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A Dirty Honey concert is a must-see for old and new rock ‘n’ rollers!

New York-born Nero started playing a Fender Stratocaster as a teenager and spent his time wandering the Florida coast from Ft. Lauderdale all the way down to the Keys. Nero’s search for music and sunshine during those travels are evident in his lyrics.

Trombone Shorty’s new album is a happy jam that will turn the darkest days into a ‘Lifted’ one.

This stunning release from award winning UK singer and songwriter Ruth Lyon is timely given her imminent American debut at the prestigious South by South West (SXSW) Festival in Austin, Texas March 11th-19th whose alumni include Norah Jones and The White Stripes.

Free can stand toe-to-toe with with any of the current blues rock guitar slingers on today’s circuit and more than hold his own. I imagine a lot of young guns are going to have to step up their respective games.

“’On The Ride’ is a letter to friends asking them to let us know when they’re in need. It’s a song for tough times.” – Liz Jones

A major strength of the band throughout the set was the chemistry between the musicians which impacts upon their interactions with each other to achieve a cohesive and expansive sound.

“I’m excited and honored to play in front of such a legend in all of these fantastic venues. My job will be to prime the audience in the best way I can and try to help make it a memorable night of music.”

Pete Muller will be releasing ‘SPACES’ in May and heading on a national tour, as he continues to manage his leading roles with impactful music organizations.

Anthony Moser’s debut album is socially relevant commentary on the times. People take the casual fact, the creative imagination, and the will to believe and then construct their own reality.