Sam’s Swing Band plays music ranging from Glenn Miller and Benny Goodman of the 30’s & 40’s, to Count Basie and Henry Mancini of the 50’s & 60’s, and more current big band charts.

The Soul Syndicate is Michigan’s can’t miss Soul/Funk-infused entertainment experience. They pay tribute to the most influential R&B artists of our time in vintage fashion.

Michigan-based brother duo, The Bronk Bros. are modern day honky-tonkers. They’re known for impressive vocals, rocking guitar and harmonica, and their crowd-engaging energy.

Loved by fans of Country, Rock, Blues, and Folk, Paradise Outlaw is an Americana band from Grand Rapids with a good-time sound that’s both refreshing yet familiar.

Lighten Up Francis is a West Michigan band that will keep you on your feet, playing the songs you love and digging deep to cover many you won’t hear from others.

Madcat Midnight Blues Journey is a Michigan-based band that brings seasoned stage presence and improvisational exuberance to standard and obscure Blues tunes, Folk and Jazz melodies, and original music.

With well-crafted performances, original compositions, dynamic and high-energy tunes, and an exciting stage presence, Melophobix is guaranteed to win over audiences of all ages and backgrounds.

Hailed as “The most dynamic Americana group out of Detroit, Michigan” Escaping Pavement masterfully blends and blurs the lines of Bluegrass, Folk, and Americana.

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Grand Rapids-based Nicholas James and the Bandwagon has created their own brand of music they refer to as Hippie Tonk. It falls somewhere between Folk and Country with a solid dose of Rock and the occasional Reggae, Cajun, or World Beat mixed in.

Soul ACCESS is a West Michigan band made up of seven veteran professional musicians who are adept at Jazz and Blues, as well as classic Pop and Soul standards. Every note they play and sing rings true to the musical genres they know and love.

As American as apple pie, Gunnar & The Grizzly Boys make country music by nature, not by design. Their songs travel straight from the northern pines and fruit orchards of Michigan to your radio speakers and local honky-tonks.