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Eddie Kold Band
The Eddie Kold Band stands at the crossroads of Chicago’s gritty blues tradition and Cologne’s vibrant music scene. Led by guitarist and educator Eddie Kold, the band has carved out a reputation for raw authenticity, soulful storytelling, and stage-shaking performances.
The Hokum Syndicate
The Hokum Syndicate is a band known for playing a distinctive blend of early American music styles, drawing heavily from influences like ragtime, blues, vaudeville and jazz traditions. Their sound harkens back to the lively and diverse music scene of early 20th-century New Orleans and the Minstrel Shows of the late 19th to early 20th centuries.
Sunny Bleau & The Moons
Singer-Songwriter, Kelly Brock, aka “Sunny Bleau,” is known for her straightforward lyrics, passionate performances, strong vocals, and playful personality. When writing and performing with guitarist/ songwriter/composer Nic Cocco they have created some great music. They have teamed up with longtime bluesman Mick Kolassa to produce their new album, Passion and Regrets.
Paddy Smith
Smith is no newcomer. A veteran of the Irish music scene, he has carried his harmonica and songs across decades of change, never losing sight of the grit and spirit that defined the tradition. Where others bend to trends, Smith holds the line for raw, unvarnished rock and blues. His music stands as proof that Ireland still produces artists who carry the weight of the past and the urgency of the present in equal measure.
Ivan Hartle
Ivan Hartle (Vancouver, BC) is a musician who molds a vintage sonic aesthetic with modern elements. Pivoting from a successful US college baseball career into music, he’s been featured as a popular and emerging artist by DailyHive Canada. Ivan’s bluesy, soul singer-songwriter sound is flush with melodic grooves and his timeless, warm vocals.
Bees Deluxe
Bees Deluxe is a Boston-based British/American modern blues band, winners of the New Hampshire State Blues Challenge, and are on the way to compete at the International Blues Challenge in Memphis, January 2026. The band tours from Maine to Miami and as far east as the Cleveland House of Blues.
Rene Lopez
Rene Lopez is a Bronx-born singer-songwriter whose music walks the gritty line between truth and myth, blending Americana,Latin rhythms, Outlaw Country and rock & roll into something unmistakably his own. Raised in a New York steeped in musical legacy—his father, René López Sr., was a trumpet player with Ray Barretto and Tipica ’73—Lopez inherited a love of rhythm and melody that pulses through everything he creates.
Vel Omarr
Vel Omarr is a celebrated soul singer whose voice has captivated audiences across the world. Born and raised on a small farm in the Mississippi Delta, his earliest musical experiences were steeped in Southern gospel traditions—sounds that would shape the emotional depth and expressive power of his artistry. Drawing inspiration from the legendary Sam Cooke, Vel developed a signature vocal style marked by its warmth, clarity, and unmistakable soul.
The Robians
With their roots in blues and rock “The Robians” combine different styles and influences to create music that is unique.
The quartet from Mainz, Germany, released their first EP in 2023. The singles „Mystic River“ and „Freckled Girl“ directly placed in the „German Blues“ Spotify editorial playlist. The Robians want to spread their music beyond any borders and engage listeners all over the world.
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The Legends
Aretha Franklin – The Queen of Soul
Aretha Franklin possessed one of the most distinctive and influential voices in the history of popular music.
In a 50-year recording career she racked up 20 Top 10 albums, a dozen million-selling singles and earned no fewer than 18 Grammy awards.
Otis Rush – The Unsung Legend
Otis Rush created a sophisticated, modern blues sound that has been imitated, but never duplicated. His lack of commercial appeal in no way deflects from the contributions of this very talented individual.
Freddie King- The Texas Cannonball
Freddie was a forceful presence and formidable figure in two of the most prominent blues scenes. In the state he was born in (and to which he eventually returned), he was known as the “Texas Cannonball.” Revered by his fans and respected by his peers, King was best-known for his searing, assertive solos and dynamic showmanship.











