Fins Up on The Forgotten Coast

Sticky Tim

Sticky Tim brings a breezy mix of Americana, southern country, and classic rock, all infused with his signature coastal vibe. A longtime fixture of the Forgotten Coast music scene, he’s known for sharp, witty originals and an impressive repertoire that keeps audiences coming back for more. Whether he’s spinning tales or strumming timeless tunes, Tim’s laid-back style makes for a perfect night of live music.

Del Suggs

Del Suggs delivers a breezy blend of acoustic rock, pop, blues, and folk infused with Gulf Coast soul — music he calls "saltwater music." A pioneer of Trop Rock, his style reflects his Panama City roots and decades of crafting songs inspired by coastal life. With a career spanning five albums and countless performances, Suggs' warm sound and storytelling connect deeply, making his shows a laid-back celebration of the Florida coast.

Brian Rowland

Brian Rowland delivers a laid-back blend of acoustic classic rock and island-inspired tunes, performing solo with guitar and vocals. Based in St. Augustine, he draws on influences like Jimmy Buffett, Tom Petty, and the Eagles, creating a relaxed vibe perfect for coastal venues. A seasoned performer with a polished presence, Rowland travels across North Florida and South Georgia, bringing his tropical rock sound to beachside stages and Parrothead-friendly crowds.

David Dale

David Dale delivers laid-back, beach-friendly country perfect for the coastal vibe of the Forgotten Coast. His easygoing sound is tailor-made for waterfront afternoons and happy hours, blending smooth melodies with a relaxed energy. A regular on the regional live music scene, Dale’s performances capture the feel of the Gulf, making him a favorite for locals and visitors alike.

John Sutton

John Sutton brings a dynamic mix of blues, rock, and soul to the stage, fronting a tight Tennessee-based trio of guitar, bass, and drums. His sound draws from legends like Stevie Ray Vaughan, Otis Redding, and Tab Benoit, blending fiery guitar work with a soulful vocal touch. A frequent visitor to the Forgotten Coast, Sutton has become part of the local music fabric, with memorable performances at Apalachicola's Oyster Cook Off and collaborations with Port St. Joe favorites.

Kristie Kraus

Kristie Kraus blends modern country with touches of bluesy rock and funk, creating a sound rooted in her Midwest country-rock beginnings. Now based in Nashville, this Florida-born, Wisconsin-raised artist has opened for acts like Thomas Rhett and Kip Moore, toured internationally, and performed at London’s C2C Festival. Her dynamic live shows and heartfelt songs, like those from her debut album *Yes You Can*, have earned her a devoted following.

Mark Mulch

Mark Mulch blends Nashville songwriting chops with breezy Trop Rock vibes, crafting island-inspired tunes that feel tailor-made for the Gulf Coast. A former country-rocker turned tropical troubadour, his catalog includes hits like “Tide Down” and “Moon Over Mexico.” Whether solo or backed by a band, Mulch delivers laid-back performances that capture the spirit of coastal living—perfect for house concerts, beach bars, and sunny escapes.

Stoney Banks

Stoney Banks serves up a laid-back mix of reggae, country, and rock that’s as much at home in Nashville as it is in the tropics. Drawing on influences like Bob Marley and his Southern roots, his sound blends heartfelt storytelling with breezy island vibes. With themes of love, life, and escaping the grind, he’s a natural for beach bars and festivals, bringing a relaxed energy perfect for sunny days and good times.

Greg Mihaly

Greg Mihaly blends the spirit of 80s and 90s rock with thoughtful songwriting, crafting a fresh take on classic rock and roll. A Florida panhandle native, his sound shifts between reflective, grunge-inspired tones and lighter, southern rock influences. Whether exploring darker themes or whimsical coastal vibes, Greg’s dynamic performances and versatile style make him a compelling artist to experience live.

Raised in the Mississippi Delta and now based in Nashville, Jason Acy blends laid-back Trop Rock vibes with a Coastal Country sound inspired by Jimmy Buffett and Steve Wariner. His breezy, vacation-ready tunes evoke sandy beaches and relaxed afternoons, making every performance feel like an escape. Whether playing originals from his album "Finally" or timeless covers, Jason brings a warm, easygoing energy to the stage.

