James Anthony- (Guitar) Vocals has played with over 200 Music Legends Live and in Studio including The Mamas and The Papas, Sam and Dave, Edward Bear, The Platters, Jay Douglas, and many more. A fulltime musician since 17 years old A member of the famous Lulu's House band Kats, The El Mocambo House Band and

Based out of Toronto, "rhythmethod" is an emerging contemporary jazz quartet featuring Eric Wong (Sax), Jeremy Hucal (Piano), Thomas Hainbuch (Bass) and Jared Gershon (Drums). Formed at Humber College, "rhythmethod" delivers a sophisticated yet energetic and youthful sound, drawing from past and current influences such as Donny McCaslin, Nate Smith and Braxton Cook.

Agneya Chikte is a Toronto based drummer/percussionist who has been performing professionally for 7 years. He has studied with some of Canada's best-known musicians and educators and was the recipient of the Canada-wide 'Musicounts' scholarship (2018), and Humber's Sabian Cymbals Award (2018). Agneya performs on drum set and percussion alike, covering a broad range of

Western Swing Band is Sonny Sinclair (guitar, vocals), Peter Arthur (bass, vocals) , Doug Johnson(pedal steel) and Dominic Di Ninno (drums, percussion). All creative musicians/artists in their own right but when they combine their talents together the music they make will set your toes to tapping and your feet to dancing. Inspired by the country

Trickbag has been entertaining music lovers live and on record for over two and a half decades. They are now poised to open another exciting musical chapter in their long history. The recent addition of two new members, bassist Rick Miles and Steve Beach, a master of the mighty Hammond organ has revitalized the classic

Roberto ("Mr. Santos") currently teaches full time music with the Hamilton Wentworth Catholic District School Board, at St. Mary Catholic Secondary High School in Hamilton, Ontario. There, he directs the St Mary Jazz Band, an 18 piece ensemble. Before St. Mary, Rob taught music for 14 years at Thomas More. "Bobby" tries to keep a