By STAFF
The 2025 Veer Music Awards ceremony will be presented by Elevation 27 on Sunday, February 2 at 6 PM. Admission is FREE to all to attend. Additional sponsorship provided by Virginia Arts Festival, New Realm Brewing Company, Festevents, and Veterans United Home Loans Amphitheater @ Virginia Beach/Live Nation/The Dome. Doors open at 5:00 PM. Seating is limited and on a first-come basis. The venue has created additional standing space.
Speaking of The Dome, the legendary convention hall and concert space at the Virginia Beach oceanfront, our musical theme for the evening is “A Tribute to The Dome.”
Each local band performing during the Veer Music Awards will play a tune from a group that appeared at The Alan B Shepard Convention Center, known as affectionately by locals as The Dome.
As a note of interest, the final concert at The Dome was by hitmakers Three Dog Night. Local group The Stingrays were the opening act. For the Veer Music Awards, we’ll begin the evening with a reunited Stingrays performing Three Dog Night’s “Celebrate.”
Other live performances scheduled during the awards ceremony will include:
The Rolling Stones, “Paint It Black”: performed by Wilder Horses
Jimi Hendrix Experience, “Hey Joe”: Performed by Anthony Rosano & The Conqueroos
Stevie Wonder, “Living in the City”: performed by Akeylah Simone & Co.
The Supremes, “Love Child”: performed by Seamless
Patsy Cline, “Crazy” performed by Fixity & Friends
Blondie, “Heart of Glass”: Performed by Runnin’ Shine
The Guess Who, “No Sugar Tonight / New Mother Nature”: Performed by Allen Hudson & The Halfmoons
Black Sabbath, “War Pigs”: Performed by Rocky 7
The Who, “I Can See For Miles”: Performed by The Hookz
Monarch, “Rhiannon,” Fleetwood Mac
In addition to the awards 42 categories, we selected 15 individuals to be presented Lifetime Achievement recognitions. They are as follows:
Gene Loving (Concert Promoter/Radio Personality)
Bob Zentz
Peggy Debellis Bruce
Michael Williams
Michael Goldberg
Beth Jarock
Bill Gaunce
Nick Bonis
Russell Scarborough
Curtis Ely
Bob Jones
Bill Bradshaw
Barry Friedman (Birdland Music)
Richard Spano
Dean Koehler
The 2025 nominees are…
Album of the Year
Jared Farrell, “The Lunatic Messiah”
Mark Rogers, “30 Minutes from Water Street”
Jae Sinnett, “The Blur The Lines Project”
Blue Ribbon, “Gluttony”
T-Rifik, “The Layover”
Allegra Duchaine, “Evolution”
Devecia Mack, “Selfish”
One Culture, “Home Again”
The JD3 Band, “Some Kind of Magic”
Spirit Gun, “The Status Quo Must Go”
Ink and Thread, “Until We’re Grown”
Hoot & Annie, “Inspector Penny”
B Menace, “Family Ties”
The Fuzz Band, “Instrumentals”
Peppos Jones Band, “Life Notes”
Chuck Black, “100 Jays: Pretty Girls Love Good Weed”
Tim the Wzrd, “Antimatter Time Capsule”
Ashleigh Chevalier, “Cayenne Roses”
ghostStar, “Popular Front”
Embrace The Oblivion, “Out For Blood”
Chris Brydge & Tim Seibles, “Something Like We Did”
Wes Charlton, “Father Please Put The War Away”
Oceans, “Oceans”
EP of the Year
Raspy Soul, “5”
Ladada, “yada dada”
Red Weather, “All We Have Is Time”
Kubatons, “Kubatons”
Archie Boone, “Undoped: The Last High”
Sunny Moonshine, “Jupiter”
Arms Bizarre, “Cult of Self, Vol 1”
Ocean Asylum: “Committed”
Clementine, “Half A Lifetime”
Por Vida, “Fathoms”
Old Scars, “Here With Me”
Quicksilver Night, “Seven Cities Blue”
Wilde Owl, “Pictures of Richard”
Rick & The Mix, “Walking with the Blues”
Dan Nash, “The Come Up”
The Muddy Gems, “Three For The Road”
Devil Scott, “Hard for a Fool”
Hippie Love Party, “Enjoy the Waves”
Song of the Year
Wilke$, “Stay Awhile”
Ganjacat, “Most High”
Otis Brooks, “Wolf Spider”
Sunny Moonshine, “Time”
Kubotans, “Feel It Now”
BJ Griffin, “SciFi”
Roberta Lea, “Dinner, Sunset, Nina Simone”
Cody Christian, “Too Stoned in the City”
Celeste Kellogg, “Gossip Queen of the South”
Jenasis, “Kaleidoscope”
Rob Oliver, “Hold On to What You Love”
Perkaderk, “Angel (On Our Way)”
D*nik, “A Simple Love Song (It’s All Good)”
The Hookz, “Take Me For a Ride”
Devecia Mack, “Apple Pie”
Blue Ribbon, “Automatic”
Jacob Vanko, “Doorways”
Mark Rogers, “Natalie”
John Michael, “Reverie”
Red Weather, “Parts of You”
Exploding Sun, “Can Take My Share”
One Culture/Mellodose, “Heal Your Soul”
Ann Gray, “Summer Hobby”
Kiera Chaunte, “Ain’t My Man”
Raspy Soul/T-Rifik, “Takeoff”
Emily Fraser, “Do I Stay?”
