Burnham Road is not just a band; it's a musical journey that redefines the boundaries of country music. Founded by a talented brother-sister duo, this electrifying group blends traditional country rhythms with modern influences, creating a sound that’s both fresh and deeply rooted in the genre's heritage.

With their captivating performances, Burnham Road takes audiences on an unforgettable ride, merging heartfelt storytelling with high-energy instrumentation. Their unique style showcases a fusion of classic country elements and contemporary sounds, making each show a dynamic experience that resonates with fans of all ages.

The siblings’ chemistry on stage is palpable, drawing listeners in with their authentic energy and passion. Their commitment to pushing the limits of country music is evident in their original songs and innovative covers, which highlight their versatility and creativity.

As they continue to carve their niche in the music scene, Burnham Road is poised to take country music to the next level, leaving a lasting impression on all who experience their electrifying performances.

In the summer of 2012, Jason Miller began his search for musicians to join together on his new musical venture. Little did he know that when he found this group of men, from all over the state of Mississippi, that they would form not only a band, but also, a brotherhood. 

For most of his life, Jason Miller has been involved in the music scene. Miller is a Sturgis, MS native who has now made Starkville, MS his home. Prior to forming the Jason Miller Band, he held the role of lead vocalist for the national touring and recording group, Crossin Dixon. When not on the road playing, he enjoys hunting, spending time with family, and ultimately humiliating his close friend and drummer, Nathan Spears, in PS3 NCAA Football.

John Andy Bowen was born and raised in the Mississippi Delta in the town of Cleveland, MS. Bowen first began performing at the age of 17 by sitting in with different local blues artists in the area. Bowen’s love of music led him to spend his first college years traveling and performing for free. He learned many things from these great blues acts, but most notably, he learned the importance of being a performer. After gaining a degree in music, Bowen carried what he learned from blues acts and college into his first traveling band, Back 40. Bowen was first introduced to Miller when Back 40 opened for Crossin Dixon. In between gigs, Bowen works in auto parts and is a sought after guitar instructor. His favorite hobby is fishing, and he loves all southern foods. Bowen brings energy and excitement to the stage with a smile, and he plans to keep performing for many years to come. 

Jamie Bright is a native of Batesville, MS. Driven by local country music influences, Bright began playing guitar in churches and local honky tonks beginning at the age of 14. By age 23, Bright founded a well-known college bar scene band, the Willy Waggs. During this time, they opened up for artists such as Brantley Gilbert, Diamond Rio, Dustin Lynch, etc. In the summer of 2012, Bright was asked by Miller to play lead guitar for the Jason Miller Band. The rest, they say is history. 

Topher Brown is a professional musician from Jackson, Ms. He has been a vital part of many bands over the years and has made a name for himself In the local music scene. Some of his former associated acts are, The Band Perry, The Colonels, and Topher Brown and The Family Business. Topher is a versatile musician with skills in several different instruments. He currently plays keys an acoustic guitar for The Jason Miller Band. Topher also sings background vocals for that band.

Anthony Daniels is a Eupora, MS native and has been playing music all his life. Although he has only been a member of the Jason Miller Band for a short period of time, he is no stranger to being on big stages, touring, studio work, and constant rehearsals. Anthony has been fortunate enough to share the stage with artist such as rock artist Chad Wesley, gospel group Fully Committed and The Southern Sons, and blues artist JJ Thames. Anthony has opened up for driving and Crying, Eric Johnson, and George Clinton. He is a hard working and dedicated musician that loves the challenges of crossing into different genres of music. He is also a father and devoted husband and loves his family. “I feel blessed to be with a great group of guys.” – Anthony Daniels

Nathan Spears is a long time native of Philadelphia, MS. At the age of 14, Spears began his career in music with local friends in the rock band Single 7. During this time, he also played in many church worship groups around his hometown. While attending East Central Community College, Spears played in as many musical groups as possible, including the Collegians, Jazz and Concert Bands, Drumline, and Wall O’ Sound Marching Band. While attending The University of Southern Mississippi, Spears began traveling all around the state of Mississippi as the lead singer and drummer for the band Rico and the Border Patrol. In the summer of 2012, Spears was approached by Miller to join his new band. In his free time, he loves to hunt, fish, whoop Jason Miller at any video game imaginable, and play as many instruments as possible. 

The Jason Miller Band is stacked with amazing musicians as well as people. This band of brothers is known for their musicianship, tight harmonies, and seemingly effortless ability to deliver a high-energy show. Along with their original music, JMB mixes in music from all genres to keep you on your feet all night.

