The Branson Welsh Group blends rock, soul, blues and funk to create its own style of music. The group is led by guitarist/singer Branson Welsh and has been delivering highly reputable live performances across the Tampa Bay area since its formation in 2012. The Branson Welsh Group has recently released its debut album “It Is What It Is”.

The Juanjamon Band is a diverse mix of styles and influences stemming from Montero's Puerto Rican upbringing to funk, rock, jazz, classical, dance, rap, reggae based original music designed to make asses wiggle. Mr. Juanjamon as he is sometimes referred to, plays the electric bass, keyboards, saxophone, flute, tuba, trumpet, trombone and anything else ya got. Usually seen accompanied by Andre "Dre" Mack on electric guitar and various drum set talents from around Tampa Bay such as Mike Rumore and Mike Garrie, his music has been described as incredibly catchy songs that sound like P-Funk meets The Meters with Karl Denson, Jimi Hendrix and Damian Marley sitting-in. The Juanjamon Band has performed at Orange Blossom Jamboree 3, 4 and 5, Home Team Rally 1 and 2, Great Outdoors Jam, Jam Fest and The Downtown River Jam.

A professional musician for more than 30 years, Brown was born and raised in Baltimore, and moved to Tampa in 1980. Brown played with Blackstar, which scored a local hit with "Animal Attraction" and toured Japan in The Precision Band. He has opened for Howard Hewitt, Roger & Zapp and Stephanie Mills, and has shared the stage with Al Green, Clarence Clemons, Christopher Cross, Earth Wind & Fire, Keith Sweat, Ronnie Earl, Lucky Peterson, Little Milton and Percy Sledge.

UNR3 is a 3-piece version of UNRB... UNRB is a 7-piece band from St. Petersburg, FL. The band contains very unorthodox instrumentation, using an electric ukulele instead of a guitar and featuring a powerful 4-piece horn section that routinely switches instruments between songs. Their music touches almost every genre including ska, rock, funk, blues, jazz, reggae, polka, even some classical… nothing is off limits. Their live shows are extremely high-energy and often include brief humorous banter in between songs. With this combination of explosive sound and electrifying stage presence, UNRB quickly established itself in the Tampa Bay area and built a loyal fan base.