Tom Petty Radio has been playing Boo Ray since the release of his 2016 'Sea Of Lights' album', which he recorded with his close friend and mentor, Steve Ferrone of The Heartbreakers, on drums. Boo Ray is much loved and regularly played by Texas Radio, Americana Radio, European Radio, and SiriusXM stations. Boo Ray's released new records every couple of years since 2010, and has been turning in fierce live performances with extended twin guitar jams, lots of pedal steel solos, improvisational musical interludes, a la Jason Isbell, Blackberry Smoke, American Aquarium, Mike And The Moonpies, Dwight Yoakam, Dire Straits, Tom Petty, and Zac Brown. Boo Ray often opens his live set with Billys Joe Shaver's 'Fast Train To Georgia', plays for the first 30 minutes without stopping, and continues to perform a high-octane three-hour long set with no breaks. Boo's known for his off-hand southern wit, self-effacing humor, and charming storytelling. Boo Ray's live performances are shows. As he says, Boo Ray's "in Show Business."

Timmy Kelley’s journey to music is anything but ordinary. Born in Pennsylvania to migrant circus performers, he grew up surrounded by the lights, sounds, and thrills of a traveling show. From the time he could walk, Timmy was learning how to juggle, throw knives, and captivate a crowd—but it was the guitar in his tiny hands at just a year and a half old that truly set his path. By the time he landed in Nashville in 2018, he had already lived a life full of adventure, with a spirit perfectly suited for the stage.

Blending powerhouse vocals with heartfelt storytelling, Timmy draws influence from an eclectic mix of icons: the flamboyant showmanship of Freddie Mercury and Adam Lambert, the soulful sincerity of John Mayer and Jason Mraz, the fierce artistry of Beyoncé, and the raw energy of Judas Priest. His performances bring together the theatrical flair of his circus roots with the emotional depth of a songwriter who lives every lyric. In Nashville, Timmy is carving out his own lane—bold, dynamic, and unforgettable—an artist who doesn’t just perform songs, but creates experiences his audiences carry long after the final note.

CATES is named after founding members Matthew and Aaron Cates. Matthew and Aaron have played music together since elementary school and have written together since high school. They are Nashville natives and huge Beatles fans. In 2019, Glen Martin and Stefan Reed joined the band, lending their unique knack for melody and showmanship.

Cy Winstanley is a New Zealand born, Nashville based songwriter, guitarist and vocalist. Cy releases music under his own name; as folk duo Tattletale Saints; children’s music under pseudonym Simon Stanley; and works extensively as a sideman and session guitarist for various local and international artists including Brandy Clark, Tami Neilson, Peter Bradley Adams, Rachel Baiman, Brit Taylor and many more. 

In 2024 Cy released ‘Trick EP’, his first solo outing. With an underlying humor and joy, the collection showcases Cy’s breadth as a songwriter, giving an exciting introduction to a new sonic chapter in the work of this eclectic musician. 

Cy tours regularly and works as a session and live guitarist in and around Nashville, TN. He enjoys running, yoga, reading and eating black licorice.

The Rivieras are a Rhythm and Blues/Rock n’ roll band from Nashville, TN. The band consists of Austin John, McKinley James, Conrad Govrik and Jason Smay. Led by two eccentric guitar slingers, this band throbs with excitement and captivates every audiences they play for. Conrad and Jason provide commanding and authentic grooves that make anyone with a heartbeat tap their foot or go directly to the dance floor. Here’s more about the two  front men:

Austin John is a rhythm and blues & rock ‘n’ roll guitarist, recognized as one of the rising voices in the modern blues scene. As one of the driving forces behind The Hi-Jivers, he has toured extensively across the United States, Europe, and beyond, captivating audiences with his fiery guitar work, vintage-inspired tone and exciting stage presence. Blending traditional blues and early rock ‘n’ roll with his own modern edge, Austin John has quickly proven he’s a force to be reckoned with. You can find him touring with The Hi-Jivers and leading his own band, The Austin John band in a city near you!

