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February 2026
The Craze
The Craze is a 5-piece , Classic Rock N Roll Band. The band formed in 1984 playing the music from the 60’s, 70’s and 80’s before it became Classic Rock. The music played by The Craze is music that you can sing along with and makes you wanna jump on the dance floor, with a setlist that includes songs by The Beatles, ZZ Top, BTO, Ted Nugent, Eddie Money, Grand Funk, The Romantics, Kiss, David Bowie, Billy Idol, War, Wilson…
Find out more »Keith Kallina Duo
Based in the Texas Hill Country, Keith Michael Kallina, was raised in the tradition of small-town Texas life. Music was always present in the home, and healthy dose of classic rock from his father and country from his mother made for a variety of influences onto his musical palette. Leaving the comfort and security of his hometown at 18, Keith indulged in satisfying a strong sense of wanderlust that pulled him around the country. Coast to coast and all the…
Find out more »Kade Isakson
Americana to Grunge inspired music from the Rockies. Kade Isakson is a traveling one man band from Inkom, Idaho. Driven by blues grooves, hard rock and acoustic guitar. There’s a little bit of somethin’ to hear, for everyone to enjoy!
Find out more »Gumbo Ya Ya
Gumbo Ya Ya is an Austin-based blues and R&B band with a vibrant New Orleans twist! We honor the music of Dr. John, The Neville Bros., Professor Longhair, The Meters, Jon Cleary, Brian Jack and others. An Austin-based band with a whole lotta NOLA soul!
Find out more »San Antonio Dutchmen
The San Antonio Dutchmen Polka band is also known as the San Antonio Combo and S.A. Country for the wide variety of music they play. The band plays for weddings, anniversaries, picnics, Oktoberfest, Wurstfest, festivals and public dances all over South Texas. They specialize in South Texas Style German and Czech polkas and waltzes. The band members are all descendants of German immigrants that came to Texas in the 1800’s. They are multi-talented and can play a variety of instruments…
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