A love and appreciation for the music and artists that they grew up with brought this group together - artists like The Temptations, Tina Turner, Stevie Wonder, Gladys Knight and the Pips, Sly and the Family Stone and Smokey Robinson. You don't have to be a child of the 60's or 70's to enjoy their show though! There's something for everyone - young and the young at heart.

A four piece band designed to unwind and relax you. Come in after work or for a nice quiet dinner. This band will make you feel like a new person as you experience smooth jazz, great blues and all your favorite classics.

Known around the South for their riveting and explosive performances, Burning Las Vegas shows are one of the hottest tickets in town. The band features three powerful female vocalists, each with a distinct style. A tight horn section helps round out the powerful rhythm section which features some of Nashville's best players. Burning Las Vegas incorporates a chemistry and passion into their shows that invites the audience to participate - you just can’t sit still!

Known as “The Blues Doctor”, Grammy nominee Stacy Mitchhart is a native of Cincinnati who has long been associated with Nashville. Always “dressed to the nines”, with a smooth and provocative delivery, Mitchhart is reminiscent of legendary R & B performers. He continues to tour nationally and internationally and has released ten albums. In 2003, he won the Albert King Award for Most Promising Guitarist at the International Blues Challenge in Memphis.

This versatile trio has a big sound. Mike plays hits spanning from Jimmy Hendrix to John Mayer. Mike also shows off his guitar skills by playing all the great blues hits to make you feel right at home here at B.B. King's.

Jimmy Hall formed Wet Willie, and was signed by Capricorn Records. Hall shared the studio and stage with artists such as The Allman Brothers, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Jeff Beck Group, Grand Funk Railroad, and a host of others while Wet Willie gained the reputation as one of the hardest working bands on the road. Gregg Allman once said that Hall “…is the hardest man to follow on stage that I ever worked with”. As Wet Willie helped to create the Southern Rock genre they scored a major radio success with Keep on Smiling. This record solidified their place in rock and roll history, and Wet Willie’s hits are still being played on the radio today. Hall has gone on to record many other records with Wet Willie, as a solo artist, and has worked with many others in the studio and live, including Dickey Betts, Butch Trucks (Allman Brothers Band), and Chuck Leavell (Allman Brothers Band, Rolling Stones) in BHLT. It was, however, his featured vocals in 1986 on the critically acclaimed Jeff Beck album Flash that Hall received his greatest accolade: a Grammy nomination for Best Male Vocalist. In 1981 Hall moved to Nashville to raise his family, hugely influencing his three sons as they grew into their own remarkable musical talents. During this time Hall worked as bandleader, vocalist, saxophonist, and harmonica player for Hank Williams, Jr. Next, Hall formed the Prisoners of Love with top Nashville musicians and recorded the outstanding Rendezvous CD. Gregg Allman later recorded one of the album’s tunes, the Hall-penned Rendezvous with the Blues. Jimmy Hall has numerous television performances under his belt including American Bandstand, Solid Gold, and recent CMT specials such as Crossroads (with Hank Williams, Jr. and Kid Rock), CMA Music Fest (with Hank, Jr.), Summer Fest (with Hank, Jr.), The Jeff Foxworthy Show and CMT’s Artists of the Year. He also appeared in numerous interviews on Greatest Moments with Hank Williams, Jr. and was featured on backing vocals, harmonica, and sax in the first televised Outlaws concert. Wet Willie released a new live CD in January of 2012, and Jimmy continues to tour with Wet Willie, as well as Jimmy Hall & Friends, Hank Williams, Jr., as a special guest with other well known bands and musicians, and as a duo at select house concerts and listening rooms.

This band delivers a great show! They play blues classics from the king himself to great renditions of Peter Frampton along with some impressive original tunes. Come check them out, you're sure to enjoy the show.

The BOY WONDER BAND brings the Funk, and Rocks the House! Built around 15 year old guitar prodigy Johnny Reno Prentice, this combo combines chops, energy, and infatuation with experience, wisdom, reverence and groove. This rare and wonderful combination of youthful vigor and seasoned mastery results in a musical juggernaut that must be seen and heard to be believed. The music is carefully chosen and lovingly but relentlessly executed, leaving a crowd gasping for breath while begging for more. Johnny Reno Prentice's pedigree runs deep. He is the child of Grammy winning record producer (Elvis Costello, Fairfield Four), prolific session musician and songwriter Mark Prentice, who plays bass in the band, and world renowned singer Michelle Nicolo Prentice. At 15, and although he has only been playing for three years, John has already wowed crowds and gained hundreds of fans in the Nashville scene. His playing has come to the attention and fallen under the tutelage of many of Nashville's top session guitarists. Even at this early age, he is in demand for many music projects and is an active songwriter. Once in a very great while, certain elements come together with such amazing synergy that the end result is undeniable. The BOY WONDER BAND is just such a phenomenon. For audiences of all ages and backgrounds, the sights and sounds are irresistible, and the result is an experience that will never be forgotten.

Bart Walker's new CD, “Who I am,” is sure to help revive the blues with the younger generation, and at the same time prove to be a much-welcomed addition for those who already possess a love for the blues. The band includes: Bart Walker - guitar and vocals, Reese Wynans (Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble) – B3 and other keyboards, Paul Ossola (G.E. Smith and the Saturday Night Live Band) – bass and Jim Thistle – drums. With influences from Stevie Ray, Eric Clapton, B.B. King, Buddy Guy, Eric Gales, Harold Smith, Joe Bonamassa, Martin Sexton, Raul Midon, Darrell Scott, Tony Rice, Stan Lassiter, Albert King, John Mayer, Bernard Allison, and many, many more.