Brian Smith delivers a versatile rock sound shaped by years on the road, blending classic and contemporary hits with an easygoing energy. A regular on the Forgotten Coast, he’s just as comfortable playing laid-back waterfront sets as keeping late-night bar crowds moving. Whether solo or teaming up with local artists, Smith’s adaptable style makes him a go-to for live music fans across the region.

Krystal King combines Nashville songwriting finesse with coastal vibes, crafting a sound rooted in '90s country and infused with folk, blues, soul, and rock. A North Carolina native and former music therapist, she’s known for her witty, relatable songs like “You’re the Reason That I Drink.” As a DJ on SiriusXM’s Radio Margaritaville, she’s a key player in the trop rock scene, blending heartfelt storytelling with a breezy, down-to-earth charm.

Michael Sautter delivers laid-back, coastal rock tailored for the Gulf-front vibe. A regular on the Forgotten Coast circuit, his smooth, sun-soaked sound pairs perfectly with festival settings and waterfront venues. Whether playing yacht clubs or smokehouse patios, Sautter channels the breezy, tropical spirit of Florida’s music scene, sharing stages with seasoned performers like Del Suggs.

Harold Boothe

Harold Boothe crafts songs that evoke a sense of place and mood, blending vivid storytelling with a laid-back southern vibe. Rooted in his rural upbringing and inspired by travels from the Gulf Coast to the Caribbean, his music pairs heartfelt lyrics with coastal imagery, perfect for beach sunsets or open road journeys. A collaborator with artists like Thom Shepherd and Eric Erdman, Harold’s performances offer an intimate connection to his rich, reflective sound.

Mick Fury

Mick Fury blends rock and Americana with a rich baritone and storytelling rooted in his journey through LA, NY, and Nashville. His music, featured in films like *Panama* and TV shows such as *The Young and the Restless*, tackles themes of generational struggles and unity. Whether solo or backed by his band, Fury delivers anthemic melodies and heartfelt performances that resonate deeply with audiences.

Monallo Full Band delivers a breezy blend of coastal folk, heartfelt songwriting, and feel-good grooves. Frontman James Drakes, drummer Alan Jax Bowers, and bassist Pete Robertson craft warm melodies and vivid stories anchored by tight chemistry and decades of experience. With a laid-back beach vibe and influences from global touring, their live shows promise an uplifting atmosphere that pairs perfectly with sandy shores or festival stages.

Nero Simon and the Sunsetters bring an 8-piece blend of Americana, folk rock, and coastal vibes with a touch of Latin rhythm. Based in Atlanta, their music channels the spirit of 70s and 80s soft rock, weaving tales of love and adventure inspired by Nero’s Florida Keys upbringing. Known for their dynamic live performances, they also run MARGARITATOWN, a tribute to Jimmy Buffett that celebrates joy and escapism alongside their original "Coastal Americana" sound.

Todd Sparks blends Southern charm, coastal vibes, and humor into a lively mix of music and storytelling. Raised in Alabama and shaped by Panama City's breezy spirit, his sound captures the laid-back energy of the Gulf Coast. Whether he's delivering heartfelt originals or cracking jokes between songs, Todd’s performances feel more like a celebration than a show. Expect beachy grooves, a touch of comedy, and an easygoing atmosphere that keeps the good times rolling.

Steve Hopper

Steve Hopper blends tropical vibes with Tennessee roots, crafting a unique sound that pairs acoustic guitar with steel drum melodies. Raised near Muscle Shoals, he channels influences from country, rock, and soul into smooth trop rock reminiscent of Buffett and Chesney. With over 20 years on the Parrothead circuit, his mix of crowd-pleasing covers and originals is perfect for beachside escapes and laid-back Mid-South grooves.

Steve Youngblood delivers a lively mix of classic rock, blues, surf rock, and tropical vibes inspired by Jimmy Buffett. Based near Panama City, he performs solo and with Tropic Sands Band, blending laid-back grooves with upbeat energy. A regular on the Forgotten Coast scene, Youngblood’s evening sets bring the perfect soundtrack to late nights along Apalachicola Bay.