Hayden Hunter and the Yearly Trials are MS based original artist heavy soul punk, blues, indie, emo southern rock.

“A modern-day Emmylou Harris, Rainy Eyes combines folk and country influences to weave poignant stories of remorse and redemption.” - Turnstyled Junkpiled 

“...a voice of innocence with strains of sensitivity and illumination, Norway native Rainy Eyes most importantly graces each tune with honesty and emotion.” - Americana Highways

 
“Lonesome Highway has a laconic grace and conversational narrative lyricism couched in a soulful frame.” - The Rocking Magpie

"Lonesome Highway sounds like a love letter to Gram Parsons-era country rock.” - My Spilt Milk

Rainy Eyes (Irena Eide) is a Norwegian-born Americana singer-songwriter. She lived in the San Francisco Bay Area for over a decade and is now based in New Orleans. Rainy Eyes has been writing music, performing, and touring throughout the US for the past decade. Both solo and with a band, her performances have a spellbinding, inspiring effect and a soulful, heartfelt and timeless sound with tight-knit harmonies, melodious solos, and thoughtful songwriting.

Saxophonist, singer, and songwriter James Martin is an accomplished and award-winning solo artist, band member and touring musician whose career has brought him international acclaim several times over.
Beginning his career at the prestigious New Orleans Center for Creative Arts where he became a founding member of classmate Troy “Trombone Shorty” Andrews’ Orleans Avenue alongside Jon Batiste, Martin earned a full scholarship to Loyola University with a double major in Jazz Saxophone and Music Industries. During his seven-year tenure with Orleans Avenue, he and the band released three albums, some of which included original music contributed by Martin.

Most recently, his solo work with the James Martin Band has led him to performances at the Edinburgh Jazz & Blues Festival; the Copenhagen Jazz Festival; the PaP Jazz Fest in Haiti; the Spiagge Soul Festival south of Venice, Italy; the New Orleans Jazz Festival in Tel Aviv; Fort L’Ecluse Jazz Festival in southern France; the Ascona Jazz Festival in Switzerland; as well as regular performances at renowned New Orleans venues including Tipitina’s, The Spotted Cat Music Club and Carousel Lounge. The James Martin Band’s third album, “Keep Movin’”, debuted at #9 on the Billboard Contemporary Jazz Chart.

Martin has been an integral member of several other bands, including the award-winning Ernie Vincent and the Top Notes, the Billboard charting Glen David Andrews Band and Soul Brass Band. With the globally touring Soul Brass Band, Martin serves as a writer, arranger and singer in addition to instrumentalist. The band released Levels, produced by Galactic’s Ben Ellman, in early 2019. Along with Soul Brass Band co-founder Derrick Freeman, Martin graced the cover of OffBeat Magazine in 2018 and has been nominated Best Saxophonist at OffBeat’s Best of the Beat Music Awards several times.

In addition to performances and recordings with Ivan Neville, Flowtribe, Amanda Shaw, James Andrews and many other prominent musicians, Martin contributes original music to CBS’ “NCIS: New Orleans” and has been heard on Anthony Bourdain’s “Raw Craft,” as well as on Abu Dhabi TV. On Abu Dhabi TV, Martin hosted Middle Eastern composer Faisal al Saari in New Orleans, where the pair collaborated in a recording studio and live performance. Martin appeared on the award-winning HBO series about post-Katrina New Orleans, “Treme.” He earned nationwide recognition for his 2011 appearance alongside acclaimed fiddler Amanda Shaw during the intro segment for ESPN’s “Monday Night Football.”

James is active in the local community as demonstrated in his work teaching music to incarcerated youths at the Travis Hill School through the Preservation Hall program as well as the 2024 clinician for the New Orleans Junior High District Honor Jazz Band.

LadyCouch was born out of Keshia Bailey and Allen Thompson’s love for one another and their love for honest, soulful music. The pair seem to come from two different worlds, musically, with Keshia hailing from the straight-ahead throwback Soul group Magnolia Sons, and Allen from the psychedelic folk of the Allen Thompson Band.

Backed by a rotating cast of players who often tour with the likes of Keith Urban, Tesky Brothers, INXS and more, LadyCouch’s Appalachian upbringings and their genuine appreciation for Soul, Rock, Funk, Country and Folk allow them to build bridges across genres to create a sound all its own. On any given evening in Nashville it’s not uncommon to see folks from Old Crow Medicine Show, Maggie Rose, Jon Latham, Little Bandit, Drivin N Cryin, and many other Nashville mainstay musicians jamming with the big band with the nonsense name.