Nell Dare, “Keep A Secret”
Suburban Key Party, “The Wreckage”
Mike & Amy Aiken, “Flew Away”
Wes Charlton, “Inside Scene”
Louisa, “Cycle”
La’Nique, “So Many Things”
Song of the Year (Cover)
Derek Smith, “Summer’s End” (John Prine)
Quicksilver Night, “Voices Carry” (’Til Tuesday)
Jae Sinnett, “Frankenstein” (Edgar Winter Group)
Dunkirk Riots, “Take Back the Power” (The Interrupters)
The Nerve Scheme, “Anything, Anything” (Dramarama)
Allen Hudson & The Halfmoons, “I’m Your Captain/Closer To Home” (Grand Funk Railroad)
Music Video of the Year
Sunny Moonshine, “Robot”
Magg Dylan, “We Aren’t Metal”
Roberta Lea, “Girl Trip”
Amir Driver X DamnDanny757, “Diamonds + Pearls”
Shormey, “Raw”
Celeste Kellogg, “Gossip Queen of the South”
B Menace X Ave, “All We Got Is Us”
Devecia Mack, “Apple Pie”
Jenasis, “Kaleidoscope”
Emily Fraser, “The Missing Part”
Stu Money, “Sellin Sum”
Allegra DuChaine, “Don’t Call Me Baby”
Turncoat Syndicate, “Angels & Devils”
Starving Artists, “Model Without a Cause”
Chuck Black ft. Pretty Loko & Dasia Dior, “Pretty Bitches”
Mike & Amy Aiken, “Flew Away”
Anthony Rosano & The Conqueroos, “Sweet Little Devil”
UnK AL, “Whatcha Went and Done Did”
Quay2Slimey, “Turn Me Down”
The Life Hacks, “Elf on the Shelf (What Is Your Name?)”
Raay Finesse, “Rain On Me”
Young Crazy, “I’m Da Man”
Richard David Spano, “One Night Home”
Jarrett Beeler + The Calm Before, “When We’re All Grown”
Animated/AI/Effects Music Video of the Year
Quicksilver Night, “Dragon’s Eye View”
The Clue, “Just 16”
Nested For Rest, “Time (First Memories)”
Black Sheep Shepherds, “The Herd”
Brian Grilli, “Can You Feel It”
The Clue, “N*ked with a G*n”
Tina Micula,“Christmas, “Kwanzaa, Hanukkah (Jing-a-ling)/We All Celebrate in Our Own Way”
D*nik, “A Simple Love Song (It’s All Good)”
Holiday Theme
Russell Scarborough: Released a single of “Dance of the Sugar-Plum Fairy”
The Life Hacks: Released the music video “Elf on the Shelf (What Is Your Name?)”
Quicksilver Night: Released the song and accompanying animated video “Dragon’s Eye View”
Chuck Black: Released the hip hop tune “The 25th”
Annie Johnson: Released her version of “I Believe in Father Christmas”
The Muddy Gems: Released the track “Christmas Time (Let’s Fall in Love)
Tina Micula: Released an animated video of her song “Christmas, Kwanza, Hanukkah”
Smooth Jazz
Dion Langley: Released the songs “It’s Alright” and “Classified”
J Staton: Released the single “The Weekend”
Talton Manning: Released the track “Beige and Sage”
(Chris Brydge & Tim Seibles released the album “Something Like We Did.” Photo by Jennifer Fish.)
