4:00- 4:25 pm Mes Amis

A Tallahassee acoustic trio featuring violin, guitar, and bass, Mes Amis brings a warm, jazz-infused sound to everything they play, with members drawn from the Tallahassee Symphony and FSU’s music faculty.

4:30-4:55 pm Craig Reeder with Chris Ash

Craig Reeder is one of Tallahassee’s most beloved singer-songwriters, known for weaving heartfelt stories into upbeat folk and acoustic tunes; here he teams up with guitarist and vocalist Chris Ash, whose bluesy, rootsy style makes for a natural pairing.

5:00-5:25pm: Bruce Graybeal

A familiar face on the Tallahassee acoustic music scene, Bruce Graybeal is a singer-songwriter whose warm, understated style has made him a fixture at Swamp Stomp and local listening rooms alike.

5:30-5:55pm: Carol Ann Mathews

A versatile vocalist and a favorite on the North Florida folk circuit, Carol Ann Mathews has covered Del Suggs songs and performed at festivals across the region, bringing captivating vocals and a deep connection to the local music community.

6:00-6:25pm: Dylan “Ragpicker” Allen

A Tallahassee original, Dylan earned his nickname by repurposing found instruments into one-man-band magic, blending blues, rock, and a healthy dose of country twang into a high-energy performance all his own.

6:30-6:55pm: Eddie Mac & Ken

A longtime Swamp Stomp duo, Eddie Mac and Ken bring an easy, seasoned chemistry to the stage, serving up acoustic folk and Americana with the comfort of old friends playing music they love.

7:00-7:25pm: The Johns Girls

A harmony-driven vocal group from the Tallahassee area, The Johns Girls deliver warm, layered voices rooted in folk and Americana traditions.

7:30-7:55pm: Saylor Dollar Duo

Tallahassee husband-and-wife duo Lisa and Dale Dollar blend guitar, fiddle, and rich vocals into an original Americana sound that pulls from bluegrass, folk, and classic rock, all anchored in introspective, Appalachian-inspired songwriting.

8:00-8:25pm: Del Suggs

The heart and soul of Swamp Stomp, Del Suggs is a North Florida legend; an ASCAP award-winning singer-songwriter and pioneer of “Trop Rock,” whose “saltwater music” draws on a lifetime spent along the Gulf Coast and decades of performing at festivals and colleges across the country.