Funky Dawgz:
Funky Dawgz are one of the premier touring acts on the live music scene today. It is impossible not to enjoy yourself during a show as they play a contagious upbeat mix of original music, hip hop, funk, and today’s top hits with a brass twist.

Emerging from Connecticut, they have toured internationally and have been featured in all corners of the live music scene. From playing sold out shows at Madison Square Garden as the horn section for Dispatch, to Okeechobee, to closing out The Peach Music Festival, their performances flow seamlessly from EDM festivals to jam band festivals. They were also recently featured multiple times on national televised programming on ESPN (house band for March Madness Tournament Challenge, opening segment of First Take) as well as on the Hulu and FX hit series "Fargo" starring Chris Rock.

The Funky Dawgz are dropping jaws. These high energy horns have been featured with Dispatch, Tower of Power, Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue, Galactic, Sammy Rae & The Friends, Lawrence, Vulfpeck, We The Kings, Pigeons Playing Ping Pong, Snarky Puppy, The Soul Rebels, Lettuce, Preservation Hall Jazz Band, Rebirth Brass Band, Twiddle, and the list continues.

When the band is not playing shows they are giving back to the community. The Funky Dawgz aim to connect, engage, inspire and rejuvenate music education in inner city schools across the country. The band frequently gives performances and master classes to young musicians in elementary, middle, and high schools across the region.

Come see what all the hype is about.

Summerfeet:
Born largely during the pandemic, when the world was scary and uncertain, Summerfeet instinctively knew what we needed when we needed it most; yacht-rock-for-hippies, feel-good covers and deep jams from classic artists including Steely Dan, Grateful Dead, Seals and Crofts, The Meters, Wilco and Phish. Summerfeet firmly believed that simply playing and sharing live music--with and for friends--would shine a bright light in the darkness. And they were right.

Now, with those unsettling, precarious early days growing more distant in our collective rearview mirror, the band's palpable gratitude for being able to perform for their ever-expanding fan base who have become like family, makes every Summerfeet show feel like an ongoing musical love fest that will surely continue well into the post-pandemic future.

Summerfeet makes you feel fine…