Jazz Traditional
The Fuzz Band: Released an album of instrumental jazz music and played Hampton Jazz Festival
Chris Brydge & Tim Seibles: Released the album “Something Like We Did”
Chloe Youtsey: Released the single “One Less Day”
Justin Kauflin: Released the album “Live at Sam First”
John Toomey Trio: Served as backing band for Attucks Jazz Series headliners
The Virginia Experiment: Played the Phoebus Jazz Festival
Jimmy Masters: Curated and performed Towne Bank Jazz Series @ Sandler Center
Liz Terrell Brydge: Played the Phoebus Jazz Festival
Jae Sinnett: Performed several headlining shows at Ferguson Center, American Theatre, and Attucks Theatre
R&B/Soul
Akeylah Simone: Released several singles including “Confident” and “8 Hours”
Wilke$: Released the song “Stay Awhile”
Gifted Hands: Released the album “Childhood Trauma”
Raspy Soul: Released the EP “5”
Kiera Chaunte: Released the singles “Ain’t My Man” and “Only For One Night” with Pretty Loko
La’Nique: Released several songs including “Hard To Get” and “So Many Things”
Devecia Mack: Released the album “Selfish” and a pair of videos
Hip Hop
T-Rifik: Released the album “The Layover” featuring many guest vocalists
B Menace: Released the album “Family ties,” multiple singles, and a music video
Archie Boone: Released the EP “Undoped: The Last High”
TeezySoDope: Released the track “D.i.i.D”
Chuck Black: released the album “Pretty Girls Love Weed”
Raay Finesse: Released the music video “Rain On Me”
Young Crazy: Released the singles and videos “I’m Da Man” and “Like That”
Ghetto Chris: Release several tracks including “Win”
Stu Money: Released the album “Solidified (Deluxe Version)” and music vid “Sellin’ Sum”
Bigjojo2x: Released several singles including “Misses”
Amir Driver: Released the music vid “Diamonds & Pearls” with Damn Danny757
(Voices of Fire members Nakia Madry-Smith and Michon David. Courtesy photo)
Gospel/Inspirational
Voices of Fire: Performed as part of the opening ceremonies at Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris
CXDIE: Christian rapper released the song “Free”
Hanks Martin: Released the album “7 Songs of Praise”
World Music
Ganjacat: Released numerous singles and played the Point Break Festival
One Culture: Released the album “Home Again”
Vince Lee featuring Cultivated Mind: Released the single “Feeling Just Right”
Tidewater Pipes & Drums: Performed at Scope as part of the VA International Tattoo
Pop
Louissa: Released the singles “Cycle” or “Bitter Truth”
Jenasis: Released the single and video “Kaleidoscope”
BJ Griffin: Released the single “Scifi”
Sunny Moonshine: Released the EP Jupiter, dance track “Jellyfish,” and several videos
Perkaderk: Released the tunes “Angel (On Our Way) and “Running on Empty”
D*nik: Released the songs “A Simple Love Song (It’s All Good)” and “He Needs Me”
Emily Fraser: Released the tunes and videos “The Missing Part” and “Do I Stay?”
Allegra DuChaine: Released the album “Evolution”
Otis Brooks: Released the single “Wolf Spider”
Nell Dare: Released the song “Keep a Secret”
Stella Haile: Released the song “Overthinking and Drinking”
Clementine: Released the EP “Half a Lifetime” and single “Journey (Heart on Wings)”
Ann Gray: Released numerous singles including “This Is What It Feels Like” and “Summer Hobby”
IndiePop
Tim the Wzrd: Released the single “Colorado” and album “Antimatter Time Capsule”
Shormey: Released the singles and music videos “Raw” and “Trust”
Ladada: Released the EPs “yada dada” and “White Elephant”
The Lazy Dangers: Released the single “Summer People Forever”
ghostStar: Released the album “Popular Front”
Dariel Clark: Released the single “Against The Grain”
Starving Artists: Digitally re-released three updated tunes including “Model Without a Cause”
The Life Hacks: Released the single and video “Elf On A Shelf (What Is Your Name?)”
