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B & E
Hailing from Manchester, Ct, B&E are a high energy acoustic duo shaking things up here on the music scene in New England. Performing as one half of the Mighty Magnesium Jake, Brian and Eric got a good 12 years of experience playing professionally. The idea was simple, play great music that people want to hear, but simply other bands do not play. That same philosophy now holds true for B&E acoustically.
As B&E, the boys are taking what they learned and performing in a much more intimate setting for the audience. You'll see them playing anything from the Beatles, to the Foo Fighters, and all points in between!
Frankie Justin
WHEN JOHNNY CASH’S NEPHEW HANDED HIM HIS FIRST GUITAR AT 8 YEARS OLD, SOMETHING SPARKED. Fast forward to 21 years old, featured on Spotify’s New Music Nashville with his latest release and 2 consecutive charted singles at country radio, the spark ignited.
1.4 Million streams on TikTok and his first Top 60 single to country radio, “Broken Heart Break,” has amassed consumption any artist or marketing major can attest to. The song was penned by Chris DuBois, Brent Anderson, and Forest Whitehead. The writing team has brought multiple format mainstays such as “Buy Me a Boat” by Chris Janson, “Remind Me” by Brad Paisley and Carrie Underwood, “Lonely Tonight” by Blake Shelton, “Peter Pan” by Kelsea Ballerini and many more.
The latest single to country radio, “Quittin’ You,” is Frankie’s fastest rising single to date. Featured on Spotify’s New Music Nashville and is already making waves at TikTok. Written by the creative mind of Brian Warren, whose credits include Sam Hunt, WCTY’s Jimmy Lehn states, “Frankie Justin may have recorded the perfect country song!”
Hundreds of fairs, festivals, venues, and shows with artists like Lee Brice, LoCash, Parmalee, Easton Corbin, Dwight Anderson, John Anderson, High Valley and more, Frankie is building connections with fans show by show, track by track. He has an energy that gravitates people. He explains with a smile, “Its moments like LoCash bringing you on stage, John Anderson sharing life lessons backstage, Easton Corbin telling you keep up the good work, that are incredibly surreal and unforgettable experiences.”
His second consecutive and longest lasting single on the charts to date, “Spotlight,” is an upbeat sonic blast with a compelling hook. Penned by Ben Hayslip, David Lee Murphy, and Brian Simpson and is a tour favorite. KQBA’s Kidd Corona states, “Adding Frankie Justin to our rotation definitely adds that cowboy tradition country back to radio.”
Frankie says “It’s incredible to live this life but I want to bring people with me on the way and work for a greater power rather than my own, because it’s really not about me. It’s about bringing a smile to someone’s face or lighting their day. That’s what it’s about.”
With one listen, anyone can attest he doesn’t sound like anybody else. He has an individuality that’s hard to come by in today’s genre. Frankie Justin is an undeniable modern country artist.
Davey Blues
David “Davey Blues” Sadloski is a native of Hebron, CT who has built a name for himself by performing his own blend of acoustic blues, folk, rock and country. With soulful vocals, and live “on the spot” looped guitar played in tandem with blistering licks, his show has become a local Connecticut favorite.
Jamie Livesey
Sperry Creek
Sperry Creek brings fresh harmonies and instrumentation that hold true to the bluegrass genre. This five-piece band from Connecticut formed after some local pickers spent the height of the pandemic keeping each other sane through socially distant backyard jam sessions. It didn’t take the group long to realize that good sounds were happening. They soon adopted the name of a nearby creek, and the band was officially formed in the summer of 2020.
Sperry Creek is made up of longtime musicians Scott Freemantle (bass); Marilyn Toback-Reveley (guitar); Bill Reveley (fiddle); Corrie Folsom-O’Keefe (mandolin) and Dan O’Keefe (banjo), who all share a passion for bluegrass music. A culmination of musicians from other well known CT bands, Sperry Creek has allowed us to share our love of music with others throughout the New England bluegrass scene.
Matthew Kearns
During Matt’s solo performances he is singing and taking requests on acoustic Guitar. Performing around 75 Shows per year at some of the areas best venues, Matt is on regular rotation at The Coast Guard House , Georges Of Galilee , The Viking Hotel , The Wharf Pub in Newport, and the Naval College in Newport. Shows include a wide variety of music and styles.