Doors at 7. Show at 8. Seating is first come first served. Ages 18+. Pre sale $20. $25 at the door.

Melody Trucks is a life-long student of music. Being born into a musical family, she was surrounded by incredible musicians from the start. She began studying flute at the age of 7, but expanded to all woodwinds as she progressed through high school. She switched to percussion in college, studying ethnomusicology with a focus in Balinese and Brazilian music. While she did sing occasionally with her brother, Vaylor Trucks of the Yeti Trio, it was not her main focus. After deciding to surprise her father, Butch Trucks of the Allman Brothers Band, by singing at an open jam hosted by Hub Chason at the Bradfordville Blues Club in Tallahassee, Florida, Melody was invited to tour with his latest group, Butch Trucks and the Freight Train. The Melody Trucks Band emerged as a way for her to carry on the legacy he began, as well as a way for her to voice her own musical ideas.

Brady Clampitt is a vocalist/guitarist and Berklee College of Music Alumni from Jacksonville, Florida. At 32, he is now as ever a versatile live performer singing and playing guitar, keyboards, and lap steel. The live band shows are full of energetic rock and roll, blues, funk, and soul while being subject to a hard left turn to honest ballads and uplifting gospel.

Brady has become comfortable playing the national level shows and opening up for such artists as Josh Turner, Blackberry Smoke, and Brantley Gilbert. However, he will never miss the chance and could not be more proud than to rub elbows in his local hometown scene with the likes of JJ Grey and Tedeschi Trucks Band.

His original music provides the foundation for his performances and yet touches and embraces: roots, Motown, oldies, and country music genres. Brady's live performances are anything but routine and shouldn't be secluded to one genre, but more so a culmination of intrinsically composed elements of many.

Harmonica icon Isaac Corbitt is a phenomenon whose God-given talent is unmistakable. He is recognized as one of the best harmonica players in the world.

At age 17, he was given a $5 harmonica from his dad, and the rest is history. Within a few short weeks, he had taught himself to play - his gift was obvious from the start.

He is currently focusing on solo endeavors, but also lends his talents to The Corbitt Brothers Band, The Corbitt Clampitt Experience, and now The Melody Trucks Band.