Friday, May 22, 2026
About to Sweat is an electrifying indie-soul and jazz-rock ensemble rooted in the Gulf Coast music scene. Known for their groove-driven fusion of funk, soul, jazz, and rock, the band blends tight rhythms with smooth basslines, fiery saxophone, soulful guitar, catchy originals, and engaging covers that get audiences moving and keep live shows fresh and exciting. Their dynamic sound and stage presence reflect a deep appreciation for rich harmonies and musical interplay, making them a standout act in Northwest Florida’s live music circuit. About to Sweat’s lineup has showcased versatile musicianship, featuring lead vocals and guitar, as well as contributions from drums, bass, keys, saxophone, and brass, creating a full and danceable sonic experience that draws fans from across the region.
Friday, August 7, 2026
The New Cahoots is a Pensacola-based five-piece band known for its high-energy, foot-stomping blend of bluegrass, folk, Americana, and rock— a sound they’ve dubbed “grass rock.” Originally formed as a duo in 2020, the group has evolved into a dynamic full-band experience featuring original music alongside an eclectic mix of covers rooted in traditional bluegrass, folk, and jam-band influences. The New Cahoots has shared the stage with nationally recognized acts including Old Crow Medicine Show, Railroad Earth, Town Mountain, Daniel Donato’s Cosmic Country, and Dumpstaphunk. With skilled musicianship, infectious energy, and a fresh take on American roots music, The New Cahoots delivers a lively performance built to get audiences on their feet and keep them there.
Friday, October 2, 2026
Cowboy Park (formerly DLP) is a rock band comprised of local doctors, lawyers and politicians. Cowboy Park is: City Council Vice President Jared Moore (vocals and guitar), Election Security Advisor David Stafford (drums), Dr. Sidney Rosenthal (lead guitar), attorney Charlie Wiggins (bass), and attorney Jack Zoesch (keyboards). Cowboy Park has entertained Pensacola audiences for over 10 years at such venues and events as the Handlebar, Fish House, Seville Quarter, New Year’s Eve Pelican Drop, DeLuna Fest, and the inaugural Bands on the Bayou concert. Cowboy Park takes great pride in the fact that it was the band playing on the dock on a late summer night that gave inspiration to the Bands on the Bayou concept.
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