A new group from the Upstate merges five of the premier musicians from the area to formulate the new movement Zataban. The group targets true music lovers with tunes that will make you move and grove but most important touch your soul! Combining Gospel, Blues, New Orleans Funk, Zataban strives to entertain with a mix [...]
Not much information to share about this band….http://www.myspace.com/skyefoundation
Come join Christine Woitowitz and Alison Turner Watson for a set of familiar acoustic covers and originals performed with guitar, flute, keyboards and percusssion! Musical styles include classic rock, folk, blues, reggae, latin and more…. Naturally sweet and good for what ails ya
We are 1012 and we are currently rocking the upstate in numerous locations!! Our band hails out of Spartanburg with some great singer/songwriters!
An occasional jam session between friends is growing into an organized event for music lovers and families. Four years ago, some friends and neighbors started meeting at the Duncan Park stage to play music. It was an opportunity to express themselves while playing for their families in a non-threatening environment. “It was kind of selfish [...]
A new group from the Upstate merges five of the premier musicians from the area to formulate the new movement Zataban. The group targets true music lovers with tunes that will make you move and grove but most important touch your soul! Combining Gospel, Blues, New Orleans Funk, Zataban strives to entertain with a mix of cover tunes and original songs.
Not much information to share about this band….http://www.myspace.com/skyefoundation
Come join Christine Woitowitz and Alison Turner Watson for a set of familiar acoustic covers and originals performed with guitar, flute, keyboards and percusssion! Musical styles include classic rock, folk, blues, reggae, latin and more…. Naturally sweet and good for what ails ya 
An occasional jam session between friends is growing into an organized event for music lovers and families. Four years ago, some friends and neighbors started meeting at the Duncan Park stage to play music. It was an opportunity to express themselves while playing for their families in a non-threatening environment. “It was kind of selfish at first,”
