Led by Paul Kovac and Carrie King, the Radio Rhythm IDOLS draw their swing inspiration from the east - west - south - & north (actually not north so much).  Their sets include American songbook standards, west-coast rock-a-billy, pre-rock & roll R&B, east & western swing, all selected to make you want to dance.  The RRI will include up and coming star, Cory Grinder, a tall drink of water with a lot to say, musically speaking.  Lace ‘em up & join us, won’t you.

Rachel and the Beatnik Playboys are playing live at the Bainbridge Swing Dance. Based out of Cleveland, Ohio, Rachel Brown and the Beatnik Playboys consistently carry their audience away with powerful imagery and strong musical backgrounds. They embrace and explore many Americana styles and combine them into a soulful, powerful sound. With original compositions and their own unique channeling of classics, Rachel and the Beatnik Playboys are blazing new trails into the music world.

Dr. Zoot performs in theaters, clubs, dance halls and festivals.  Since the band formed in early 1998 their popularity has been growing rapidly nationally and internationally. Their original tunes have been featured on many major CD compilations and have been placed in several TV and film scores.  Dr. Zoot’s distinctive sound maintains a contemporary feel while reaching back across the years to link with the greats who have come before them.  For more information and sound bites visit http://www.drzoot.com/.

Led by Paul Kovac and Carrie King, the Radio Rhythm IDOLS draw their swing inspiration from the east - west - south - & north (actually not north so much).  Their sets include American songbook standards, west-coast rock-a-billy, pre-rock & roll R&B, east & western swing, all selected to make you want to dance.  The RRI will include up and coming star, Cory Grinder, a tall drink of water with a lot to say, musically speaking.  Lace ‘em up & join us, won’t you.

Bob Frank and Friends play live at the Bainbridge Swing Dance. According to The Free Times, Bob "Frank is a first-class guitarist and vocalist." In a recent cd review, Vintage Guitar Magazine said, “Frank is a first rate songwriter and a champion guitar player.” Bob has played many different kinds of music including bluegrass, old-timey, swing, rock, reggae and Caribbean, but is known these days as an expert in a wide variety of blues styles.

Between 1995 and 2019 Bob served as guitarist, vocalist, arranger, and producer for the eight-piece band Blue Lunch. Under Bob’s leadership the band recorded and released eight highly acclaimed cd recordings. He is also one of the founders of the Cleveland Blues Society. He is one of the original board members of that organization and still serves as the director of the educational, historical, and hall of fame committees. Learn more about Bob Frank and Friends at www.bobfrankblues.com.