Weatherston is a fine jazz guitarist, and he's assimilated the styles of players like Wes Montgomery and Chet Baker into his own clear tone, while his singing voice is warm, comfortable, and familiar-sounding.

Vocalist Katie Williamson teams with Tom Alter to perform and record as After Blue. Katie and Tom have been collaborating musically as a duo since 2015 and play at several Detroit area venues.  A performance by After Blue will cover a broad spectrum of musical styles, from jazz to pop, country to alternative, as well as their original music.

Caleb Gutierrez is a dynamic funk, soul, and R&B band based in Metro Detroit. Known for their infectious grooves and Latin-tinged flair, the group delivers energetic renditions of classics by Motown, Otis Redding, and James Brown, along with a few original tunes. Fronted by soulful vocalist Caleb Gutierrez and guitarist Ray Ureña, the band also features the talents of saxophonist Michelle, bassist Rocco, and drummer Evan. The Satellites have shared the stage with national acts like The Spin Doctors and Eddie Money, making them a go-to band for bringing timeless music to life with fresh energy and style.

George Montelle is a powerhouse Detroit Songwriter and Performer. His music Features core elements of Pop, R&B, Rock, Soul and Hip-Hop

Chris Emmerson is a multi-instrumentalist from Detroit, with hundreds of performances over the past 25 years in the area. He has gained recognition as a lead guitarist and singer-songwriter, being featured on local radio and television sharing his blend of soulful, bluesy rock.

My music comes from within. A feeling, an expression of life's moments summed up into musical notes from me to you.

With a career spanning over two decades, Denise Edwards has evolved into a true maestro of the stage. Her journey has been paved with the rhythmic cadence of countless collaborations with diverse musical groups. Through these experiences, she has honed her harmonic prowess, emerging as a uniquely gifted lead vocalist.

Brad Billmaier is a Toledo, Ohio based jazz percussionist, composer, [...]

Keyboard specialist Chris Codish has steadily made himself a vital [...]

Djangophonique is a musical project born out of reverence for the Parisian Jazz Manouche style that was made popular by the legendary Sinti guitarist Django Reinhardt and his Quintette du Hot Club de France. While remaining steeped in the rich and virtuosic tradition, the group brings this music into the present with stunning improv, spontaneity and musical interaction. Hot swing, lush ballads, musette waltzes, jazz standards, boleros, and moody minor pieces are all fused together with theatrical flair and musical humor.

Jerome Clark began the formal study of guitar at Grinnell Music Studios in Detroit, MI. While attending private lessons he met renowned Detroit Guitarist Perry Hughes. Under Perry’s tutelage he began to play several clubs in and around the City. Some notable performances were with New York’s own Marlena Shaw and the late Charles “The Organ Grinder” Earland. While continuing his education at Eastern Michigan University he met the late Dr. Morris Lawrence, Director of Music for Washtenaw Community College. Under his directive he was exposed to all forms of music. During the past two decades Jerome has performed at world renown Bakers Keyboard Lounge, The Bird of Paradise in Ann Arbor, MI, the Chicago Theater, the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History, and countless private engagements.