Philadelphia's own, Wack Cheddar, knows brings the party to every show with their blend of classic, soulful funk and sophisticated modern jazz.

Founded in the summer of 2018, subtle cheetah brass is made up of members Kevin Barnes, Olivia Pidi, Jessica Santiago, Julie Dombroski, and Owen Caprell. As an active NYC brass quintet, subtle cheetah has performed notably at the DiMenna Center for Classical Music's Cary Hall, Scholes Street Studio, the Glassbox Theater at Mannes School of Music, Manhattan School of Music’s Greenfield Hall, and at outreach concerts throughout Manhattan. Committed to advancing the diversity of voices in classical music, subtle cheetah was awarded the 2019 Alsop Entrepreneurship Award by the Alsop Family Foundation.

Seen on LHHNY, Teyana•and•Iman, VH1, and Blank-ink crew. I am a choreographer, entertainer, and song writer who performs my own energetic original music that is upbeat and keeps the people dancing. I also incorporate well known cover songs and know how to keep an audience engaged.

Whiskey Crossing is an acoustic duo based out of New York City area. They are singers/songwriters with a southern rock flair. For longer gigs, they play covers from 60's to today, with an option of a full band. Experience includes: restaurants, bars, fairs, private parties, small acoustic clubs.

“Lisa Brigantino is what you’d call a complete musician-a superb multi-instumentalist, singer/songwriter, and not least, rocker. Brigantino brings to her songwriting that real sense of melody that so many putative writers lack…” – Jon Sobel, Blog Critics Award-winning singer/songwriter/multi-instrumentalist Lisa Brigantino is an engaging performer whose eclectic approach to songwriting spans groove, topic and genre - from Folk and Rock to Blues, Americana, Old-Time, Country and more. Lisa also has a vast repertoire of cover songs spanning many decades and genres. She is at home in front of audiences of any size - from a handful of folks at an intimate house concert or party to thousands of people on a festival stage. Lisa can perform as a soloist but can also be joined by her sister Lori Brigantino for musical performances. Their set up is easy with 2 vocals and various acoustic instruments - guitar, ukulele, banjo, accordion, percussion. Lisa's latest album, I’ll Waltz Before I Go, was co-produced and arranged by Brigantino and husband Thomas Millioto, and was recorded and mixed by Millioto. With a majority of the instruments played by Brigantino, the arrangements show her versatility as an artist; ranging from mellow vocals and finger picked acoustic guitar, to full band arrangements with Brigantino deftly handling guitars, bass, keyboards, accordion, mandolin, and more. ‘Round Magazine says “It’s hard to find an album with more variety than I’ll Waltz Before I Go…Brigantino’s voice itself is something truly special. It combines the brightness and clarity of a precocious twenty-something, with all the range and control of a woman with decades of practice under her belt….Nearly every track is a standout…This is a stunner of an album.” Lisa performs regularly at a variety of venues and has appeared at a number of well-known music festivals including The Florida Music Festival, Maplewoodstock, The Rockland-Bergen Music Festival, The Pleasantville Music Festival, The Black Potatoe Festival. Lisa was an original member of Lez Zeppelin, the all girl, all Led Zeppelin tribute band and toured internationally with the band playing bass, bass pedals, keys, mandolin and doing backup vocals. Performance highlights include appearances at The Bonnaroo Music Festival and Voodoo Fest (USA), Download Festival (UK) Rock am Ring/Rock am Park (Germany). The band’s self-titled debut CD was released in 2007, recorded and produced by the legendary Eddie Kramer. Lisa co-wrote two of the original songs on the album. Lisa left the band in 2009 to focus on her own original music. Visit https://lisabrigantino.com/ for more info.

