Country / RockGrass / Soul

http://www.thebobbandonline.com

"Literate, rural-tinged imagery that powers the best of Americana."--L. Kent Wolgamott, LINCOLN NEBRASKA STAR

http://www.jimmanleymusic.com

“Jim can make his trumpet soar, pop, sizzle and purr –he can do it all!”

ROSS GENTILE –WSIE 88.7

Rambunctious Indie Folk

http://the502s.com

Dynamic, Florida folk music highlighted by booming stomps, upbeat tunes, and melodious vocals that ooze camaraderie.

Brunch Served:  11am - 3pm

1920's & 30's Hot Jazz, Hokum & Low-Down Blues!

"This is rare and delicious, and even when they perform songs that are by today’s standards “ancient,” they seem full of emotion and fun."

"a kind of hot elegant rawness, a wild oxymoron that will make sense with the first listening."

"..the overall effect is somewhere between Clarence Williams and the Lil Hardin Armstrong small groups, with a dash of the Washboard Rhythm Kings, and completely refreshing.."

-Michael Steinman of Jazz Lives

http://www.miss-jubilee.com

Indie/Alternative Rock

http://www.freakmythology.com

Influenced by a wide array of genres, Freak Mythology mixes the weird pop grooves of the Talking Heads with the jazz-fusion style of Herbie Hancock and the professional jam band approach of the Grateful Dead. This creates a rock ’n' roll sound that has been described as "so wonderfully familiar and timeless yet absolutely fresh, and not in any way a lame attempt to simply replicate the sounds from years gone by” by music blogger Donald Strachen.

A yodeling, trick roping cowboy variety show

http://cowboyrandy.com

"What's intriguing about Erwin is his ability to fluidly slide his country croon through a plethora of local and non-local musical hybrids." --Cathy Ragland - Option Magazine

"His tone is pure and clear and his voice is unpretentious but endearing, whether singing or yodeling." --Bob Clayptool - Houston Post

Emma Dilemma: 

Folk/indie country klezmer

http://www.emmadilemmasongs.com

Emma Dilemma is a beautiful contradiction of darkly cheerful electrified folk music. Country and Appalachian roots meets the reality of the modern world as simple three chord pop melodies are fleshed out into lush innovative arrangements. Her voice carries shades of country combined with the lyrical poetic honesty of Leonard Cohen to create songs that are as much old time spirituals as they are immediately relevant. In her words and melodies, the world of the intimately personal meets the hard edge of reality.

Morgan Orion:

Folk, Rock and Roll, Country, Antifolk, Doo-wop

http://www.morganorion.com

"He's in the Jonathan Richman school of delivery, and has a great way not only with words but also with phrasing." -Robert Gordon, Grammy Award-winning writer and filmmaker

Brunch Served:  11am - 3pm

Hot Jazz, Hokum & Low-Down Blues! • Spanning the 1920's & 30's and guaranteed to make you wanna' Dance, Shimmy, Shake or at the very least tap your feet! Fronted by the powerhouse vocals of Valerie Kirchhoff, and fueled by a hard-driving rhythm section and gutbucket horns, Miss Jubilee draws its bluesy sound from the rich traditions of St. Louis and Chicago's South Side. Presented with authenticity and an infectious energy, Miss Jubilee is a favorite for fans of all ages!

http://www.miss-jubilee.com

John McDonough is a singer/songwriter who's performances include insightful and passionate originals, authentic classic covers, and unique interpretations of current hits.

http://Johnmcdonoughlive.com

Contemporary Folk & Blues

http://www.tylerpreston.com

Preston’s sound is soulful and timeless, at turns haunting and hopeful— the howl of a lone wolf wandering the border between Appalachian country and Delta blues. He sounds a little like a cross between Bob Dylan and Lightnin’ Hopkins and has been compared to Tallest Man On Earth and Shakey Graves.

Indie pop, singer/songwriter, jazzy acoustic duo

http://www.scottandrosannaband.com

Roots/pop

http://www.dougcollinsmusic.com

"....one of the most brilliant songwriters to emerge from the Twin Cities in nearly two decades"  - southernminn.com

Doug Collins's hooky mix of Beatle-esque pop and classic country are highlighted in his energetic shows (both solo and with his crack band, the Receptionists), soulful singing, and honest, emotional songs. His last EP, Davenport Iowa, includes the title track, which was voted finalist for “Best Song of the Year” in 2013 by the Minneapolis Star Tribune, along with the song Lesbian Wedding, which was voted the same honor in 2014. His most recent release, Complicated Compliments, came out in February 2016, and was also recently voted one of the "Best of the Year" by the Minneapolis Star Tribune .

St. Louis' very own famed classical pianist

Brunch Served:  11am - 3pm

Guaranteed to make you want to dance, shimmy, shake, or at the very least tap your feet!!Miss Jubilee has been entertaining audiences in St. Louis and beyond since 2007.  Led by powerhouse vocalist Valerie Kirchhoff, Miss Jubilee plays an energetic blend of Hot Jazz, Hokum, and Low-Down Blues from the 1920s and 30s. Their one-of-kind repertoire draws heavily from the bluesy and swingin’ sounds of St. Louis and Chicago’s south side. Fueled by a hard driving rhythm section and gutbucket horns, Miss Jubilee is a favorite for fans of all ages.  Since it’s formation, Miss Jubilee’s reputation has grown to make her one of the most sought after and recognizable singers in St. Louis and the greater region. The band has performed throughout the country, and are a fixture at local festivals and summer concert series.

http://miss-jubilee.com

Beaten but not broken. A fighter and a survivor. Russell James is a songwriter who looks to the hope of the future while reflecting on the pain of his past.