McKinley James is equal parts old soul and modern man. Armed with an electric guitar and sharp songwriting chops, he breathes new life into classic sounds erasing the lines between genre and generation.  

Los Tremendos Barbaros is a Nashville based band that plays Conjunto music, the accordion-driven dance music of the south Texas border region. Inspired by his work with traditional musicians in San Antonio, bandleader and accordionist, John Fabke, has worked to bring this distinctive form of Americana music to Nashville. Joining Fabke are roots music veterans, Justin Blanner (bass), Van Burchfield (bajo sexto) and Will O'Rourke (drums)

Come on out for an evening of hot, old-school, Texas dance music featuring polkas, redovas, chotis and huapangos! 

Mandolinist Jeff Burke brings together an all-star cast of bluegrass pickers for a high-energy night of fast-picking, toe-tapping music. Featuring David Long on guitar, Luke Munday on banjo, Amanda Accardi on bass and Ellie Hackanson on fiddle, Jeff Burke & Get Off My Grass deliver a powerhouse performance packed with virtuosic picking, tight harmonies, and bluegrass favorites that will have you grinning from ear to ear. Don’t miss this fun and fiery Sunday night of bluegrass at Star Rover Sound.  

For over 25 years, Corey Congilio has immersed himself in rich and diverse musical career. His experience as a touring guitarist, session musician, educator and presenter has proven to be invaluable in connecting with audiences around the world. As a guitarist versed in all contemporary styles, Corey has supported artists of all genres from Blues, Rock, Country, RnB and Jazz. He’s performed with Joss Stone, David Lee Murphy, Lucie Silvas, Radney Foster, Cassadee Pope, Derek St. Holmes, Danielle Bradberry, Laura Bell Bundy, Barbara Blue and others. In addition to his work as a session musician, Corey writes and performs his own music and in 2016 released his first EP “Well Suited”. Since 2010 Corey has authored over 30 instructional guitar courses. His teaching platform WorkingClassGuitar.com and YouTube channel host weekly lessons, performances and gear reviews. At the heart of Corey’s work is the blues. Having been a lifelong sideman and hired gun, Corey has recently begun his journey as a solo artist. He is currently writing and recording new music that is rooted in the blues while retaining his original voice. Corey currently resides in Nashville, Tennessee where he works as a guitarist and educator.

Austin John is a guitarist from the Hi-Jivers, 4 piece Rock n' Roll/ Rhythm and Blues band that play music inspired by the 50's and 60's. His guitar arsenal has the maturity of a well-seasoned blues guitarist, but with the sting of an explosive rock n' roller.

Born and Raised in ol Wyoming. Now living in the honkey tonks and back alleys of Nashville, Tennessee, picking songs of salvation to salve the soul.

Melissa Farrior is a Nashville-based singer-songwriter blending the soul of Indie/Folk with the grit of Americana. Originally from San Diego, she launched her solo career in 2017 after fronting a country band in Southern California. Her sound—shaped by artists like Susan Tedeschi and Grace Potter—is raw, roots-driven, and emotionally honest. Following her breakthrough EP Gypsy Love in 2023, she released three introspective singles in 2024 and continues to build momentum in the Indie Roots scene.

Eliza Thorn is an artist from the North country who currently resides in Nashville, TN. She has traveled across the states with her guitar, collecting the rambling sounds of soul, blues, and jazz along the way. Her sultry sound will take you to a place unknown, yet warm and familiar.

Austin John is a guitarist from the Hi-Jivers, 4 piece Rock n' Roll/ Rhythm and Blues band that play music inspired by the 50's and 60's. His guitar arsenal has the maturity of a well-seasoned blues guitarist, but with the sting of an explosive rock n' roller.

The Olys is a rock trio consisting of Rachel, a singer-songwriter from Tennessee, Nemo, a bassist and multi-instrumentalist from Oregon, and Sean, a drummer from Arizona! The group met in Nashville TN to make music and has been performing covers and writing originals ever since! The Olys has played at multiple venues in the TN area including the Thirsty Goat, EJ’s, and Oak Grove Casino! 

