets and versatile sound create the perfect backdrop for a good time.

A family indie folk-rock trio showcasing thoughtful songwriting and tight vocal harmonies.


Thomas Merritt is a South Georgia singer-songwriter based in Albany, GA, with a sound rooted in the country and Americana traditions of his region. Performing solo or in duo formats, he brings heartfelt storytelling and a warm, approachable vibe to his shows, often connecting with audiences through family-friendly events and interactive fan engagement. With a growing regional following, Merritt is a familiar name on the beer garden and small-venue circuit.



Jon White is a Panama City-based solo artist performing year-round along the Florida Panhandle, from Destin to St. George Island. His laid-back acoustic style fits the beach circuit vibe, blending trop-rock influences and familiar covers into easygoing sets perfect for coastal venues. With a solid following and a presence across the region, White delivers warm, approachable performances rooted in local charm.


JJ Marquez brings a versatile blend of rock, jazz, and pop to stages across the Forgotten Coast. A familiar face in Port St. Joe and Apalachicola, he’s a local staple at spots like The BrickWall Sports Bar and TapRoot PSJ. Whether playing mellow brunch sets or lively evening shows, Marquez adapts his sound to the mood, making him a reliable favorite for music fans in the area.


Run Katie Run brings high-energy roots-rock and Americana from Atlanta, blending gritty classic rock with polished folk-pop sensibilities. Fronted by powerhouse vocalist Katie Coleman, their sound is driven by soaring harmonies, driving rhythms, and raw, witty storytelling. With a fiddle-forward, six-piece lineup, the band delivers a lively, dynamic performance that’s equal parts heartfelt and fun — perfect for fans of modern Southern sounds.


Johnny Barbato brings Gulf Coast blues and Southern rock to life with swampy grooves and road-worn authenticity. Based in Gulf Shores, Alabama, he performs solo or leads The Lucky Doggs, a veteran band blending blues standards and Southern-fried rock originals. With over three decades of experience and a sound steeped in the region's musical heritage, Barbato delivers dynamic shows at iconic venues across coastal Alabama and Florida.


Eric Pfeufer & the Fathoms bring classic rock vibes to the Forgotten Coast, led by guitarist and vocalist Eric Pfeufer of Carrabelle. Born from jam sessions with local talent, the trio mixes tight rhythms with a laid-back, communal energy, featuring Tyrone Hayes on bass and Devon Costanza on drums. With roots in the area's vibrant music scene, their live sets deliver a good-time rock feel that’s pure Carrabelle.
Michael Sautter delivers laid-back, coastal rock tailored for the Gulf-front vibe. A regular on the Forgotten Coast circuit, his smooth, sun-soaked sound pairs perfectly with festival settings and waterfront venues. Whether playing yacht clubs or smokehouse patios, Sautter channels the breezy, tropical spirit of Florida’s music scene, sharing stages with seasoned performers like Del Suggs.


Ronnie Randolph is a solo acoustic guitarist and vocalist based in Tallahassee, Florida, with deep roots in nearby Quincy. His sets span decades, blending rock, country, southern rock, and easy-listening favorites with the occasional original song. Performing across Florida’s Gulf Coast, Ronnie crafts relaxed, versatile shows suited for bars, coffee shops, weddings, and private events, offering a soundtrack that connects with any crowd.

Genezone is Gene Loy’s solo project, blending classic hits and deep cuts from the 50s through the 80s into lively one-man shows. Based in Tallahassee, he spans decades of rock, country, and metal influences, channeling artists like Peter Frampton and R.E.M. With a seasoned touch and a knack for engaging crowds, Genezone turns every performance into a multi-generational singalong and a celebration of timeless tunes.

Inspector 6 blends original songwriting with a jam-band approach to reimagined classics, creating a sound that’s groovy, high-energy, and full of surprises. Tracks like “Head Above Water” and “Refrigerator Light” showcase their knack for crafting memorable tunes, while their live performances turn old-school favorites into something fresh. A strong presence in Apalachicola, they deliver dynamic sets that keep crowds moving and coming back for more.



Port St. Joe’s Jamie Commander brings a laid-back blend of country and rock to the bars and restaurants of Florida's Forgotten Coast. His performances feel like catching up with a neighbor over a few songs, reflecting the warm, easygoing vibe of his hometown. Regularly appearing at local favorites like Scallop RePUBlic and TapRoot, Commander offers an authentic slice of Gulf Coast music culture.

Olivia Nagy brings a fresh mix of country charm and rock grit to the Forgotten Coast music scene. A talented singer-songwriter, she delivers engaging sets that balance heartfelt originals—like her fan favorite "The Dog Song"—with an eclectic mix of covers. Whether leaning into warm country tones or kicking up the energy with rock vibes, her performances are a perfect match for intimate coastal venues.




Jack & Gin, a Panama City duo, blend country, rock, blues, folk, and indie into a sound as diverse as their Gulf Coast roots. Sandi Marlisa and Eli J. Ingram craft original songs rich in storytelling and warm harmonies, celebrating resilience and local artistry. Whether performing at intimate venues or festivals, their live shows are an inviting reflection of Bay County’s vibrant music scene.


