Friday March 19 we're going COUNTRY with Mickey Cash and Lick N' Gravey…yeah, that’s Johnny’s grandniece with the very talented Lick N’ Gravey band…you won’t want to miss ‘em. “Cash shows off those pipes in a prototype country ballad, leaving you wanting to hear a lot more” said T J Royal. 

On Saturday March 20, one of our favorite Blues performers Slim Fatz gets us started...we love him and are thrilled to have him back at the DIXIE.

Then Memphis-based blues band Brandon Santini & Delta Highway. This band’s music is pure living blues for modern times; it’s not rock-blues, soul-blues or any other hyphen-blues. The band features guitar, harp, organ/keys, bass and drums-no frills, just fine soulful ensemble blues playing.

You'll be hard pressed to see such a unique line up of instrumentation on one stage.

But that is exactly what sets this group apart. Led by the strong vocals of Bo Spring, in any one show you'll hear a jumble of influences; classic rock, classic country, oldies, classic soul, bluegrass, big band, jazz, blues, beach, 80's pop, and more. The same show has never been played twice by this group as the mix of original music and recognizable cover songs is ever changing while this group continually seeks to expand it's repertoire and tweak it's unique sound.

Exceptional vocals and strong, smart lyrics make this gem of a band as solid and tight as they come…using a joyous blend of blues, rock, jazz and soul to deliver a sound that’s both Americana and Alternative. Sarah Mac's voice at times has the full power and grit of Janis Joplin, the sweet, soothing breathiness of Edie Brickell, and the soul-shaking raw tones of an old soul or gospel singer. Paired with Charlie's intricate guitar work and Claire's solid, intriguing bass lines, this trio will leave you wanting to hear more. “A true Florida treasure..."- Tampa News Weekly