Identical twins Chris and Roger Yale cut their teeth on rock ‘n’ roll while growing up in Hollywood and regularly played the Sunset Strip with their band, Rogue Alley. Now longtime Myrtle Beach residents, Roger is a journalist and was a founding member of the classic rock cover band, Sick Stooges – and Chris enjoyed […]

Light Travelers are a musical duo made up of Karl Langley and John Keuler, two veterans of the music scene who combined forces in 2015 to create a versatile two piece who play two hundred shows a year across the Southeast. Stylistically the duo cover a lot of ground and draw from sources across the world […]

Big Jon Kelly is a solo acoustic performer from Myrtle Beach, SC. His musical career started as a teenager in Pittsburgh, PA performing in the successful band “Brothers Kelly” with his older brother, Aaron. After 23 years as a professional musician, he has played as all over the east coast and as far west as […]

With over 50 years of being a front man, singer and solo musician Ronnie Presley is still cranking out his brand of music to music lovers everywhere. His musical and vocal influences range from John Fogerty, Paul Rodgers, Vince Gill, Randy Owen, Ry Cooder, Keith Urban, Paul Carrick any many more. Ronnie Presley is a […]

Singer/ Songwriter Rod E. Morris grew up with the radio, and it shows in his music. He covers The Eagles, James Taylor, Jim Croce, John Prine, John Denver and Jimmy Buffett to name a few. Rod E. also adds some of his originals too; Songs of Wanderlust and travel. He's been blessed to share his […]

Cadillac Attack is a Country/Rockabilly band made up of Jimmy Cross, the upright bass player, and Todd McCabe, the guitarist.

Born and raised in Nashville, Marc Harris spent much of his early childhood in his Father’s apparel store, which outfitted some of classic country’s legends. Influenced by the greats of country and rock, Marc developed his own twangy melodic sound, Harris started out playing night clubs in Nashville throughout high school and toured the southeast […]

Justin Colvard was a 10-year-old in Allen, Texas, when he first picked up the guitar. After establishing a passion for creating music, he followed many other country hopefuls by relocating to Nashville. Colvard also worked at the world famous Nashville Palace where he was cast to be in a Toby Keith music video. “Honkytonk U”. […]