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Alexia is a soul & country blues vocal powerhouse out of SETX and is a breath of fresh air to the music industry with her sultry, feminine vibe.

She is known for her passionate, stirring vocals paired with a fresh songwriting style which captivates the audience from the very first song. The raw power of her voice, along with her fierce vocal gymnastics keep everyone on the edge of their seats, while her saucy banter with the audience throughout the show leave them wanting more.

Born in Tennessee but raised in Texas, Ben McPeak started performing professionally the day after he graduated high school, and he has been at it ever since. 

Ben’s rich baritone voice showcases his country influences including Waylon Jennings and Merle Haggard, while his neo-traditional songwriting style combines the finer points of all eras in the genre.  Ben has co-written hits for Kyle Park and Tejano star Michael Salgado and recently cut six new original songs for an upcoming project with Nate Coon (drummer and producer for Aaron Watson) working behind the recording console.

The acoustic duo, Rhythm Station, is Bill Goodge and Jermaine Jackson, both reside in San Antonio TX. Rhythm Station covers classic rock, soul and blues, with unique jam band stylings we like to call rock n roll soul! The soulful, bluesy connection between these guys will definitely light your fire! When you catch a performance from Rhythm Station, you'll enjoy the laidback vibe and interactive connection between the guys and audience! 

Fun and talented solo guitarists well as part of a full band.

Raised in Anson, Texas. Caleb Young is a product of small town pride and tradition. This blue collar part of the world instilled a sense of humbleness, grit and authenticity that can undoubtedly be seen and heard through the lens of his music.  Enamored by the rugged tones of Southern Rock, but always with Country music close to his heart, Caleb merges beautiful simplicities, with unmistakable, raw energy. He effortlessly swings from romantic ballads to rebellious riffs, illuminating his personal stories in the process.

Colleen Michelle Miller is a south Texas native with a real knack for performance and songwriting. In a state filled to the brim with country and folk talent, Colleen's powerful voice and thoughtful lyrics make her stand out among the fray.

Colleen spent her youth inspired by country music legends like Loretta Lynn, LeeAnn Womack, Alison Krauss, and Dolly Parton. Over the course of several years singing and performing, she has branched out to other forms of American roots music and acquired a sound that blends Texas sensibilities with bluegrass energy and folksy originality. 

Iowa born, Texas made.
Bringing an old soul country sound to a newer country scene

howdy! My name is Dustin de la Garza, I’m 27 years old and I’m originally from Eagle Pass, Texas. I’m the eldest of four: myself, two sisters, and one brother. I am a 5th generation cowboy and grew up immersed in the cowboy lifestyle. Because of this, my interests naturally gravitated towards ranch work, team roping, and country music. I actually spent most of my life believing that my future  was in professional team roping. To my surprise, God had bigger plans. Aside from being a cowboy, my father also sang in a country band back in his early 20’s. Watching him play guitar and sing is the reason I fell in love with country music. I decided to pick up a guitar when I was 17 and as I progressed, I began to play covers from Chris Ledoux, George Strait, Marty Robbins, and many others. Through the influence of these legends, I began writing my own music with the intention to leave my mark in country music as they did. 

Born in San Antonio, Texas, Jeremy Parsons grew up immersed in the sounds of Texas music in the Lone Star State ballrooms. Jeremy has always been a music fan, but only in his senior year of high school did he discover his talent for it. Driven by his passion, he learned to play the guitar as an autodidact and began writing and performing music. 

Over the past ten years, Jeremy has played throughout the U.S. and Europe, including numerous venues in Texas. Drawing inspiration from Texas artists, Jeremy loves to interact with his audience. Charm the crowd with his genuine personality, unique humor, and love for his job. 

Nashville recording Artist and Texas touring act, Jessee Lee, is a troubadour at its finest. At the ripe age of 25, she plays over 160 shows per year touring acoustically and with her 5 piece band. She has opened for several artists including Pure Prairie League, Darryl Worley, William Beckmann, Kix Brooks, and others along with gracing the historic stages of Gruene Hall, Luckenbach Dancehall, John T. Floore’s Country Store, The AT&T Stadium, Dosey Doe—The Big Barn, and many more. Along with playing iconic venues around Texas, she has performed at festivals all around the United States including the Key West Songwriter Festival, the Mississippi Songwriter Festival, Forever West Fest, the Panama City Songwriter Festival, Florabama, and many more, sharing her Vintage-Americana-Soul sound. “Vintage-Americana-Soul” is the easiest way to box in this unique Artist, but Jessee’s music is a melting pot of genres ranging from Country to Motown topped with dimples and a lot of turquoise. Jessee Lee is known for her picturesque songwriting ability, unique vocals, and quirky bass line-like guitar playing. Jessee’s biggest musical influences include Amy Winehouse, Waylon Jennings, Leon Redbone, Dolly Parton, Etta James, Elvis, and the Alabama Shakes. 

Jonas Brand is a songwriter who currently hangs his hat in San Antonio, Texas. Growing up listening to the warm upbeat sound of 80s synth, 90s rock, and Americana greatly influenced the eclectic style of his original set. Come enjoy the raw nostalgic sound of Jonas’ wholly genuine music.

Lee Winright is a solo artist (and full band) based out of the Texas Hill Country, who finds himself truly in-tune with his music. Derived roots in Americana, his genre seems to encompass a full-bodied mix of blues, country, rock, and heroic harmony. Paying his dues, Winright has found himself employed with national acts, such as The Chicks, Jack Ingram, Robert Earl Keen, Charlie Robison, John Hiatt, Kelley Willis, Bruce Robison, and Robyn Ludwick. He also played guitar alongside Charlie Robison for crowds of more than 50,000. He has opened for and performed with James McMurtry, The McKay Brothers, Stoney LaRue, Midnight River Choir, Charlie Robison, Bruce Robison, Cowboy Mouth, and Jack Ingram on a national level.