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Local Old School Legendary Jazz Drummer

http://michellemoonshine.com/ Singer-Songwriter Michelle Moonshine's original songs have an upbeat tempo, catchy vocal lines and heartfelt lyrics; but it's her unique voice that truly engages a listener at a performance. Her timbre can be described as incredibly sweet and whimsical, and is yet saturated in feeling that makes you want to stop and listen to every word.  

Miguel, a native of San Juan,Puerto Rico has studied drums ever since he was a child. His father Jose "Pepe" Jimenez (drummer for Carlos Santana and Santa Fe and The Fat City Horns)influenced him to pursue music as a career. After moving to Las Vegas, Miguel graduated and studied jazz and percussion at the Las Vegas Academy School of the Performing Arts in Las Vegas,Nevada http://www.migueljimenez-cruz.com/

Eli Locke is a California country boy with a slow drawl that conjures up the spirit of Merle and Hank, and a sound that’s pure Strait and Jackson. He’s got that young buck swagger of an Easton Corbin, Chris Young or Jon Pardi. Eli’s a no-nonsense, no-frills kind of American musician https://elilocke.com/home

World Class Jazz Musicians from New York and San Francisco play at night and teach at our free jazz kids camp in the day. Truly a world class evening of music all week Peter Apfelbaum, Kenny Brooks, Sam Bevan, Joe Bagale, Teddy Kumpel, Josh Jones and Adam Theis  

Hayes echoes the earnestness of Springsteen, the pop sensibility of Petty, and the raw emotion of Ryan Adams. Simply put by Music Junkie Press, “If you are from the Bay Area and haven’t been to a Travis Hayes show, then you are missing out.”

Rhythm and Blues Guitarist/Singer/ Horn Player and his Trio. George has been a big part of Moody's musical history.

The Los Angeles-based artist and avid skier, surfer, and yogi has mastered this with a perfect combination of genuinely positive vibes, inspiring lyrics, transcendent guitar work, and danceable grooves within well crafted songs. Elements of Little Feat, Bob Marley, Johnny Cash, Duane Allman, and Andres Segovia abound. http://www.christopherhawley.net/