Metal
Babylon Rising: Released the tunes “Lost” and “R3ND3R”
Por Vida: Released the EP “Fathoms”
Ocean Asylum: Released the EP “Committed”
Embrace The Oblivion: Released the album “Out for Blood”
At War: Performed both nationally and internationally in 2024
Freedom Hawk: Toured nationally in 2024
Magg Dylan: Released a series of music videos including “We Aren’t Metal”
Defying Dead: Released the single “Virginia Is For Violence”
SiNN: Released the remastered album “Amongst Tempest Clouds”
The New Mutiny: Released the album “The Only Animal”
Alternative Rock/Pop
Red Weather: Released the EP “All We Have Is Time”
Jarred Farrell: Released the concept album “Beast Machine”
Aaron Firestone: Released several singles including “So Cool”
Black Sheep Shepherds: Released a trio of singles and vids including “Margret’s Web”
Same Time Tomorrow: Released the single “Picturesque”
Wilde Owl: released the EP “Pictures of Richard”
Mari Cornell: Released “Pulling Me”
Blue Ribbon: Released the album “Gluttony”
Hippie Love Party: Released the EP “Enjoy the Waves”
Jerrett Beeler + The Calm Before: Released the single and music video “When We’re All Grown”
Rock
Kubotans: Released a self-tiled EP
Allen Hudson & The Halfmoons: Released the songs “Xanadu” and “Morning Stars”
Suburban Key Party: Released several songs including “The Wreckage”
Jacob Vanko: Released the single “Doorways”
Exploding Sun: Released the single “Can Take My Share”
John Michael: Released the song “Reverie”
Turncoat Syndicate: Released the music video “Angels & Devils”
Classic Rock
Bill Gaunce: Released several Dylan/Petty-esque songs on Youtube including “Time to Change,” “Half Past Three” and “South 13”
Wes Charlton: Released the album “Father Please Put The War Away”
The James Morgan Gang: Released the song “Walking Each Other Home”
The Hookz: Released the single “Take Me for a Ride”
Rob Oliver: Released the song “Hold On To What You Love”
Peppos Jones Band: Released the album “Life Notes”
Ward’s Pocket: Released the tracks “Whole Heart” and “Seeing Is Believing”
Richard David Spano: Released the song “There’s A Way Back” with numerous guest players
No Agenda: Release the songs “Stranger” and “Lover”
Kevin Aubrey Gilbert: Released the single and video “Blue Point (Rocket Rat’s Goodbye)”
Rockabilly/Retro
Hoot & Annie: Released the whimsical album “Inspector Penny”
Lucky 757: Received radio play on Out of the Box
The Futuros: Released the song “Cool Guitar”
UnK-AL: Released a trio of quirky, old-timey style music videos
Punk/Garage
False Cape: Released the single “Aragona Village”
ALPHA: Released two albums, “Mental Corrosion” and “Where It Started”
Spirit Gun: Released the album “The Status Quo Must Go”
Dunkirk Riots: Released two Irish-punk style song “Spirit of Norfolk”
Old Scars: Released the EP “Here With Me”
The Nerve Scheme: Released “Anything, Anything”
Oceans: Released a self-titled album
Arms Bizarre: Released the EP “Cult of Self, Vol 1”
Jeff Fava: Released several songs via Youtube including “I Just Can’t Find The Door”
Homemade Speed: Released the album“Faster Is Better”
The Muddy Gems: Released the EP “Three For The Road”
Mean Jesus: Released the single “Chains” with “Teeth” as the flip-side
Killer Feels: Released the EP “Emerald Eyes”
Psychedelic/Jam Band
The Bread Collectors: Released the tune “The Heart Warms”
TattLeeMark: Released the single “Vacation”
Fred Goodrich: Released the song “Slow Grass”
Electronic/Experimental
Nested For Rest: Released the album “Realign” and single “The Middle”
Hindu Pez: Released several tracks including “And One More Thing” and “National Security”
BK Stank: Released the album “Neither Here nor There”
Spiral Static: Released the song “Liberation” via Youtube