Louisiana-based acoustic duo TJ & Brad bring a laid-back vibe to Gulf Coast stages, blending creative takes on well-loved covers with heartfelt originals like "I'll Go" and "Angels Turn to Cry." With smooth harmonies and a coastal charm, their sing-along sets feel right at home in beachside bars and scenic venues. Whether in Destin or Panama City Beach, their music is the perfect soundtrack for a breezy, salt-air evening.

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Don Audette channels the sound and charisma of Rod Stewart in a lively tribute show that’s a favorite in Panama City Beach. Backed by flexible arrangements, sometimes featuring saxophonist Wally Tirado, Audette delivers hits like “Maggie” and “Forever Young” alongside selections from Stewart’s Songbook and nostalgic standards. Perfect for waterfront venues and seated audiences, his high-energy performances invite singalongs and create a fun, engaging atmosphere.
Nero Simon and the Sunsetters bring an 8-piece blend of Americana, folk rock, and coastal vibes with a touch of Latin rhythm. Based in Atlanta, their music channels the spirit of 70s and 80s soft rock, weaving tales of love and adventure inspired by Nero’s Florida Keys upbringing. Known for their dynamic live performances, they also run MARGARITATOWN, a tribute to Jimmy Buffett that celebrates joy and escapism alongside their original "Coastal Americana" sound.

Mark Adams & Family Band delivers rock with a versatile twist, blending full-band energy and stripped-down acoustic charm. Whether performing as a lively family ensemble or a more intimate duo, their adaptable style suits the laid-back vibe of the Forgotten Coast. Regularly appearing at local favorites like The Mill and Crooked River Grill, their shows bring a warm, approachable sound to every stage.

Highbeams, an Atlanta-based folk-rock trio, delivers soaring three-part harmonies and heartfelt energy at every show. Made up of brothers and best friends Adam and Ian Pendlington, along with Stephen Quinn, their music blends emotional storytelling with singalong melodies. Known for their dynamic live performances, they’ve become a favorite across the Southeast, including Florida's Forgotten Coast.
Brian Smith delivers a versatile rock sound shaped by years on the road, blending classic and contemporary hits with an easygoing energy. A regular on the Forgotten Coast, he’s just as comfortable playing laid-back waterfront sets as keeping late-night bar crowds moving. Whether solo or teaming up with local artists, Smith’s adaptable style makes him a go-to for live music fans across the region.

Brian Rowland delivers a laid-back blend of acoustic classic rock and island-inspired tunes, performing solo with guitar and vocals. Based in St. Augustine, he draws on influences like Jimmy Buffett, Tom Petty, and the Eagles, creating a relaxed vibe perfect for coastal venues. A seasoned performer with a polished presence, Rowland travels across North Florida and South Georgia, bringing his tropical rock sound to beachside stages and Parrothead-friendly crowds.

String Theory is a high-energy cover band specializing in ’70s and ’80s rock. Their setlist spans iconic hits from Queen, The Beatles, and other legends, blending sing-along anthems with danceable grooves. Known for tight musicianship and a lively stage presence, they create an upbeat, crowd-pleasing atmosphere perfect for casual nights out or waterfront venues.




Bruce Brown is a singer/songwriter and performing artist whose original songs and cover sets brim with styles and influences from a variety of genres and decades. His originals take a headlong approach to the heavier themes of loss, heartache, and the internal and external struggles of everyday life, while contrasting them against the more uplifting motifs of faith, hope, and companionship. His music seeks to reward the listener for accompanying him on a heartfelt journey through the familiar sounds of folk, rock, blues, soul, southern rock, ...maybe a sprig or two of country, and whatever else the music calls for. Whether at a live performance or listening to his original recordings through your preferred medium, be prepared for an emotional, dynamic, and intimate ride!

Steven Ritter is a versatile solo artist based in Tallahassee, Florida, known for his dynamic performances that span classic and modern country, rock, southern rock, and blues. While he often performs with his three-piece band, Steven Ritter & The Whatnots, Steven also captivates audiences on his own, delivering powerful renditions of beloved hits. Whether performing solo or with his band, he is a regular at venues and private events across the tri-state area, bringing his signature style and energy to every show.
Selwyn Birchwood delivers Southern-fried electric blues with a fresh, funky edge. A Tampa-based guitarist, vocalist, and lap steel player, Birchwood roams the stage barefoot, pairing gritty vocals with blistering licks. Backed by sax, bass, drums, and Hammond B3, his live shows are dynamic and soulful. Signed to Alligator Records, Birchwood tours relentlessly, championing his self-produced album, *Electric Swamp Funkin' Blues*.

LD Hatfield brings the heart of Franklin County to the stage with original songs inspired by his life on Apalachicola Bay. A country artist with roots in commercial fishing and a career as a tournament angler, he captures the grit and beauty of coastal living in tracks like "Fish On" and "Boys of 91." Between running Tide Life Charters and performing various gigs, Hatfield is a true local voice worth hearing live.

