David Goldflies (pronounced Goldfleece), a lifelong musician, distinguished himself at an early age through his Grammy award-winning tenure with the Allman Brothers Band (ABB). David is one of just 20 musicians who have performed and recorded with the Allman Brothers. His Alembic bass, which was used on tour and in the studio, is currently on display at the Allman Brothers Band Museum - the Big House in Macon, Georgia. David’s understanding of authentic southern rock and blues can be heard while playing with the ABB. The same heart and soul are also present in his original music. Writing and performing rock, classical, jazz (both on Bass and Violin), and electronic music, David explores multiple musical horizons from the unique perspective of a lifelong musician.

Step into a world of timeless elegance and classic charm with Josh Sirten's Frank Sinatra Tribute Show. Josh, a gifted vocalist and passionate performer, brings the legendary spirit of Ol' Blue Eyes back to life, captivating audiences with his smooth voice and magnetic stage presence. Josh has honed his craft, drawing inspiration from Sinatra's iconic style and emotional depth. His tribute show is not just a performance; it’s an immersive experience that transports fans to the golden era of jazz and swing. From heartfelt ballads to upbeat swing numbers, Josh’s repertoire features all of Sinatra's greatest hits, including “My Way,” “New York, New York,” and “Fly Me to the Moon.” Whether performing at intimate venues or grand theaters, Josh Sirten’s Frank Sinatra Tribute Show is a celebration of classic music, nostalgia, and the enduring legacy of Frank Sinatra. Join us for an evening filled with unforgettable melodies and a touch of old Hollywood glamour!

Based in the Sunshine State, Jazz pianist Mike Levine has developed a reputation as a solid player, producer and composer on the Miami scene. With a career that stretches back to the early 80’s, the University of Miami alumnus made his record debut in 1981 as co-leader of The Ross-Levine Band, a project upon which Pat Metheny was a guest artist. The effort drew national attention and remained in the top ten of the AC-Jazz Chart for six weeks. The subsequent effort also faired well and paved the band’s way as an opening act for such highly regarded performers as Michael Franks, Gato Barbieri and Dionne Warwick. In the times since, Levine has enjoyed a variety of gigs and recordings with Mel Torme,The Jaco Pastorius Big Band,Ed Calle,Michael Bolton,Les DeMerle, David Sanborn, Roberto Perrera, Billy Ross,Greg Abate and John Secada to touring in Mexico, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic and Canada. His festivals appearances have been several, The Montreal, Detroit, Syracuse, Aruba, Amelia Island, Panama City and Berks Jazz Festivals. “From The Heart”, Mikes debut CD, featured special guests Hiram Bullock and Ed Calle. This 2008 release landed Mike on SmoothJazz.com Indie Chart for over forty weeks. His second CD, “Thinking Of You”, was released March 12, 2012 and landed on the Billboard Jazz Tune Chart for 5 weeks with “Walkin Tall” as well as the SmoothJazz. Com/ Indie Chart. Along with South Florida finest, Mikes special guests were Will Lee, Ed Calle and Billy Ross. Mikes third CD “Star Gazing”, also a national release, features Andy Snitzer, Ed Calle, Will Lee, and Lindsey Blair along with South Florida’s finest. On Feb 22 2021 Mike’s fourth CD, “Just Chillin” was released and landed him on SiriusXM satellite radio with two singles. Special guests include: Steve Oliver, Andy Snitzer, Will Lee, Nestor Torres, Ed Calle, and Lindsey Blair. September 1st of 2024 Mike released his fifth project. This project is an EP consisting of 6 songs. Special guest include: Steve Oliver, Nestor Torres, Kyle Shroeder, Ed Calle, Will Lee, Richard Bravo along with S. Florida’s finest. Mike has been performing with his “Miami Spice” sextet featuring Latin Grammy Percussionist and Producer, Richard Bravo. Living in South Florida, Richard is a high demand session and live performer of the highest caliber. Joining Mike, also from South Florida, is his son, Sam Levine on drums. Depending if he is performing in New England or down South, Mike rounds out the group with Bass,Guitar, and Woodwinds.

For over 30 years, soulful guitarist Lowell Hopper has charmed audiences around the world with original compositions to marvelous renditions of classics, tender ballads, transcendent instrumentals, and hard hitting renditions of R&B and jazz classics. Growing up in Virginia, Lowell was introduced to music at an early age as he would often listen to his father play the acoustic guitar and sing around their house. Lowell began playing guitar at age 6, and was playing guitar and bass in R&B and blues bands in night clubs by age 15. After college, Lowell joined the U.S. Air Force during when he was inspired to start writing and producing his own music. Throughout Lowell’s twenty-year Air Force career, he performed and recorded with numerous jazz artists in Germany, Panama Canal, and Florida. Lowell has released 26 albums as a leader, most of which are played frequently on contemporary jazz stations across the world.

Stephen began playing guitar at age ten. Growing up in the 60's and 70's, Stephen played and toured in many bands throughout the south. In 1980 he decided to study at the Southwest Guitar Conservatory in San Antonio, Texas. After graduation, Stephen joined the United States Army as a guitarist, auditioned and won the guitar chair with the Jazz Ambassadors, the official touring jazz orchestra of the U. S. Army. Stephen spent the next twenty years touring all fifty states multiple times, playing major jazz festivals in Europe and Canada and recorded numerous albums with the Jazz Ambassadors. Other notable tours include India, Japan and Mexico. Stephen retired from the Army and now lives in Tulsa ,OK playing gigs and teaching privately.

Craig graduated in 1990 from the University of North Florida with a jazz studies degree, and went on to play professionally on cruise ships, Disney World, and other regional jazz and pop venues. While at UNF, Craig shared the stage with numerous jazz greats like Branford and Wynton Marsalis, Joe Williams, the Count Basie orchestra, Dianne Reeves, Cassandra Wilson and many more. He moved to Panama City Beach in 1997 to play with the local show band “Clutch”. Most recently, he has been playing at local live music venues along 30A and Panama City Beach.