When LadyCouch is on stage, they do everything with a purpose and drive that’s rare to see in agroup that large. While their sound might be reminiscent of the huge hippie orchestras ofdecades past, the group is by no means a nostalgia act. Their approach to writing, melodies, harmonies and improvisation is as original and refreshing as you can get.

The music of Aerosmith has all the ingredients to make  any event successful & one to remember. It brings back memories with their catchy hooks & sing-a-long melodies. With 50 years of multi-platinum selling mega hits starting with vinyl album -era releases like "Dream On" (1973) , "Sweet Emotion" & "Walk This Way" (1975), to MTV era- cassette tape & Cd releases of "Dude Looks Like A Lady" ,"Rag Doll", & "Love In An Elevator" (late 80's).The band penned a string of more chartbusters in the 90's and pinnacled with their first number 1 single ever in 1998 with "I Don't Want To Miss A Thing". You don't have to wait very long to hear one of your favorite songs at a Pandora's Box show!  

In 2015, Atlanta based singer-frontman Nathan Utz & guitarist Steve Taylor decided to form Pandora's Box Ultimate Aerosmith Tribute not only due to their fondness of the band's music, but also because Nathan has an uncanny resemblance to Steven Tyler & very similar vocal qualities. Steve & Nathan tell a story about walking across a parking lot once & 3 college age young men approached Nathan for an autograph, thinking he was Steven Tyler!

It became apparent in the first year of Pandora's Box playing shows that it was quickly taking on a momentum & energy of it's own, playing sell out shows all over the Southeast, up & down the East Coast, Alaska, Hawaii. In 2018 Pandora's Box became Royal Caribbean Cruise Line's top requested headline feature act, which took them international!   

On lead vocals- Nathan Utz (aka Steven Tyler) has an extensive performance career going back to 1990 he fronted the melodic rock band "Blonz" (Sony Records) self titled release 1990 along with Pandora's Box guitarist Steve Taylor. Nathan has performed & toured all over the world as vocalist with George Lynch(Dokken fame), Static X, and his own original band" Resist & Bite" featuring Tommy Skeoch formerly of Tesla.

Guitarist- Steve Taylor (aka Joe Perry)holds down stage left. Steve graduated from Musicians Institute of Hollywood, Ca & moved back to Atlanta & went on to co-found the rock band" Blonz"(Sony Records 1990) with Nathan Utz. Since then Steve has played all over the world with various bands, toured with Country artist Bill Gentry as lead guitarist/musical director, has played as session musician on Lynard Skynard acoustic release of "Down South Jukin". Steve delivers a very entertaining & believable performance as Joe Perry.

 Drummer- Gary Stone ( aka Joey Cramer )  Gary has been an in demand working drummer in Atlanta for several decades & being a multi- instrumentalist, can sub for other positions in Pandora's Box as well!

Guitarist- Timothy Cabe (aka Brad Whitford)  has been a guitarist fixture in the Atlanta music scene for decades. Tim was guitarist in the Multi hit Southern Rock band "The Outlaws" in the 90's, in demand session guitarist, & has been playing & singing in bands all over the United States & Internationally since the late 80's.

Bassist- Chase Brown (aka Tom Hamilton) is the most recent addition to the Pandora's Box family. While Chase is the youngest member (20 yrs junior to the rest) he has an "Old Soul" when it comes to music. Chase has been performing in bands for paying jobs since he was 13 years old & by the time he was at the ripe old age of 19 or 20 was an in demand integral member of several top Atlanta original & tribute bands including the 2021 album release by "The Ceo's" featuring Vince Hornsby of Sevendust. 

Guitar virtuoso Alastair Greene has artfully managed a dynamic solo career while contributing to the music of notable artists such as Grammy-winner Alan Parsons and soul blues Grammy nominee Sugaray Rayford. Greene's latest release, STANDING OUT LOUD, is a commanding declaration poised to solidify his position as a seasoned veteran in the blues rock world.

With STANDING OUT LOUD (his 11th solo record), Greene set out to create an honest, no-nonsense record that recalls the spirit of his favorite music from the 1960's and 70's.
For that purpose, he headed to Nashville in January 2024, knocking out eight of the album's eleven songs. His partner in this endeavor was Nashville stalwart JD Simo, who co- produced with Greene and engineered the tracks in his own House of Grease studio.