Wickid Smooth is a Panama City-based duo blending multiple genres into a versatile, crowd-pleasing sound. Anchored by Casey Jordan and Mason, their lineup sometimes expands, adding fresh dynamics to their performances. Known for high-energy sets at PCB and Gulf County venues, they’re part of a growing wave of acts bringing west coast Florida vibes to Port St. Joe and beyond.

Sierra Griggs delivers rock-inspired covers with a soulful, expressive voice that stands out on stages across Florida’s Forgotten Coast. Her performances blend familiar favorites with her own heartfelt interpretations, including classics like “The First Cut Is the Deepest.” Whether live or online through her YouTube channel, Sierra’s warm vocals make every song feel personal and deeply resonant.

Sawgrass Zoo is a Wakulla County-based band making waves along the coastal circuit with regular gigs at local favorites like The Salty Donkey, Outz Too Oyster Bar, and The Seineyard at Wildwood. Known for their crowd-pleasing performances, they’ve become a staple of the area’s live music scene. Their energetic shows and growing following make them a standout in the region’s vibrant musical landscape.

Casey Jordan delivers guitar-driven rock with a laid-back, coastal vibe, perfect for the casual beach-bar scene along Florida's Forgotten Coast. His live shows blend raw energy with a relaxed charm, drawing flip-flop crowds to venues like Mango Marley's in Mexico Beach. Whether you're there for the music or the Gulf breeze, Jordan's unpretentious style makes for an easygoing, up-close evening of solid rock tunes.


Apalachicola’s Clayton Mathis channels the spirit of the Forgotten Coast through raw, self-taught Americana. Influenced by Townes Van Zandt and Drive-By Truckers, his heartfelt songs explore life’s complexities—religion, family, love, and loss—set against folk, country, and roots-rock backdrops. A local favorite, Mathis delivers intimate performances that feel like sitting down with an old friend and a well-worn story.


Brandon Henderson brings a mix of nostalgia and heartfelt energy to the stage, blending 90’s country, alternative, 2000’s chart-toppers, and classic Motown. A seasoned performer with international touring experience, he delivers familiar favorites with a personal touch, creating an engaging and dynamic live experience rooted in the music that shaped him.
Dave Matchette delivers crowd-pleasing rock tailor-made for Florida’s bars and waterfront stages. A member of the Wolf Island Trio, he’s a familiar face at venues across the Forgotten Coast and beyond, combining gritty, laid-back vibes with a sound that’s perfect for warm breezes and cold drinks. With performances spanning from local festivals to Key West’s Smokin' Tuna Saloon, Matchette's music brings a coastal charm to every stage he plays.

Darrell Qualls delivers country music with a raw, road-tested edge. Hailing from South Alabama, he blends heartfelt storytelling with the energy of country rock, creating songs that resonate in bars, beach venues, and dance floors alike. A regular performer across Northwest Florida and the Forgotten Coast, Qualls brings a local flavor rooted in the South Alabama sound that has long shaped the Gulf Coast’s live music scene.

False Gravity delivers heavy, melodic post-grunge with echoes of Chevelle and Staind, rooted in Tallahassee’s thriving hard rock scene. Their live shows pack massive riffs, dynamic shifts, and the raw intensity of a hometown favorite. Whether at The Bark or regional venues, they’ve become a local staple for fans seeking powerful, high-energy metal in the Big Bend.

Sauce Boss, aka Bill Wharton, is a Florida blues icon who combines slide guitar mastery with culinary flair, cooking gumbo live on stage as part of his performance. Armed with gritty vocals, searing guitar licks, and his own hot sauce, he blends swampy blues with a communal vibe, serving up food and music with equal passion. Known for his high-energy shows and local roots, Sauce Boss turns every gig into a feast for the senses.

Ray Cashman delivers gritty, Southern-steeped blues with a style he calls "Texassippi," blending Texas and Mississippi influences. Raised near Conroe, Texas, he pairs masterful fingerpicking and amplified foot percussion with a soulful voice and vivid storytelling. A seasoned performer with decades of experience, Cashman’s music channels front-porch roots and hard-hitting blues, making for a raw, dynamic live experience.


Saylor Dollar blends Americana with rock, folk, bluegrass, and blues, delivering dynamic performances as both a stripped-down acoustic duo and a full electric band. Based in Tallahassee, their rich songwriting and versatile instrumentation shine on tracks like “Decoration Day,” appealing to roots music fans who value craft and variety. Whether on festival stages or in cozy listening rooms, they bring heart and depth to every show.




Out Back Alley delivers a lively fusion of blues, country, and rock with Southern charm. Based in Dothan, Alabama, they’re a familiar name on Gulf Coast stages, from Panama City Beach to the Forgotten Coast. Their energetic sets mix gritty blues riffs, country classics, and rock favorites, making them a hit in both roadhouses and tiki bars. Perfect for fans of rootsy, feel-good live music.

