JIM HOGG

Jim has recorded 7 CD’s including the last 2 with 13 time Grammy winner and CMA Entertainer of the Year
Ricky Skaggs with Nashville producer Mark Fain . Jim’s music is for every age  his style is unique and real to the bone. Having been on tour /opening act for the biggest names in the music business including; Kenny Rogers, Keith Urban,  Kenny Chesney, Brooks and Dunn, Alabama, Hall and Oates, Billy Ray Cyrus, Pam Tillis, and many more.

Geno Delafose & French Rocking Boogie

Geno fuses his Creole roots and modern voice through his multi-accordion attack. Germans introduced the accordion to Louisiana, and, ever since, it has been a popular instrument thanks to its distinctive ability to speak above the hum in a crowded room of dancers. Geno plays the single-row and triple-row diatonic button accordions for more traditional French style€� tunes, and changes to piano accordion for pounding out contemporary Zydeco. Piano accordions were adopted for their chromatic versatility and ability to play blue notes. Up until the 1980s only the most sophisticated players could incorporate them into Zydeco.

DAVID ST. ROMAIN

The 28-year-old from Baton Rouge has served his time out of the spotlight: he released an widely un-acclaimed album was released in 2001, titled DSR;� the singer has played studio musician on bass; has toured the small venues of the country and even played a stint on the Nashville Star talent show. He has been working with some of Nashville’s top songwriters and the singer appears to have hit his stride with “That’s Love.”�

Whether a rock n roll influenced throwback, or the real St. Romain that fans can expect to hear,That’s Love� is stamped with the kind of craftsmanship, talent and promise as a veteran like Pat Green, and at 28, St. Romain is a newcomer ready to connect with fans and make some hits.