A graduate of Berklee College of music in 1999, Anat is a highly accomplished and renowned clarinetist-saxophonist
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A New Orleans treasure, Big Sam’s Funky Nation is a huge crowd pleaser, merging funk and jazz and a healthy dose of call-and-response.
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Music has been an integral part of Dan Wilson’s life since his beginnings in gospel music.

“Dolette McDonald is a story unto herself!” proclaimed a Canadian writer in a concert review. “Incredible” and “Stunning” are the other terms most often
used to describe this dynamic vocalist.

The Eric Culberson Band consists of Jonathan Hill on bass, Larry Duff on the drums and Eric Culberson taking care of the vocals and guitar.

The Georgia Southern Jazz Ensemble, directed by Dr. Rick Mason, provides a venue for qualified musicians to perform jazz in a 20-member big-band.

Gino Castillo and The Cuban Cowboys based in Charleston bring their high-energy performances to Savannah.
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Huntertones brings people together around the globe with fun, imaginative and fearless music.

LPT started as a passion project in 2013 when members of several local Jacksonville, Florida bands decided to get together and play the music they grew up listening to. ______________

 The Savannah Arts Academy SkyeLite Jazz Band, under the baton of Michael Nestor, has traveled the globe representing Savannah and has won many awards and accolades.

Always one of the highlights of the Festival, The Savannah Jazz Hall of Fame All Stars performance will feature inductees Teddy Adams, Howard Paul, Huxsie Scott, Quentin Baxter, and Randall Reese.

Hailed as one of the best university jazz ensembles in the country, the University of North Florida Jazz Ensemble #1 was founded in 1986 by the legendary Rich Matteson.

With his fiery guitar and lap steel playing, his trailblazing, instantly memorable songs and gritty, unvarnished vocals, Selwyn Birchwood is among the most extraordinary young stars in the blues.

A renowned jazz vocalist from Cleveland, Ohio, Vanessa was mentored by the great Etta James and Savannah Jazz Hall of Famer, Irene Reid.
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