Mind Plays is an intense, Pop/Rock Band from Amarillo, Texas made up of the 3 musically seasoned Tijerina brothers. Adam on guitar, keys, & vocals; Andrew on drums, keys, & vocals; and Noah on bass, keys, & vocals. Their musical flavors feature a consistent drive and flow between hard edged rock and stainless power pop, matched equally with an energetic performance at every show. Opening for many distinguished acts ranging from Broadway's Chris Mann, Candlebox, Saving Abel, Great White, and Sister Hazel...the trio know how to command any stage and entertain with the best of them. The nubile Texas power force (now residing in Panama City Beach, Florida) write and record original music, as well as play an eclectic range of covers to appease any audience.

911 delivers a raw, no-frills rock experience rooted in classic sounds. This Tallahassee band blends original music with distinctive takes on iconic tracks by legends like Hendrix, Dylan, Led Zeppelin, and Tom Petty. With pure instrumentation—no digital tricks or modern tech—they channel the energy of rock's golden era while keeping it fresh and alive.

JC and The Backscratchers bring upbeat, old-school blues from Tallahassee to the stage, blending shuffles, grooves, and wailing harmonica for a danceable roots sound. Frontman JC Balding, a seasoned vocalist and harp player, leads a tight quartet steeped in classic blues traditions. With decades of experience and influences reaching back to the 1940s, their performances channel timeless energy with a fresh spark.



Big Poppa & the Shuffle Brothers bring blues standards and classic rock alive with funk-infused bass, driving drums, and fiery guitar. Based in Tallahassee, this seasoned trio crafts a sound steeped in legends like B.B. King, Clapton, and Stevie Ray Vaughan, blending covers with originals. Their tight, road-tested energy turns every show—from clubs to waterfronts—into a groove-filled journey through Memphis, New Orleans, and beyond.

Overload is a Bay County power trio delivering hard rock and metal anthems from the 70s through the 2000s. Known for their high-energy shows, they tear through decades of riff-heavy classics and modern headbangers with full-throttle precision. Whether it's 70s rock staples or 2000s metal hits, Overload channels the Panhandle’s louder side, keeping the crowd moving all night long.

Brent Ellis brings the spirit of North Florida to life with a blend of country and Southern rock rooted in his small-town Gulf Coast upbringing. Hailing from Wewahitchka, he captures the essence of inland Panhandle living with heartfelt songs and a rugged, authentic sound. Performing throughout the Highway 98 corridor, Ellis delivers music that feels as true and homegrown as the region itself.

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Tallahassee’s 229 Country brings a lively blend of country and country-rock to dance floors across North Florida and South Georgia. Known for energetic, full-band performances, they deliver crowd-pleasing hits perfect for honky-tonks, breweries, and backyard stages. From rowdy bar gigs to laid-back outdoor shows, their music sets the tone for good times and plenty of two-stepping.

Donovan Chapman delivers a bold mix of country grit and southern rock edge shaped by a life of service and storytelling. A Louisiana native and former Special Operations Pararescueman, his music draws from hard-earned experiences, blending heartfelt originals with driving energy. Whether performing solo or opening for legends like Eddie Montgomery, Chapman offers a live show as authentic as his journey.


Frank Jones leads the Frank Jones Band, a Florida power trio blending blues, Southern rock, jazz, funk, and soul into dynamic live sets. Known for searing guitar work and deep grooves, their performances shift from raw blues to jazzy instrumentals, fueled by top-notch local talent. Regularly playing venues across the Big Bend and Forgotten Coast, they bring an energetic, genre-crossing sound that keeps dance floors moving.



Bird Chamberlain leads Dirty Bird & The Flu, a Southern-fried funk, blues, and soul-fusion band hailing from Valdosta, Georgia. Known for their high-energy performances, the group blends influences like Ray Charles, Otis Redding, and J Dilla into a groove-driven sound that’s equal parts swampy and soulful. With a dynamic lineup and a decade of Forgotten Coast gigs under their belt, they’re guaranteed to get the dance floor moving.

Houston Keen brings a raw blend of country rock and Americana straight from North Florida. With a gravelly voice and storytelling rooted in Southern life, his songs carry a personal edge, like the fan-favorite "Suwannee Water Hole." Whether solo or leading the Houston Keen Band, his performances are honest, high-energy showcases of his DIY spirit and relentless passion for the road.
Steve Youngblood delivers a lively mix of classic rock, blues, surf rock, and tropical vibes inspired by Jimmy Buffett. Based near Panama City, he performs solo and with Tropic Sands Band, blending laid-back grooves with upbeat energy. A regular on the Forgotten Coast scene, Youngblood’s evening sets bring the perfect soundtrack to late nights along Apalachicola Bay.

The Bill Rigsby Band brings a soulful blend of R&B, funk, jazz, and rock to North Florida, led by vocalist Billy Rigsby’s warm, expressive style. Based in Tallahassee, the group reimagines classics from artists like Bill Withers, Prince, and Jimi Hendrix with groove-driven arrangements. Whether performing as a full band or in solo acoustic sets, Rigsby delivers polished soul with a laid-back, feel-good vibe rooted in the region’s music scene.


