Defined by a unique style of music and reaching a wide audience, the edison project is a pop heavy, groove rock band from Augusta, GA that has made their mark on the southeast music scene. In & the edison project was voted Best Rock Band in Augusta by the readers of The Augusta Magazine and earned the opening slot at the hugely successful Drive For Show, Rock Fore! Dough concert Masters Week, where the band began the show featuring Collective Soul and Hootie & the Blowfish. The band sites its influences from a wide range of artists, including Wilco, Ryan Adams, Coldplay, Third Eye Blind, Weezer, Jimmy Eat World, and a multitude of jazz artists. The huge talent in edison shines forth in their progressive anthems and melodic ballads. Most react in amazement when hearing the Edison project for the first time, wondering how these young music lovers can have such a cultivated and coaxing sound, manipulating their instruments and vocals at will and having an almost spiritual effect on the most critical of listeners. Micah Swenson is bass guitar and backup vocals. Zach Swenson is percussion and background vocals. Rino Mendoza is lead guitar, violinist, pianist and backup vocals. David Firmin is lead vocals and rhythm guitar.
Melonbelly Acoustic Guitar Duo - Concord, North CarolinaPremier Member - Contacting this member is FREE!
Professional Acoustic Guitar Duo specializing in high quality live music for weddings, corporate events, birthdays, anniversaries and any special occasion. Shows feature vocal harmony, intricate guitar, harmonica and percussion to songs from oldies, Motown, country, bluegrass, blues, and classic rock to current hits. All equipment, DJ and MC service (announcing wedding party, etc) are included.
Category:
Band - Wedding Band
Additional Category:
Band - Top 40
Genre:
90s Hits 2000s Hits, Alternative, Beach Music, Bluegrass, Blues, Cabaret, Cajun, Caribbean, Childrens Music, Christian Rock, Classical, Country, Dance, Disco, Dixieland, Do-Wop, Folk, Funk, Gospel, Grunge, Jazz, Metal, Motown, Oldies, Pop, Punk, Rythym and Blues, Rap, Reggae, Rock, Rockabilly, Ska, Soul, Swing, Top-40, Tribute Band
Tim Hall & Buffalo Country - Hudson, North Carolina
Buffalo Country is a four piece band performing old & new country music, some classic & southern rock, several oldies and a few beach tunes. We pride ourselves in putting on a family-friendly, energetic show suitable for all ages. We do have our own state-of-the-art sound and lighting equipment. We have recorded and performed numerous times in Nashville, TN.
Two piece, dynamic original music act! Small, self-contained easy travel stage show with focus on sounding great instead of volume! Multi-talented, multi-versatile stage show with lots of unique instruments and switch ups displaying great talent! Singer with extreme range playing several instruments at the same time! Pre-recorded backup(all instruments played by members) gives full rich sound and allows artists to flow more freely and show off their abilities while still playing formal, orchestrated pieces(not just a jam)! Great work ethic and great variety of styles and genres all mixed up! Every song sounds totally different! Something for everyone!
Category:
Band - Rock
Additional Category:
Band - Christian Rock
Genre:
Alternative, Ambient, Bluegrass, Blues, Caribbean, Chamber Music, Christian Rock, Country, Dance, Folk, Funk, Fusion, Jazz, New Age, Pop, Rythym and Blues, Rock, Rockabilly, Techno, World Music
The Cornbred Blues Band is one of Knoxville's premier blues fusion bands, incorporating elements of blues, rock, rockabilly, psychedelia, punk, jazz, and traditional Afro Appalachian folk music into a style that encompasses all stages of this area’s rich musical and cultural heritage. The band formed around the nucleus of a wandering, dejected, and clearly disturbed young singer song writer from Morristown, TN, named Jon Worley. After years of wandering the southern juke joints and dives in a vain attempt to play and drink his life away, he decided to stay a while in Knoxville and see what was going on. He soon encountered a bass player from the South Knoxville area named Shaggy sittin’ on a log down in a Vestal holler. Jon offered him some Panther Piss and showed him his patented hillbilly version of Tovan throat singing. It was not long before crossmojanization occurred and they were well on their way. A few weeks later they were scheduled to play a gig in a nasty little dive in North Knox and thought "wouldn't it be fun to have a drummer". It was that night they bound, gagged, and abducted Ricky Mathis, whom they later found out was actually a multiple personality of some other guy, from a peaceful night’s slumber and threw him in the back of a pickup with a three piece to play the show. Shaggy brought his bass and beard. The next piece of the puzzle came together while playing a show on the back porch of Patrick Sullivan's. Lo and Behold Daniel Lancaster, a childhood friend of Jon who hadn't seen him in 7 years due to a juju hex placed upon them in the midst of a vitamin experiment, walked in the door, and the band was complete. Lancaster owed Jon for giving him 5 of his Easter eggs during a hunt at Morristown’s West Elementary when they were in kindergarten and had been trying to work off the debt. The band has been playing, stompin’, and screamin’ every day since. Sometimes they’ll play on a barge for hundreds of people floating on the river and wake up the next morning in a hotel suite, and sometimes they’ll play for bikers by a campfire in North Carolina and wake up half naked in a mountain creek. You can always count on two things: They’ll make the gig, and they’ll have a story to tell when we get there. It’s the life of a Cornbred Kid.