Greg Field sings and performs solo on piano, Guitar, Synthesizer, and vocals, classic pop / rock and roll format, from Elvis to Beatles to Bruce Springsteen. Performance is accompanied by digital drums for a full and dynamic sound rivaling 2 and 3 piece acts. A versatile performer with over 40 years of experience, Greg has recorded, performed and toured with such acts as Ronnie Spector, The Smithereens, indie artists the Rooks, Joe D’Urso and Stone Caravan, Richard X. Heyman, and is currently songwriter/keyboardist/guitarist/singer with New York’s Sonic Blue Sound Revue. He has toured piano bars in Norway, Iceland, Costa Rica, and Bangkok. As a solo entertainer he is able to consistently perform to the highest possible standards in a variety of settings and occasions. His unique range of material makes him stand out among his peers. He has a quick wit and engages in some comedy improv with audiences where the situation accommodates. Satisfaction is guaranteed always. Rates vary, typically $150 - $500 per event, depending on type of function and hours, possibly less than $150 if local and of short duration

I play the Venezuelan cuatro. Don't know it? That's ok, not many people do. It's a folk instrument from Venezuela very similar to the guitar and the ukelele, but with it's own unique and gorgeous sound. There's nothing like enjoying life while having some of this instrument playing in the background. My material consists of Venezuelan folk music, Latin ballads and boleros, flamenco and some jazzier tunes. I usually perform for about an hour/hour and a half. Call me and get a feel for a different kind of music! Here's some of the tunes I usually play: -Anhelante (José Sifontes) -Cómo fue (Ernesto Duarte) -Contigo en la distancia (César Portillo de la Luz) -Besame Mucho (Consuelo Velásquez) -Ansiedad (Chelique Sarabia) -Tú me acostumbraste (Frank Domínguez) -Contigo aprendí (Armando Manzanero) -Caballo viejo (Simón Díaz) -De qué callada manera (Pablo Milanés) -Viajera del río (Manuel Yanez) -Quinta Anauco (Aldemaro Romero)

Lizard Pizza is a serious rock n’ roll band from New York City that cut their teeth in the throes of college parties and soon began to play all over the City. Their energetic sets consist of vibrant original music and raucous interpretations of traditional blues repertoire.

Dru Cutler’s music connects with listeners through the shared language of nostalgia. From his loft-turned-music studio in Brooklyn, he writes songs that highlight the best of the past and present. He’s fascinated by the power of memories and lives by his own mantra: “We can’t escape it, so let’s embrace it.”

Matt Waters is an alternative singer-songwriter from Whitestone, New York. His songs range from character studies of the contemporary city dwelling American, folk styled ballads inspired by current events, and intimate explorations of love. A writer of fiction with a degree from the New School, he attempts to meld the musical and literary realms through intense lyricism. He’s inspired by the likes of Bob Dylan, Leonard Cohen, Mike Scott, and Nicole Atkins. As a guitar player he’s influenced by the progressions of John Lennon and George Harrison.

I invite you all to join me on this path to self discovery and share in my passion for music. Log onto https://www.reverbnation.com/kaylac5 to hear the words of my life revived and relived through melody. I encourage you to experience and enjoy the fruit that's grown from the gracious and endless support you've rained upon me throughout my career. I ask that you continue to power me with unshaken love. Please come celebrate with me as I perform live at a city near you!

Nearly every suburban singer-songwriter claims to have known what they wanted to do from a young age, but most don’t have actual footage of themselves practicing the craft on their seventh birthday (https://youtu.be/-btmOCG6YkY). Growing up in New Jersey, Amanda has always had a pathologically close relationship to music, with a particular taste for the punk rock sound and do-it-yourself attitude. Her own sound, leaning heavily on her soft yet distinctive vocals, perhaps only subtly reflects the punk influence. But the attitude is much more noticeable in the way she’s taking it upon herself to chase her dreams. In December 2014, she got to be a guest player at the Stone Pony with the Bouncing Souls (one of her top two influences) during one of their Home for the Holidays shows (https://youtu.be/yNtD3SXrgCs). More recently, she brought her guitar along to the March 2016 Flogging Molly Cruise with the vague intention of playing music for as many people as possible. She ended up being invited to play multiple cruise cabin and private-island cabana gigs before ultimately culminating in performing an original song during Frank Turner’s (her other top influence) charity set for Love Hope Strength (https://youtu.be/seoaJDrbIeE). Diligent about developing her songwriting craft, she has just wrapped up a year-long weekly song project, which she celebrated by throwing herself a live-streamed showcase party (https://youtu.be/9vgyeXPxo70). Considering that her hard work in creating and seizing opportunities has already enabled all of this in little more than a year, it would perhaps not be wise to bet against her in her ultimate dream of becoming a wildly successful internationally touring artist. She is currently booking both traditional and non-traditional gigs in the New York City area and beyond.