The Manakooras craft a dreamy blend of surf rock and mid-century exotica, weaving steel guitar melodies through hypnotic, percussion-driven rhythms. Their "surfxotica" sound evokes tiki lounges and retro beach parties with a cinematic twist. Based in Charlotte, this group transports audiences to a tropical fantasia, making them a perfect fit for coastal vibes and laid-back summer nights.



Lori Ubowski blends soulful vocals with a versatile repertoire, performing regularly along the 30A circuit. Based in Panama City, she’s equally at home leading worship or delivering acoustic sets that span pop, folk, and classics. Whether sharing original faith-inspired songs or reimagining familiar tunes, her intimate solo performances showcase a heartfelt connection to music and audience alike.
Panama City's Tropic Sands Band channels breezy, beach-party vibes with a blend of trop rock, surf rock, classic rock, and blues. Led by singer-guitarist Steven Youngblood, joined by Kent on drums and Sandra on vocals, their sound is steeped in the laid-back tradition of Jimmy Buffett. Perfect for waterfront stages and coastal gatherings, they're a local favorite along Northwest Florida’s Gulf Coast.

Chris Seepersaud is a versatile Tallahassee musician whose performances span funk, rock, acoustic, and world music. Known for his soulful vocals and skillful guitar work, he also plays keys, sitar, tabla, and more, blending global influences into his sound. Whether leading bands, collaborating in duos, or showcasing his talents solo, Seepersaud delivers dynamic sets that highlight his deep musical range and artistry.

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Tess Henry is a vocalist with roots in rock and R&B/soul, delivering bold, expressive performances shaped by years fronting bands and working the stage. Originally from Virginia Beach, she combines a rich, dynamic voice with the energy of a seasoned live entertainer. Now touring, Tess shares her passion for music with audiences across the Forgotten Coast, blending heartfelt emotion and commanding presence into every set.

Chicken Phat is a high-energy rock-and-roll party band from Franklin County, Florida. Formed in 2023 by seasoned musicians Linette and Bill Holmstock, Mikey Kelly, and drummer Billy Bray, they deliver a dynamic mix of rock classics and unexpected twists. With diverse musical backgrounds and a lively stage presence, they’re all about bringing the fun and keeping the crowd moving.

Hailing from Tallahassee, the Jacob Ryan Band delivers a crowd-pleasing mix of modern country hits, southern rock staples, and timeless classics. With twin guitars and a full-band sound, they effortlessly blend Chris Stapleton-style grit with Jason Aldean energy, keeping dance floors packed across North Florida. Their live shows showcase tight musicianship and a wide-ranging setlist built to connect with audiences of all ages.

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Stoney Banks serves up a laid-back mix of reggae, country, and rock that’s as much at home in Nashville as it is in the tropics. Drawing on influences like Bob Marley and his Southern roots, his sound blends heartfelt storytelling with breezy island vibes. With themes of love, life, and escaping the grind, he’s a natural for beach bars and festivals, bringing a relaxed energy perfect for sunny days and good times.

Lunar Urge is a Tallahassee-based rock trio bringing high-energy originals and classic and modern rock covers to the stage. Known for their party-ready vibe, they deliver full-volume performances perfect for bar and cantina crowds. With a footprint spanning from the capital to the coast, their shows offer a lively mix of rock ‘n’ roll that turns any night into a celebration.

Heyword, hailing from Marianna, Florida, delivers a dynamic blend of rock, spanning chart-topping hits and timeless classics. Known for their lively performances, they’ve built a loyal following across North Florida, including regular stops in Apalachicola. Whether at local festivals or coastal gigs, their adaptable setlist and high-energy vibe make them a favorite for crowds of all ages.

Soulful Rock with a hint of the blues describes the music of songwriter Drew Tillman. Raised on the music of Bob Dylan, the Beatles and BB King, Drew performs regularly along the 30A corridor from Destin to Seaside to Rosemary Beach and Navarre Beach. The Mattie Kelly Arts Festival is one of Drew’s favorite events to play and he has had the honor of performing at the festival for over 10 years. He has also performed at the 30A Songwriters Festival for seven years and various others such as the Frank Brown International Songwriters Festival, Nashville’s famous Bluebird Café and the Bitter End in NYC. Drew is currently recording a new album in Nashville with renowned producer, Chas Sanford.

The Red Pirate Band brings Southern and classic rock vibes to the stage as the house band at Eastpoint's Red Pirate Family Grill & Oyster Bar. Known for their southern rock vibes, they deliver good-time Friday night sets that have become a staple of Franklin County's live music scene. Whether you're a local or just passing through, their rock-and-roll spirit makes for a perfect Highway 98 stop.

Bat Bennett is a Foley-based singing guitarist who delivers high-energy solo acoustic performances packed with crowd favorites and spontaneous charm. A multi-instrumentalist, he blends rock, folk, country, soul, and oldies from the 1950s to 2000s—plus original songs—into engaging, setlist-free shows. With decades of experience, including USO tours across 50 countries, he’s a Gulf Coast staple worth catching live.