Jon Shuemaker: Released a multitude of tracks including “Thought Reflection”
Country
Robbie Bradshaw: Released the song “Portsmouth Lumber Co”
The Bill Miles Band: Released to songs “Moonshine Highway” and “The Hangman’s Ready”
Cody Christian: Released the song “Too Stoned in the City”
Roberta Lea: Released the single and music video for “Dinner, Sunset, Nina Simone”
Celeste Kellogg: Released the song and music video “Gossip Queen of the South”
Ashleigh Chevalier: Released the album “Cayenne Roses”
The Connection Band: Released the patriotic video “Brothers”
Troy Breslow: Performed WDVX’s Blue Plate Special in Knoxville and released the song “Real Good Dogs”
Folk/Acoustic
Mark Rogers: Released the album “30 Minutes from Water Street” and toured the East Coast
Devil Scott: Released the EP “Hard for a Fool”
Mike & Amy Aiken: Released the song and video “Flew Away”
Ink and Thread: Released the album “Until We’re Grown”
Dan Nash: Released the EP “The Come Up”
Rickshaw Derby: Released the single “The Nap”
Fox & The Bear: Released the song “Trust Fall”
Bennett Walker Wales: Released the single “Embers”
Dry Land: Released the song “Third of June”
Roy Ira Moats & The Moats Dogs: Released the singles “How Long Have I Gone” and “Crazy Girl”
Kadence: Released several songs including “Cup of Tea” and “A Deal About Perfection”
Wyatt Baldwin: An offbeat application of acoustic music with the album “J Jingle”
The Warm Hug: Released the tune “The Sweater Curse”
Lavender Fire: Released an EP of melancholy piano ballads
Ben Phelps: Released the album “Points West”
The Storyweavers: Released the song “Dancing with Your Ghost”
Jim Bulleit: Another prolific year of singles including “The Beautiful Changes”
Dave Cox: Released the song “Hilton Tavern”
Matt Holloman: Released the song “Peach Buds”
Blues
Skip Friel: Released the blues/rock song “When I Can Change Your Mind”
Monty Sweet: Release 3 singles including “Mr. Highway” and “Blink of an Eye”
Paul Urban: Released the song and music video “All That There Is”
JD3 Band: Released the album “Some Kind of Magic”
Rick & The Mix: Released the EP “Walking with the Blues”
Bobby Black Hat Walters: Released the song “Broke Knee Blues”
Jason Cale Band: Released the album “Live from Garth Newell Music Center”
Quicksilver Night: Released the instrumental EP “Seven Cities Blue”
Anthony Rosano & The Conqueroos: Released the singles “Whisper in the Pines” and “Another Kind of Love”
Live Band
Ganjacat: Played the main stage at Point Break Festival
The Fuzz Band: Played the Hampton Jazz & Music Festival
Kubatons: EP release show at Elevation 27
Bobby Black Hat Walters: Headlined Ferguson Center
Allen Hudson & The Halfmoons: Opened for dada at The NorVa
Jae Sinnett Trio: Headlined Ferguson Center
Dave Johnson & The Truth: Opened for Kingfish at The NorVa
Red Weather: Performed EP release concert at The Annex
Akeylah Simone: Named to the Virginia Commission for the Arts touring artist roster
Freedom Hawk: Headlined Elevation 27
Thee Nux Trio: Opened for national acts at Scandals Live
Suburban Key Party: Opened for Fighting Gravity @ The NorVa
Anthony Rosano & The Conqueroos: Opened for Hunter Hayes during Last Night on the Town
Roberta Lea: Toured extensively in ’24 including at Dollywood and on the Black Opry Revue Tour
Cover Band
Seamless
Buckshot VB
The Vagabonds
Monarch
Wonderland
Rocky 7
Airliner
Infinite Flava
The Gold Sauce
Thru w/Therapy
21 North
Hotcakes
JD Silvia Band
Michael Clark Band
Request Station
Free For All
Christian Mitchell Project
Intangible Cats
Plastic Eddie
Up-In-The-Air Band
The River Boyz
Vinyl Headlights
The Detonators
Almost Famous Band
Tribute/Themed Band
WOAH!
