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Peanut Butter & Jam Concerts |
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A PB&J favorite, the Daddies present 21st Century Doo-Wop. This show attains that ideal unity of masterful performance and entertainment. Elements of vintage and cutting edge musical technologies combine to produce an exciting theatrical show that remains faithful to the Doo-Wop style. Music of the 50s and 60s in a new light thats as fresh as tomorrow. |
Combining traditional Jamaican roots reggae with the exotic beats and rhythmic sounds of Soca, Creole, Calypso, Cumpas, Jazz, Rock and Blues, they bring a dynamic and progressive roots flavor. Over 100 years of musical experience collectively and 4 Grammy awards playing music professionally with acts such as: The Rolling Stones, Bruce Springsteen, Ziggy Marley, The Talking Heads & more. |
Take the essence of traditional Celtic music and culture, add lyrics that are both compelling and emotive, then throw in a band that- simply put - rocks. The Sandcarvers weave sounds from a variety of different styles and genres, resulting in a melodious mix of the familiar and the fresh, challenging and yet, the accessible. Celtic, rock, folk, old world and new. |
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With over 700 performances, over 9,000 albums sold independently, Bumpus reinvents funk, rock, and soul classics with a modern edge and increasingly relevant message that has proven to be accessible by individuals from multiple generations and walks of life. They have been described as a Sly and The Family Stone for the 2000s |
They have garnered the attention and respect of critics and music fans alike, hooking audiences with their eclectic songs and rousing live shows. Theyve shared the stage with an impressive roster of musicians including Johnny Cash, Steve Earle, Joe Ely, Robbie Fulks, Delbert McClinton, Neko Case and many more. |
A twist on the the name of their hometown Woodstock, IL. Stockwood is the worlds youngest Beatles Tribute band. Already at a young age, they're seasoned performers with a real love for the Beatles and an impressive knowledge of the band that broke up a quarter of a century before they were born. A must see act! |
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Lil Ed Williams is a true giant of the blues, and among the very last authentic West Side Chicago bluesmen. Twice the band has appeared on Late Night With Conan OBrien (once in a hilarious film with Lil Ed teaching Conan how to play the blues) culminating with Lil Ed on stage with OBrien in front of a televised audience in the millions. |
Crafted on the West Side of Chicago, the group was founded by like-minded musicians dedicated to injecting an explosive, urban formula into the organic and danceable sounds of afrobeat. Performances are characterized by a dynamic horn section full of crisp horn lines and extended solos, each of which builds over a fiery rhythm section. Be ready to dance! |
The Man In Black: A Tribute To Johnny Cash. Combs own words say it all, I had to be dressed in black before I would play my guitar. I've had a lot of fun trying to be like Johnny Cash, all of my life. His voice, lyrics and music will be remembered many years into the future. I have dedicated my life to being like Johnny Cash, and will continue on, until God calls me home.
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