Mark Mulch blends Nashville songwriting chops with breezy Trop Rock vibes, crafting island-inspired tunes that feel tailor-made for the Gulf Coast. A former country-rocker turned tropical troubadour, his catalog includes hits like “Tide Down” and “Moon Over Mexico.” Whether solo or backed by a band, Mulch delivers laid-back performances that capture the spirit of coastal living—perfect for house concerts, beach bars, and sunny escapes.


Chris McKay, based in Panama City, turns a solo act into a full-band experience with his loop pedal artistry. Seamlessly shifting across genres, his dynamic live sets keep audiences engaged and guessing. With a knack for layering sounds and styles, he delivers rich, multi-instrumental performances that suit bars, restaurants, and intimate venues. If you’re into creative, genre-blending musicianship, McKay’s shows are worth catching.


The Gulf Coast Piano Show brings the energy of a dueling piano bar to life with singalong favorites spanning decades of rock, pop, and country. Driven by audience requests, their shows are equal parts music and interactive fun, blending sharp humor with skilled piano playing. Whether turning a venue into a lively party or entertaining private events, they create a unique, crowd-fueled experience every time they play.

Salt Rock Revival brings high-energy classic rock to stages across the Panhandle, from biker rallies to beachside bars. Based in Panama City Beach, this versatile act shifts between a full band and a dynamic duo featuring Brian Atlas’s bluesy, Hendrix-inspired guitar and Nancy Kenney’s powerhouse vocals, reminiscent of Janis Joplin. Their sound channels rock’s golden era with a modern edge, making them a favorite wherever they play.

Apalachicola Sound delivers a swampy mix of Southern rock, country, and Americana inspired by the landscapes of North Florida and the soulful grooves of Muscle Shoals. Led by George Maddox on vocals and guitar, their live shows feature rich storytelling, raw 1970s-style production, and a dynamic lineup including slide guitar, fiddle, and harmonica. Rooted in Tallahassee, they channel the spirit of the South with every performance.

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Otha Allen Jr blends Southern blues, rock, and soul into groove-driven performances that feel both classic and fresh. A singer-songwriter with a knack for originals and reimagined covers, he moves seamlessly between heartfelt tunes like “Living How I Feel” and bluesy takes on favorites. With a sound steeped in tradition and a magnetic stage presence, Allen’s live shows promise an evening of rhythm and soul along the Forgotten Coast.


Ghost Town Blues Band brings Memphis grit and flair to the stage with a genre-bending blend of North Mississippi blues, New Orleans brass, and jam-band improvisation. Known for their energetic live shows, they march through the crowd with a second-line horn entrance and feature cigar box guitars, funky percussion, and soulful covers alongside originals. Billboard-charting and internationally acclaimed, they deliver a dynamic, roots-driven experience.


Del Suggs delivers a breezy blend of acoustic rock, pop, blues, and folk infused with Gulf Coast soul — music he calls "saltwater music." A pioneer of Trop Rock, his style reflects his Panama City roots and decades of crafting songs inspired by coastal life. With a career spanning five albums and countless performances, Suggs' warm sound and storytelling connect deeply, making his shows a laid-back celebration of the Florida coast.

The Jimmy Brazen Band delivers high-energy country and rock with a focus on '90s country hits, plus classic and modern favorites. Based near Tallahassee, they’ve built a reputation across North Florida and South Georgia for boot-scooting, sing-along shows that pack dance floors. Mixing crowd-pleasing rock and honky-tonk charm, they’re a regional staple for fans of lively, feel-good music.

Krystal King combines Nashville songwriting finesse with coastal vibes, crafting a sound rooted in '90s country and infused with folk, blues, soul, and rock. A North Carolina native and former music therapist, she’s known for her witty, relatable songs like “You’re the Reason That I Drink.” As a DJ on SiriusXM’s Radio Margaritaville, she’s a key player in the trop rock scene, blending heartfelt storytelling with a breezy, down-to-earth charm.


George Maddox blends red dirt country and southern rock with thoughtful songwriting rooted in the Forgotten Coast. His rich, resonant vocals and lyrics tackle themes like addiction and environmental preservation, including a protest anthem for the endangered Apalachicola Bay. Backed by a tight four-piece band, Maddox delivers heartfelt, high-energy performances that channel influences like Sturgill Simpson and Lynyrd Skynyrd while staying uniquely his own.

Steve Hopper blends tropical vibes with Tennessee roots, crafting a unique sound that pairs acoustic guitar with steel drum melodies. Raised near Muscle Shoals, he channels influences from country, rock, and soul into smooth trop rock reminiscent of Buffett and Chesney. With over 20 years on the Parrothead circuit, his mix of crowd-pleasing covers and originals is perfect for beachside escapes and laid-back Mid-South grooves.

Stevie Monce combines classic rock grit with southern charm, creating heartfelt songs rooted in storytelling. Originally from Ohio and now based in Nashville, his sound is both raw and melodic, reflecting influences from his journey as a singer-songwriter. A dynamic performer, Monce draws audiences in with his authenticity and connection, making his live shows a showcase of passion and craft.




