2025 Artists

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Unapologetically energetic, uplifting and with a live show that has been described as a “celebration of life”, Bermuda Search Party (FKA The Q-Tip Bandits) have emerged as a vibrant act that continues to touch audience’s hearts while getting them up on their feet.

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Nether Hour is a band from Austin, Texas with members originally from South Texas and Louisiana. From mentions on the Joe Rogan Experience or performances on #1 Live Podcast in the World “Kill Tony” they are taking on their first tour dates outside of Texas with their brand new album SUNSHINE

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More than a mere practitioner of her craft, Cristina Vane has a breadth and depth of serious musical skill compiled from countless miles across all kinds of geography. On her third studio album ‘Hear My Call,’ the pairing of a lifetime pursuit and growing treasure trove of songs makes for a record that demands to be heard.

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Jon Stickley Trio is a genre-defying and cinematic instrumental trio who’s deep grooves, innovative flatpicking and sultry-spacy violin moves the listener’s head, heart, and feet.

“It’s not your father’s acoustic-guitar music.” -Anders Beck (Greensky BG)

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BlocoFunk is a high-energy, funky dance band with a Brazilian twist.  From PhillyBloco director Mike Stevens, BlocoFunk combines the infectious rhythms/drums of Brazil with popular tunes from multiple genres including Funk, Soul, Samba, New Orleans 2nd Line and more. All of these tunes are mashed up into one, non-stop dance party that anyone can enjoy.

BlocoFunk is 12 members strong, with a Samba drum section, horns, bass, guitar and singers.

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Debra Devi plays "dreamy blues-rock and blistering psychedelic jams" (Relix) driven by her soulful voice and expressive guitar playing. American Blues Scene calls her "one of today's top female blues-rock guitarists," comparing Devi to Ana Popovic, Samantha Fish and Susan Tedeschi.

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Hailing from Charlotte, classically trained violinist and songwriter Emanuel Wynter is taking ears and stages by storm with a distinctive sound and a lively, high-spirited stage presence that is infectious to everyone in the room. Taking influence from artists such as Anthony Hamilton, Leon Bridges, and Gary Clark Jr., Emanuel’s sound is a unique, vibrant, and expressive blend of R&B and Rock that manages to be raw in emotion and refined, sonically.

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South Jersey’s own Rich Facchinei, also known as Uncle Monster, has been a fixture in the local music scene for decades. He picked up a guitar at sixteen and quickly became a standout picker, starting in the bluegrass world before finding his voice in the blues.

These days, Rich brings together everything he has learned along the way. His music blends bluegrass picking, blues grit, heartfelt Americana, and a touch of jazz. Whether he is performing solo or with his band Jersey Swing, he brings warmth, soul, story telling and undeniable talent to every stage.

Fusing funk-rock, jazz and tight grooves into a cohesive sonic identity, Expansion Project is a band known for their genre-defying sound and live shows. Their dynamic recordings and improvisational skills have earned them a passionate fanbase and led them to play at prominent venues, gaining recognition as a standout act in the Philadelphia music scene.

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Red Meat conspiracy does more than just make the crowd moo, and they do it without vocals or guitars. Their music cannot be limited by the genre of jamtronica alone. Blending Jam-rock, psychedelia, metal, funk, and EDM, these cows serve up a savory jawn guaranteed to make you want to shake your udders.

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Sean Daniels and The Law Abiding Citizens is a south Jersey based group of musicians who play Americana based music rooted in folk and bluegrass. The blend of guitar, mandolin, violin, banjo, and double bass lend to homegrown grassroots sound that honors and continues the timeless tradition of storytelling through music.

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We’re so excited to welcome South Jersey’s own Theresa La Donna to the stage this year! A natural-born musician, Theresa picked up the banjo and flute at just 7 years old, growing up surrounded by music with her parents running a local festival. While she’s played a few times throughout the years, this marks a special moment as she steps into her own as a singer and guitarist. With a soulful, jazzy tone and heartfelt covers, Theresa brings a grounded, intimate vibe we know you’ll feel deep in your bones. Don’t miss her set, it’s a full-circle moment you’ll want to be part of.

Formed in 2008, Uncle John’s Band has been entertaining the South Jersey music scene with their soulful and energetic covers of classic, feel-good songs. Often mistaken for a tribute band due to their name, Uncle John’s Band is anything but. Their eclectic setlist spans decades and genres, showcasing carefully curated songs and artists that keep crowds dancing and singing along. Whether it’s a festival stage or a local venue, Uncle John’s Band brings the good vibes, the big sound, and a rock-and-roll experience that’s all their own.

Crickets & Cicadas is a NJ/PA-based Grateful Dead collective known for delivering powerful, improvisation-rich performances. They use the Grateful Dead’s catalog as a launchpad, blasting off into wild, unexpected jams that stretch the imagination. Just when you’ve forgotten what song they started with, they guide you gently back, landing you right where it all began, but with your mind blown wide open.

Featuring a fluid lineup of high-energy, expressive musicians, the band brings its dynamic sound to stages across New Jersey, Pennsylvania, New York, Delaware, and beyond.

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Roswell King is a South Jersey original whose musical journey has taken him from school bandrooms to bar stages, from open mic host to lighting up festivals. Starting on trombone and trumpet, he eventually found his voice as a singer and guitarist after years of playing upright bass in local bands. In the ’90s and 2000s, he gigged across the region, hosted open mics in the Pines, Mount Holly, and Collingswood, and even booked national folk acts at the Bridgetown Pub (now the Village Idiot).

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Act Casual, a dynamic fusion band hailing from Detroit, has garnered attention for their electrifying performances, haunting harmonies, and innovative improvisational style. Merging elements of blues, funk, extended instrumentals, and catchy pop melodies, the band has become a vibrant force within the Midwest music scene.

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Mr. Mota consists of Rosen [Guitar & Vocals], Jake Young [Drums], and brothers Ari Lerman [Bass] & Max Lerman [Vocals]. Combining the energy of reggae music with their own distinctive spin, they create feel-good anthems that connect with listeners everywhere. Drawing on their passion for live shows, Mr. Mota delivers a sound that’s widely considered to be stanky with a perfect amount of skanky.

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