New Orleans Style Funk, Latin & Swing

Junkyard Saints is a DC/Baltimore-based seven-piece band with full horn section performing its own brand of New Orleans-style party music, blending funk, swing, Latin, R&B, with a splash of zydeco to round out the mix.  They have played at some of the most notable venues and festivals in the country including the Kennedy Center, Lincoln Center, Baltimore’s Inner Harbor and Pier Six.  Come join us and party like it’s Mardi Gras!! 

Variety of Old School Classic Rock

The Gigs have grown up with the music they play and have experienced, first hand, the impact these songs have on generations since they were first played on AM radio. There’s simply no substitute for the excitement of hearing your favorite songs played live, by a group that remembers them the way you do. If you experienced the 60’s and 70’s, you know what we’re talking about.  If you grew up in Baltimore, you knew about the Gigs!  They have a repertoire that instantly engages audiences, reminiscent of the concert days when huge crowds gathered every weekend to hear and be around the best bands in town; The Gigs were one of those groups.

Modern Honky-Tonk & Traditional Country

From Baltimore, MD to Central Texas, Arty Hill packs the bars and dance floors with his unique brand of modern Honky Tonk. He sings with an "'everyman' quality…reminiscent of Johnny Cash." (Vintage Guitar Magazine). His songs - marrying the soul of classic country with the wry storytelling of Guy Clark and Townes Van Zandt - have been recorded by the Grammy-nominated Kenny and Amanda Smith Band, Alt-Country pioneers Jason & the Scorchers, Rockabilly Queen Bee Marti Brom, and Austin’s Texas Sapphires, among others. His recordings have topped the FAR (Freeform American Roots) chart, and his songs have appeared in two seasons of "Gun it with Bennie Spies" on the Sportsman Channel. His latest recording, "Live: Church on Saturday Night," is a shack-shaking 2015 live recording of Arty and his top notch band, the Long Gone Daddy’s

4-part Harmony, Barbershop Style

The Heart of Maryland Chorus is the performing chorus of the Patapsco Valley Chapter of the Barbershop Harmony Society.   They formed in 1982 by a merger of the Catonsville and Columbia chapters.  Most of the members are close by in Catonsville, Ellicott City, Columbia, and Reisterstown.  The chorus performs in local events, including their annual show and the popular Lasagna and Barbershop Dinner.  In addition to local performances, the chorus competes at the division and district level within the Mid-Atlantic District of the Society, winning several championships over the years.