Grupo Ritmo Son
Last Fair Deal
The Champagne Band
Good Shot Judy
Midnight Rain
Wilder Horses
Brasswind
Barry Manilow’s Wardrobe
Nashville Nights Band
The Deloreans
Nature’s Child
Radio 80s
Grateful Jed
Deadrise
Cover Solo/Duo
Matt Thomas
Alex Best
Borderline Crazy Duo
Bryan Dunn
Aaron Fulcher
Wine Dark Sea
Mike Gombas
Nate Sacks
Dan Pellegrino
Fixity
Mike Proffitt
Ever After Duo
Grant Austin Taylor
Big Forest Fire
Karl Werne
Lewis McGehee
Red Stapler Duo
Milk Crate Mafia
Open Mic
Elliot’s Fair Grounds
Victorian Station
Stuft
Froggie’s
Hilton Tavern
The Creek
Abbey Road
Elation Brewing
Redbones
Marker 20
Chicho’s Shore Dr
Cowboy Cactus
MoMac Brewing
Baja Cantina
Maker’s Craft Brewery
COVA Brewing
Live Music Venue (Bar)
Noir
Woody’s Raw Bar Great Bridge
Froggie’s
Scandals Live
South Beach Grill
The Roads Bistro
Riffhouse Pub
Taphouse Grill
Old Beach Tavern
Live Music Venue (Capacity 200-800)
The American Theatre
The Bunker
Elevation 27
The Vanguard
Brothers
The Annex
Zeiders American Dream Theater
Live Music Venue (Brewery)
Elation Brewing
New Realm Brewing Company
Smartmouth NFK Warehouse
Big Ugly Brewing
Billsburg Brewing
Smartmouth Pilot House
MoMac Brewing
Afterglow Brewing
Live Music Series (Indoors)
Acoustic Carnival @ The Coffee Shoppe
Songs & Stories: An Evening of Original Music @ The Roads Bistro
Out of the Box Series @ Sandler Center
Songwriters in the Round @ Victorian Station
Tuesday Meet-Up at The Creek w/Richard Spano
JD’s Blues Jam
Justin Kauflin Presents Jazz Nights at GSA
Poems & Songs Evenings @ Voyager Coffee
Songwriter Night at MoMac
Live Music Series (Outdoors)
Sunsets on the River @ Hermitage Museum
YNOT Wednesdays @ Sandler Center
TGOV
Suffolk TGIF Summer Concert Series
Downtown Hampton Block Party
New Town Tunes After Hours Concert Series
Sunset Thursdays @ Atlantic Union Bank Pavilion
Big Bands on the Bay
Live on the Lawn @ Taste
Summer Concert Series @ Port Warwick
Music Event (featuring local bands)
Last Fair Waltz @ Elevation 27
Nash Fest
Jazz Vocal Summit @ The Z
Unity Fest
Porchella 2024
LAVA Halloween Extravaganza
Pulse Music & Arts Festival
Fair Trade Festival
Musicians & Arts Festival
norFOLK Festival
Proteus Festival
Good Shot Judy Crooner Christmas
Harborfest
Neptune Festival
Stockley Gardens Arts Festival
Boardwalk Art Show
Live Sound Tech
Michael “Rocky” Graziano
Faraji Jackson
Shannon Leggette
Daniel Aguiar
Rome Gehrig
Jim Palacio
Ian Janes
Brian Boozer Jahboo
Vincent James
Vincent Wynn
Xavier Pun Parker
Jack Gallagher
Richard Spano
Jake Ryan
Carter White
Live Lighting Tech
Jim Palacio
Rome Gehrig
Faraji Jackson
Steve Kudlz Hathaway
Matthew Cockrill
Ian Janes
LiNk Terry
Chris White
Todd Cooke
Photography Posed
Matt Klingle, “Por Vida”
Diego Gomes, “Amy Kaus
Stacy Morris, “Ocean Asylum”
Pete Federico, “Mike Williams”
George Marsh, “The Connection”
Michael Iwanoski, “Cody Christian”
Kersey “KD” Caldwell, “Natalia Ramos”
Robbie Bruner, “Suspect Band”
Elizabeth Payne, “Cats On The Blacktop”
Aria Maisey, “Padfoot”
Photography Live
John Whelan, “Ward’s Pocket @ Elation Brewing”
Robby Peck, “Runnin’ Shine”
Wendy Podmenik Woodell, “WOAH! @ Creek Bar”
George Marsh, “Jeff Cahoon with Good Shot Judy”
Rebecca Hammerbach, “Good Shot Judy”
Jay Brown, “Spirit Gun”
Diego Gomes, “Janice Chandler of Midnight Rain @ Scandals Live”
Ryan Del Rosario, “Old Scars @ The Bunker”
Pete Federico, “Karl Werne”
Matt Klingle, “WOAH!”
Drew Landman, “Ward’s Pocket @ Elation Brewing”
Kimberly Granger, “Bobby Alderman of Wilder Horses”
George Everett, “Fixity @ Elation Brewing”
Michael Iwanoski, “Jeff Cahoon of Good Shot Judy”
Aria Maisey, “Ana from Community Witch”
Robbie Bruner, “Amy Kaus of Midnight Rain”
Elizabeth Payne, “Cats On The Blacktop”
Music Instrument Retailer
AL&M
Winter Sound
Alpha Music
Russell’s Music World
Moe’s Music
Guitar Center
Music Go Round