With a strong batch of original songs rooted in blues and southern rock traditions, STANDING OUT LOUD builds upon the momentum created by his critically acclaimed solo releases of recent years. "Teaming up with Ruf Records for this album feels like a natural and perfect fit for the progression of my career," says the California native and multi-charting Billboard artist that Blues Music Magazine called "a major talent in the blues-rock category."

With the album complete, Greene is itching to hit the road. His 2024 tour schedule will include festival and club dates across the U.S. and over 40 European dates. “I've toured Europe many times as the guitarist with the Alan Parsons Live Project, and I'm excited to be bringing my music to the people.”

“Alastair Greene is killing it! He is singing great, writing great, he is at the height of his powers.” - Joe Bonamassa

“A major talent in the Blues Rock category” - Blues Music Magazine

"He is a skilled, articulate songwriter with vocal and guitar talents to match." "Alastair's tone is impeccably rich and complex, which will endear him to guitar fans everywhere, and he uses it to get the most out of every note.” - Rock & Blues Muse

“Alastair Greene is a highly respected guitar player who was an integral part of the Alan Parsons Project. He is the equal of any and better than most.”- Blues Matters Magazine

“Fronting a power blues-rock trio, guitarist Alastair Greene breathes in sulfuric fumes and exhales blazing fire. Greene is doing his best songwriting and singing ever.”
- Downbeat Magazine

Founded in 2017 by Robbie Smith and Frank Stewart, Cardboard Cowboy has built a unique brand of Cosmic American Music. Through an equal emphasis on poetry and musicianship, their genre-defying catalog combines earnest lyrics, catchy compositions, and frequent improvisational space. Blues, Rock, Soul, Jazz, Funk, Country, and more—all rolled into one! “I’m gonna quit my job and sell grilled cheese for this band.” - Casey Dunn of Ocean Springs, MS

American recording artist, Zach Person, is the new face of indie rock. Emerging out of Austin, Texas, Person plays loud, raw, and connects with his music fans on a primal sonic level. Person has a swagger, talent and grit beyond his years. With the poise of a seasoned veteran on stage and the stylings of a mega star, he commands an audience in seconds.

“Reminiscent of everyone from Elmore James and Duane Allman to The Black Keys and Jack White, Person channels a raw, pure-bred American swagger,” said American Songwriter. “Between the driving beat, Person’s fuzzed-out vocals and the layers of bombastic guitar parts, the tune shows off all the reasons that Buddy Guy once said of Person ‘What else can I say? The young man is hot!’”

His inspirations are varied, and include prolific artists like The Black Keys, Jack White, Chris Stapleton, Jonny Lang, Funkadelic, and Led Zeppelin. With his new project, Zach has created his own take on a contemporary hybrid of blues and rock music, arranged in a pop format.

Person’s self-titled, debut LP dropped on April 2, 2021 and garnered the attention of notable press including American Songwriter, Classic Rock Magazine, American Blues Scene, Guitar World, Premier Guitar and more.

The overall success of his LP, has led to additional collaborations with international brands like, Amazon, Kendra Scott, Soho House, Kimpton & Fairmont Hotels, and BMI.

Perpetual Groove was founded in Savannah, GA, in 1997 before relocating in 2005 to Athens, Georgia, a town long renowned for its thriving music scene.  PGroove comprises 1904 and current members:  Brock Butler on guitar and lead vocals; Adam Perry on bass guitar; and Matthew McDonald on keyboards and vocals. Drummer Albert Suttle joined the band in 2001 but has announced his departure culminating with this year’s NYE show. Replacing him on drums will be Darren Stanley (Jimmy Herring, Col. Bruce Hampton).

PGroove, a band categorized by fans as “Trance Arena Rock,” is an amalgamation of rock and indie electronica, with a touch of metal thrown in for good measure. With their intelligent light show and experimental stage set up, PGroove continues to create a cultivated, unique experience for each live show. Since their inception, the band has toured the U.S., and performed in Japan and Amsterdam and Jam Cruise. In 2013, PGroove went on 2 year hiatus but caught everyone by surprise in 2015 when they returned to the stage. In 2019, they released a new recording, the eponymous Perpetual Groove, delighting fans with a new sound by the reinvigorated group.

PGroove's latest release, “C’mon. Covers?” EP, was recorded at Chase Park Transduction (R.E.M, Drive-By Truckers, Bettye Lavette) in Athens and includes songs by Peter Gabriel, The Cars, The Go-Go's, and Johnny Cash.  It was produced by Jason Kingsland (Band of Horses, Belle and Sebastian).  The recording ensemble included Butler, Perry, McDonald and Stanley.  It was released on all major digital formats on September 17, 2021.