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February 28, Sunday 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM Cover $20.00
Jacksonville’s own SunRiver and MoonStalker come together for an unforgettable evening of rich harmonies, nuanced songwriting, and genre-blending musicianship. Sunriver, the indie-folk duo of Lucas Villanueva and Sarah Villanueva, brings warm acoustic textures and intimate storytelling rooted in folk and Americana. Their seamless vocal blend and uplifting melodies create an inviting, soulful atmosphere.
Sharing the stage, MoonStalker expands the sonic landscape with a dynamic fusion of Americana, folk-rock, blues, and global influences. Led by Mark and Geej Williams and backed by a full band, MoonStalker delivers textured arrangements, compelling lyrics, and powerful live energy that moves effortlessly between acoustic intimacy and full-band intensity. This acoustic version of MoonStalker is composed of Mark Williams, Geej Williams, and Arvid Smith.
Together, these Jacksonville artists offer a night of authentic, harmony-driven music that celebrates community, creativity, and the vibrant spirit of the Northeast Florida music scene. Text 904-485-0763 for reservations.
January 31, Saturday 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM Cover $20.00
Madam Radar is a high-energy Americana rock band based in Austin, Texas, known for powerful harmonies, soaring guitar work, and eclectic original tunes that bridge rock, country, folk, and southern soul.
At the heart of the group is a tight-knit family connection: Kelly Green (lead/slide guitar, vocals), Jace Cadle (rhythm guitar, vocals), Kody Lee (drums, saxophone, vocals), and Violet Lea (bass, vocals) bring multiple vocalists and songwriters together, creating rich, dynamic harmonies and layered arrangements that define the band’s sound.
Madam Radar has rapidly built a reputation for powerful live performances, sharing stages with major acts and making history as the first Austin-based band to perform at the Moody Center. They’ve released several albums, including Motel (produced with Steve Berlin of Los Lobos), showcasing their passionate guitar work, tight ensemble playing, and storytelling prowess.
Whether on stage at local Texas venues or headlining regional festivals, Madam Radar delivers a compelling mix of roots-driven rock — perfect for fans of Americana with an edge.
The 16 piece TBA Big Band plays the 1st and 3rd Monday of each month.
The TBA Big Band plays music from the swing era and beyond and pays tribute to greats such as Glen Miller, Benny Goodman, Duke Ellington, and others. Local composers and arrangers are featured as well. All of the musicians are first-call professional instrumentalists with extensive backgrounds performing jazz and commercial styles. Many members are current or retired college music professors from UNF, JU, and FCCJ.
For reservations, contact: Dr. Marc Dickman mdickmanjz@aol.com 904-703-3287
photo from a video by Ray Lewis
The 6 piece Rhythm City Rhythm Kings plays the 2nd and 4th Monday of each month.
The River City Rhythm Kings perform classic jazz from the 1920's - 1940's. The music of artists such as Louis Armstrong, Fats Waller, Jelly Roll Morton, Bix Beiderbecke, and the Dukes of Dixieland is highlighted. For a taste of New Orleans revelry, audience participation in the Saints Go Marching In parade is featured every evening. That's right, Mardi Gras right here in Jacksonville.
For reservations, contact: Dr. Marc Dickman mdickmanjz@aol.com 904-703-3287
Hosted by Mark Williams, the open mic is open to musicians, comedians, storytellers, poets, and all sorts of 4 to 12-minute acts.
No reservations needed. Sign up at the door and the sequencing for the performers will decided through lottery.