Thursday, June 25th
The April Michelle Band
7:00 PM
Info coming soon!
Howell Sledge and the Revue
8:00 PM
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The Midnighters
9:00 PM
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Friday, June 26th
Voodoo Bayou
Voodoo Bayou was born in the heart of south Louisiana. The bayou rhythms and Southern spirit shaped its storytellers, dreamers, and its musicians. The Band formed in 2010 around singer/songwriter and guitarist Kyle Domangue, guitarist Michael Klaus, bassist Jody Naquin, along with a circle of collaborating artists. Their goal: craft original, Indie, Southern roots rock that honors its heritage while forging a sound all their own.
In late 2013, professional drummer/percussionist, Sam LeCompte joined the Band. Sam’s arrival brought fresh energy and helped rebuild a foundational groove that the Band still relies on today.
Over the years, Voodoo Bayou has been joined by talented friends and musicians including, Mark Duet (keyboardist for Keith Whitley and Louisiana’s “Rockin’ Fiddler” Waylon Thibodeaux), Rod Roddy (keyboardist for LeRoux and Levee Band), and Randy Carpenter (drummer for LeRoux, Jo’El Sonnier, and Clarence “Gatemouth” Brown).
In 2022, the band welcomed keyboardist Billy “Wild Bill” Stark as the fifth permanent member. Billy’s 50+ years of performing brings energy, intensity, and a fresh dimension to the Band.
“SOUTHERN STYLE“ opened doors to stages that welcomed original music. VOODOO BAYOU has shared the stage with national artists like Restless Heart, Eddie Money, and Phil Vassar. The Band’s members have also opened for acts such as The Doobie Brothers, Gin Blossoms, LeRoux, Zebra, The Cowsills, and Anders Osborne.
Pine Hill Counties
5:00 PM
Info coming soon!
Elliott DeVaughn
6:00 PM
Elliott Devaughn is a singer-songwriter and musician from Booneville, MS. Growing up surrounded by various types of music, she found herself particularly drawn to indie folk rock.
A chance encounter with Mississippi musician Jimbo Mathus inspired her to take progressive guitar lessons from him. In addition to her guitar training, Elliott is experimenting with other instruments, including synthesizers and drum machines. Most recently, she has taken up bass guitar to enhance her rhythm skills and become a more well-rounded multi-instrumentalist, ready to shine at upcoming music events.
Elliott’s sound, a captivating blend of indie folk rock, is heavily influenced by iconic bands such as Sonic Youth, The Velvet Underground, and The Strokes. Elements of Stevie Nicks, Joni Mitchell, and Fiona Apple resonate in Elliott’s clear, airy voice. As a passionate Mississippi musician, she strives to discover more diverse sounds to enrich her ever-growing and unique tone.
At the beginning of 2025, Elliott fully immersed herself in her music career. In April 2025, her song “Fell in Love Too Fast“ won first place at the University of North Alabama’s songwriter competition. She is actively booking music events and is planning to record more songs later in the year.
Moon Tree
7:00 PM
Moon Tree is an rock band from the Muscle Shoals area who write, record, and perform their own songs. Influenced by classic rock, jazz, and blues, Moon Tree combines rhythm and soul with the power of rock and roll. Their albums, Moon Tree, Too Much Honey, and Into the Unknown are all available now.
Saturday, June 27th
Fuel
Formed in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania by guitarist-songwriter Carl Bell, Fuel is known for their hit songs “Shimmer” from the album Sunburn, “Hemorrhage (In My Hands)” and “Bad Day” from the album Something Like Human, as well as “Falls on Me” from the album Natural Selection as well as many other rock singles and albums. The band’s music has been heard on TV, in numerous films, and on stages across the world.
7X
4:00 PM
7x was formed in March of 2025 and includes several industry veterans. Based out of Central Middle Tennessee, the band combines southern rock with a little bit of blues, country, and more for a soulful sound that is uniquely their own.
Frontman and singer-songwriter Brad Graham delivers powerful, authentic performances and songs that honor his roots while carving out his own distinct place in country music.
On keys and backup vocals is Mandy Keez. She is a lifelong professional musician, singer-songwriter, and recording artist who earned the distinction of One to Watch by Nashville Songwriter’s Association International for her song “Living Hell” and her song “Away From You” among others is included in movie and tv catalogues.
Drummer Cole Ellis comes to Tennessee by way of Wisconsin. He first started playing drums at 8 years old, playing along with his brother to all types of music from Springsteen to Seether, Big and Rich to Jason Mraz.
With nearly 35 years of experience, guitarist and backup vocalist Jay Ingram is known for his electrifying, high-energy presence and theatrical performances.
Bass player DJ Combs is a second-generation Nashville musician who comes with wealth of experience. He is the backbone of the band, infusing their sound with undeniable authenticity.
Emerge
5:00 PM
Emerge is a high-energy rock band that fuses the intensity of metal with the melodic edge of modern hard rock. The band has toured extensively throughout the Southeast, sharing the stage with genre heavyweights such as Sevendust, Nothing More, 10 Years, and Scott Stapp of Creed, among others. Emerge is currently preparing to release a new EP this spring
Music City Misfits
6:00 PM
Info coming soon!.
Lightwatch
7:00 PM
Muscle Shoals rock band Lightwatch broke through with their debut album Into the Evers, a tight and energetic 10-track release that introduced their sound with clarity and force. Following its release, the band completed an extensive 2025 tour, building a growing United States audience through high-impact live performances. Heading into 2026, Lightwatch is continuing that momentum—returning to the road and expanding their reach nationwide as they establish themselves as a rising force in modern rock.
Sunday, June 28th
FIX Night at KellerFest brought to you by 91.3 WFIX
TBA
7:00 PM
TBA
8:00 PM