Green Rivers Band brings high-energy rock to the Big Bend and Forgotten Coast, delivering lively, crowd-pleasing sets that keep beach-town dance floors and oyster-bar patios buzzing. A staple of the local music scene, their performances blend classic rock vibes with a party-ready spirit, making them a favorite at spots like Ouzts Too Oyster Bar and Port St. Joe’s Low Tide Bar.

Judtown is a Port St. Joe-based band blending rock with touches of bluegrass and Americana. Their laid-back, rootsy vibe suits the intimate venues of Florida's Forgotten Coast, where they perform with a relaxed energy that invites connection. Known for a versatile repertoire, Judtown's live shows might feature anything from driving rock to a Billy Strings cover, making them a dynamic presence in the local music scene.



King Cotton Band delivers groove-heavy blues infused with raw rock energy, rooted in the musical traditions of Tallahassee and North Florida’s Forgotten Coast. Known for their dynamic live sets, they blend gritty bar-band vibes with polished festival appeal, creating a sound that’s equally at home on a dance floor or an outdoor stage. Expect a soulful, high-energy performance steeped in blues authenticity.



Ed Raetzloff brings decades of southern rock heritage to the stage. As the former frontman of Blue Jug, he toured with legends like Lynyrd Skynyrd and the Allman Brothers Band, blending jug-band roots with country and blues. His solo work adds folk rock and gospel-tinged Americana to the mix, creating a rich, authentic sound. A live performance from Raetzloff is a rare chance to experience the spirit of southern rock’s golden era firsthand.



The J. Morgan Band, based in Cairo, GA, delivers a versatile mix of country, rock, and crowd-pleasing hits, powered by frontman Joe Morgan and a lineup of seasoned musicians. Known for their polished sound and down-home charm, they’re a staple across the South Georgia–North Florida scene, playing everything from tavern gigs to festive events. Their adaptable style makes them a natural fit for lively coastal nights.


Love Truck is an acoustic duo blending the harmonies of Matt and Valerie Law with the simplicity of acoustic guitar. Their stripped-down approach transforms rock favorites into intimate, engaging performances, shifting seamlessly from mellow tunes to upbeat crowd pleasers. Perfect for laid-back settings, their warm sound brings a fresh, unplugged feel to songs you already know and love.

The Asselins are an acoustic duo featuring Eric and Amy Asselin, whose warm harmonies and guitar-driven sound make them a favorite along Florida's Forgotten Coast. With a versatile mix of pop, country, and rock hits spanning decades, their performances range from relaxed dinner sets to lively sing-along sessions. Perfectly suited to intimate venues, they bring a laid-back vibe and a crowd-pleasing playlist wherever they play.

Colby Scheib is a Tallahassee-based acoustic musician making waves across the Tally-to-coast scene. With roots in open mics, he’s transitioned to paid gigs at local venues like HōM and Coosh’s Bayou Rouge. His intimate, singer-songwriter style suits cozy restaurant and bar sets, blending heartfelt originals with familiar covers. Catch him live for a laid-back performance that highlights the growing talent of North Florida’s music community.

John Sutton brings a dynamic mix of blues, rock, and soul to the stage, fronting a tight Tennessee-based trio of guitar, bass, and drums. His sound draws from legends like Stevie Ray Vaughan, Otis Redding, and Tab Benoit, blending fiery guitar work with a soulful vocal touch. A frequent visitor to the Forgotten Coast, Sutton has become part of the local music fabric, with memorable performances at Apalachicola's Oyster Cook Off and collaborations with Port St. Joe favorites.


Sean Williams brings a Nashville-tested blend of country and rock to the Gulf Coast, performing dynamic solo acoustic sets with the energy of a full band. Now based in Lynn Haven, FL, this singing guitarist draws on influences like Aaron Lewis and Chris Stapleton, mixing heartfelt originals with covers ranging from Johnny Cash to Eagles to Luke Combs—and even Lizzo. An Ohio native, Williams found his groove in Florida after years of gigging Nashville’s Broadway stages.
Elizabeth Fravel is a seasoned Tallahassee singer-songwriter and acoustic performer whose warm vocals and heartfelt songs reflect a lifetime immersed in music. Known for her solo sets and collaborations across the Big Bend, she pairs thoughtful originals with an inviting stage presence. Whether performing alone or harmonizing with others, Fravel’s shows celebrate the art of songwriting and the rich connections of her musical community.

Based in Eastpoint, It’s Just Mikey is a local singer-songwriter blending decades of music into an acoustic style perfect for Florida’s Forgotten Coast. With a mix of covers and original tunes, his laid-back performances capture the casual charm of dockside bars and seafood spots. Whether playing familiar favorites or sharing his own rough-cut songs, Mikey brings the unpolished appeal of Franklin County’s music scene to life.