Tony Hannah is a singer-songwriter based in Nashville with roots originating in East Tennessee and the California West. She reinvents the nostalgic sounds of 1970's folk and country music for a modern audience while bridging styles from country, folk, and americana music. Tony Hannah's sound encapsulates the introspection of Kate Wolf and Emmylou Harris with the sass of 90’s country stars like Tanya Tucker and Rosanne Cash. She performs live as a solo act and often with a three-piece band that fully brings her songs to life. Be sure to listen to her new EP ‘Premonitions’ that encompasses her deep love for the country and folk music genres.

J. Carmichael writes ballads about love, God, and a world spinning out of control. Defiance, perhaps to a fault, echoes in his music, from the way he writes, to the instruments he plays, to what he writes about. J grew up on Nashville Now, 90’s punk and indie and he is influenced by the songwriting giants of many genres. Just as comfortable at a fiddle festival as he is at a punk rock show, never content in the confines of a genre. J has released 3 full length records and a handful of EPs with another album coming in 2025. J spent 2008-2013 recording albums and playing shows from Washington State to Texas playing as an opener for: Lucero, Tumbledown (Mike of MxPx), Scott Biram, and yet to break out alt country sensation John Moreland. After becoming a father J took several years away from performing and recording and served multiple communities in Idaho and Washington state driving ambulances and fighting a few fires. Some souls however, are bound to roam and share stories and songs along the way. In 2024 J set out on the road again with a pile of new songs and looks forward to doing even more of it in 2025. 

Austin John is a guitarist from the Hi-Jivers, 4 piece Rock n' Roll/ Rhythm and Blues band that play music inspired by the 50's and 60's. His guitar arsenal has the maturity of a well-seasoned blues guitarist, but with the sting of an explosive rock n' roller.

Nashville-based singer/songwriter/recording artist/producer/multi-instrumentalist - Rob Talton - has performed for thousands of people with his band “Talton Brothers Band”. He co-founded the band with guitarist/producer Michael Garcia. The two songwriters equally steeped in the musical roots of American rock, blues, jazz, and gospel, collaborated many times; as Garcia has engineered and produced all but two of Rob Talton’s discography working with some of the most sought-after Studio Musicians in the world - Adam Nitti, Scott Bernard, Jason Palmer, Anthony Sallee, Steve Brewster, Jonathan Crone, Josh Matheny, and many more in Nashville. Talton has written and recorded with his former band, “Changed” in Muscle Shoals at the “World Famous” FAME Recording Studio. Rob has recorded in many of the most famous studios in the country and has an extensive Discography both as a solo artist and with his band(s), as well as contributing to the works of other well-known artists.  
The Nashville-based “Rob Talton Band” has a unique sound that combines elements of American Rock, soul, jazz, and the blues.  The sound is big and adds elements of Latin percussion with Studio Musician/Percussionist Jimmy Lopez.  The band consists of Nashville-based musicians: Mic Guy (Bass/Vocals), Rory Kennedy (Guitar/Vocals), Nick Planer (Guitar/Vocals), Tony Ortiz (Drums), Jimmy Lopez (Percussion), and Rob Talton (Keyboards/Organ/Lead Vocals).  The band’s sound harkens back to the sounds of some of their biggest influences; The Allman Brothers Band, ZZ Top, The Beatles, Stevie Ray Vaughn, Tom Petty, Joe Bonamassa, B.B. King, Freddie King, Muddy Waters, Lightin’ Hopkins, CREAM, Bob Seger, and many more… Rob Talton plays keyboards and provides soulful lead vocals. Rob is a member of the (NSAI) Nashville Songwriter’s Association International and is very active in the Nashville songwriting community.  Rob makes his home in Nashville, TN.

The Nelson-Wyatt Duo are seasoned pros intent on playing a wide variety of tunes to get everybody in the house singing along…and maybe even dancing! Scott Nelson plays keys and bass pedals and Mike Wyatt sings and plays drums and percussion. They’ll be joined by Woodwind master Joe Getsi playing sax and flute. Together they’ll touch on Jazz, Pop, Rock and Country with some silliness thrown in along the way. Come join the fun!