Russell has been playing music his whole life, makng a career out of it over the past few years. Following a decade-long stint working in the world of mental health, Russ was burned out and decided to follow his authentic passion in 2015. Since then he has released an LP, RISE, and a subsequent EP, SEASONS. In 2016 he was selected by the National Parks Arts Foundation as an artist-in-residence and completed his residency at Big Bend National Park. He now crisscrosses the country, playing uplifting shows, camping and fishing along the way as he lives out of his converted 2005 Honda Element, nicknamed The Gray Haven.

Russell’s music has been compared to Sturgill Simpsons, U2, Jason Isbell, and The Cure. His trademark vibrato rasp sings out songs of triumph, of torture, the natural world, and of course hope. Russell is concerned a great deal with mental health and his lyrical themes often reflect this. The traditional singer-songwriter tropes are abandoned as Russell introduces an ethereal, ambient, and dreamy touch to accompany these lyrics of hope and uplift, triumph and tragedy.

https://www.russelljamesmusic.net

Singer-Songwriter and Acoustic Guitar

Seasoned St. Louis musicians who have played in bands such as Genevieve and the Bob Band.  

Classic Country

The Roadhouse Kings have been playing in a number of configurations for many years. This version was assembled for the love of playing all of our favorite classic country songs, and to have a great time playing them!

Singer-Songwriter

http://www.kevinrenick.com

As the closing credits rolled in Jason Reitman's 2009 Paramount Pictures release UP IN THE AIR, starring George Clooney, many moviegoers wondered who was singing that high, breathy tune about uncertainty and indecision, a now classic song also titled "Up In The Air." The correct answer: Kevin Renick, a singer/songwriter whose stirring, autobiographical tune about the unpredictable and often anxiety-producing nature of life not only caused moviegoers to stay in their seats a few extra minutes at the end of Reitman’s Oscar-nominated film, it also appeared on the offiicial soundtrack to UITA alongside contributions from artists such as CSNY and Elliott Smith.  Renick also recorded a  fresh new studio version of the song for his debut full-length CD, Close To Something Beautiful, available on CDBaby.com, amazon.com and iTunes.

Indie Rock, Alternative, Pop, Folk

http://www.thecalebmillersoloproject.com

Rock, Indie, Alternative

http://themarchdivide.com

Ragtime' Jack has been performing for more than 30 years. He is a master of traditional country blues and ragtime & stride piano, and a powerful singer/songwriter, as well as songs from the "Great American songbook." He also accompanies himself on the guitar and fiddle.

Jack was inducted into the Old-Time Music Association Hall of Fame in 2014.

Jack's performances always include a lot of uplifting wit, historical anecdotes and connections with local lore, wherever he performs. His background in journalism amplifies a lifelong quest for the cultural framework of his music and the places he performs.

He was a fixture on the coffeehouse circuit in the late 60s and early 70s. His band 'The New Viper Revue' pushed the genre envelopes of blues, folk, country, rock 'n' roll and jazz from 1972 to 1976. Jack resumed his solo career in 1977, then teamed up with reed player Al Oliveira in 1983. He retired from the music business, except for occasional local engagements, in 1987 to raise his sons and work as a newspaper editor. Now he's back to his music fulltime, directing Wepecket Island Records, touring, and recording his own music, producing other artists' recordings and touring nationally.

http://www.wepecket.com/radcliffe.htm

Swamp Rock

http://www.smokestackrelics.com

Smokestack Relics can only be defined as a dirty swamp rock band.The two brothers sing about livin', lovin', dyin' and the hell down below. The band is stripped down to her bare essentials creating a raw roots feel.

Brunch Served:  11am - 3pm

1920's & 30's Hot Jazz, Hokum & Low-Down Blues!

http://www.miss-jubilee.com

Bring your swing dancing' shoes and your appetite!  And don't forget about the best Bloody Mary Bar in St. Louis, featuring Mim's house-pickled veggies, fresh cheese and a variety of other goodies and hot sauce!

Jazz, American songbook, Bossa Nova, Samba, Modern French Jazz, Gypsy Jazz, "Indie Bossa Nova"

http://www.thebonbonplot.com

The Bottoms Up Blues Gang features vocalist Kari Liston and guitarist Jeremy Segel-Moss with a gang of outstanding St. Louis musicians.  For almost 15 years, The BUBG has toured the country performing a wide range of originals and covers in the styles of acoustic blues, soul, and jazz.  Born and raised in St. Louis, The BUBG was heavily influenced by many of the St. Louis musical legends and continue to try and carry on that tradition.  The live shows are upbeat, fun and full of the idea that we are all here to have a good time.

https://www.bottomsupblues.com

Blues - Rock'n'Roll

http://www.ghaliaandmamasboys.com

Look elsewhere for your background music. Let The Demons Out is an album that demands your undivided attention, and drags the blues genre into fresh relevance. “We’re not aiming to replicate traditional blues,” says Ghalia, “but rather to push the songwriting and playing to a point at which we discover something new and hopefully fresh, while still maintaining a blues vibe. Basically, we hope to strike a balance between the traditional and progressive. That’s what good art is about anyway…”

Sandi King and Joshua Taylor formed soul-blues band King Taylor Project in 2016 in San Diego, California.  Sandi and Josh are joined by core members David Ryan “davyrockett” Norgren, Josh Weinstein, Jay Chu, and Eric Strickler, and supported by an extended family of incredible collaborators.  KTP performs frequently around Southern California in multiple formats ranging from an electric trio to their full lineup.  They tour and record independently, provide studio and live backing support for other artists, and host and produce The About!... Podcast, a comedic arts/entertainment show primarily featuring guests from the music industry.

http://www.kingtaylorproject.com