Austin Anderson blends rock grit with country soul, delivering dynamic sets that feel right at home in Northwest Florida’s vibrant live-music scene. Based in Panama City Beach, he’s a regular at coastal bars and venues, shifting effortlessly between driving rock anthems and heartfelt country narratives. Whether it’s a relaxed evening or a lively weekend crowd, Anderson’s performances capture the spirit of the Panhandle.

Amelia White brings her East Nashville grit to the stage with a raw blend of folk-rock and Americana steeped in vivid storytelling. Known for her poetic lyrics and rootsy, rock-tinged sound, White’s live performances are intimate, road-worn reflections of a seasoned songwriter. Originally from Boston, she’s honed her craft alongside Nashville greats and occasional stops on Florida’s Forgotten Coast make her a rare local treat.

Mike English delivers laid-back acoustic country with a Southern charm that’s perfect for coastal nights and casual gatherings. A solo artist touring across the Southeast, his crowd-pleasing sets lean heavily on classic covers and easygoing vibes. Blending country with a touch of trop rock, he’s the kind of performer you’ll find bringing familiar favorites to life on a lively deck or beachside bar.

Brian Bowen crafts story-driven Americana steeped in the spirit of Florida's Forgotten Coast. A Port St. Joe native, his songs draw inspiration from the region’s maritime heritage, bayous, and coastal characters. Bowen’s live performances showcase his heartfelt connection to the Gulf, blending rootsy melodies with vivid storytelling. For an authentic taste of the area's sound and soul, Bowen delivers music rooted where he’s from.

Mario Speedwagon brings guitar-driven rock with a nod to classic influences across the Panhandle, from Panama City’s St. Andrews district to Port St. Joe’s beachfront bars. Known for lively, crowd-pleasing sets, their name hints at nostalgia while their sound delivers timeless energy. Whether at a local favorite or a scenic coastal stage, they serve up a night of feel-good rock that’s as fun as the places they play.

Cash Langford brings a warm blend of rock energy and rootsy folk to Florida’s Forgotten Coast and beyond. A seasoned singer-songwriter and guitarist, he delivers laid-back, song-focused sets with sturdy guitar work and an easy Gulf Coast vibe. Performing solo or as part of the duo Gingham & Cashmere, Langford’s music captures the relaxed charm of the region, making his shows a perfect soundtrack for coastal evenings.



Leana Carter crafts heartfelt Americana, country, and folk-pop rooted in storytelling and inspired by faith, family, and Gulf Coast life. A Panama City native, she blends warm original songs—often reflecting her own experiences as a young mom—with select covers. Performing across the Forgotten Coast from PCB to Tallahassee, Leana’s intimate sound pairs beautifully with local venues and events like the Panama City Songwriters Festival.

The Chris Mondak Band blends jazz sophistication with indie rock energy, led by Nashville bassist and composer Chris Mondak. A New England Conservatory-trained musician, Mondak crafts groove-driven, melodic performances that showcase his virtuosic range. Equally fluent in the nuances of jazz and the grit of rock, his live shows offer an inventive mix of genres, shaped by global influences and a passion for musical exploration.

The MoMeauxs are a lively duo with a full band sound! Tyler James's swampy style pairs perfectly with Matt's rock solid rhythm, while their very different vocal styles blend together in perfect harmony. From soul, funk and blues, to outlaw country and rock and roll, these guys play a great mix to satisfy anyone's appetite. Matt May is a Panama City native that has played in bands all over the Florida Panhandle and beyond. Tyler James was born and raised in Louisiana on a heavy dose of blues and jazz music. Landing in Panama City in 2016, Tyler has made a name for himself as a solo musician, front man and side man, playing everywhere from Louisiana down to the Florida Keys.

Tyler James brings a bayou-inspired sound to the stage with skilled picking and soulful vocals steeped in roots music. His solo performances evoke the feel of swampy blues and down-home country, creating an intimate and authentic vibe. Based in Gulf County, he’s a regular at Scallop RePUBlic in Port St. Joe, offering a raw, acoustic experience that’s perfect for fans of Southern-infused melodies and storytelling.


Jerry Thigpen weaves Mississippi Delta blues with classic rock grit, creating a sound rooted in soulful storytelling and raw energy. Backed by bassist Pete Winter and drummer Jimmy Bone, the trio blends decades of experience into dynamic performances that channel British invasion blues and vintage rock. Their sets pulse with rich grooves, sharp musicianship, and a love for timeless sounds.

Florida native Jimmy Stanley blends Americana and alt-country with rock, folk, and blues influences, crafting songs rich in storytelling and melody. Now based in Nashville, Stanley brings his polished performance style back to his home state, delivering original tunes, crowd-pleasing covers, and the laid-back charm of a seasoned artist. Whether at a beachside venue or songwriter showcase, his music feels like home.

Tim Roberts brings a versatile mix of Southern rock, country classics, ‘80s hits, and a touch of funk to the stage, creating setlists that appeal to just about everyone. A longtime fixture on the Gulf Coast music scene, Tim’s rich vocals and easygoing energy make for a laid-back yet engaging performance. Whether solo or with local bands, his broad repertoire and unmistakable presence keep audiences coming back.