Austin John is a guitarist from the Hi-Jivers, 4 piece Rock n' Roll/ Rhythm and Blues band that play music inspired by the 50's and 60's. His guitar arsenal has the maturity of a well-seasoned blues guitarist, but with the sting of an explosive rock n' roller.

Michael Corleto is a Kennebunk, Maine native. Since the age of 10 Michael has always had a guitar in his hands and throughout the last decade he has honed his craft. In conjunction with the guitar he also sings, writes his own music and lyrics, dabbles in a handful of various stringed-instruments, and plays well over a hundred gigs per year. Michael's musical taste is derived from numerous genres ranging from early-blues and classic rock to the bluegrass and mountain music of Appalachia. 

I’m a musician and an artist.  I love music and have been writing songs for years, so now I want to share them with the world.  Music is a pleasure, for sure, but it is also essential. A wise man once said, ‘Music is God’s voice.'  Music is a supernatural language that we can all understand and feel, it is universal.  I'm a storyteller more than anything, I tell stories through my music.

For over 25 years, Corey Congilio has immersed himself in rich and diverse musical career. His experience as a touring guitarist, session musician, educator and presenter has proven to be invaluable in connecting with audiences around the world. As a guitarist versed in all contemporary styles, Corey has supported artists of all genres from Blues, Rock, Country, RnB and Jazz. He’s performed with Joss Stone, David Lee Murphy, Lucie Silvas, Radney Foster, Cassadee Pope, Derek St. Holmes, Danielle Bradberry, Laura Bell Bundy, Barbara Blue and others. In addition to his work as a session musician, Corey writes and performs his own music and in 2016 released his first EP “Well Suited”. Since 2010 Corey has authored over 30 instructional guitar courses. His teaching platform WorkingClassGuitar.com and YouTube channel host weekly lessons, performances and gear reviews. At the heart of Corey’s work is the blues. Having been a lifelong sideman and hired gun, Corey has recently begun his journey as a solo artist. He is currently writing and recording new music that is rooted in the blues while retaining his original voice. Corey currently resides in Nashville, Tennessee where he works as a guitarist and educator.

Mandolinist Jeff Burke brings together an all-star cast of bluegrass pickers for a high-energy night of fast-picking, toe-tapping music. Featuring David Long on guitar, George Guthrie on banjo, Scott Norris on bass and Eric Lee on fiddle, Jeff Burke & Get Off My Grass deliver a powerhouse performance packed with virtuosic picking, tight harmonies, and bluegrass favorites that will have you grinning from ear to ear. Don’t miss this fun and fiery Sunday night of bluegrass at Star Rover Sound.  

Since playing his first “gig” in Junior High School, Jackson has had a guitar in his hand and song lyrics in his head most every day and all day. His early musical tastes ranged from the Beatles to Credence Clearwater Revival to the singer/songwriter troubadours of the day setting the stage for his own songwriting and love of rock n’ roll. Playing baseball and music filled his High School years while college found him playing his original songs at private parties, coffeehouses and music room stages up and down the University of Tennessee strip in Knoxville. His passion for the craft of writing songs and performing his original material continued to flourish, and after graduating from college in 2014, Bruck moved back home to Nashville, TN where he started performing his songs around Music City.

In early 2018, The Dukes of Hume were born. After playing sets at local Nashville staples, such as Mercy Lounge, The Basement and The High Watt, the band competed in and won Lightning 100's Music City Mayhem 2018 competition. They have since played Live On The Green Music Festival, Let Freedom Sing! Music City July 4th, & Pilgrimage Music, Cultural & Arts Festival. Their debut album, "The Golden Road" is released late 2020. They are currently working on their sophomore project, "The Lonely Lovers Serenade".

The Golden Barrel Band specializes in the music of The Byrds, Gram Parsons, The Flying Burrito Brothers, and other California Country Rock artists from the 1970s.