Music For Mental Health Benefit Concert

A band from deep within the bowels of Fort Worth, TX. Comprised of four males each unique in their own way. They came together in the summer of 2011 to make music you may or may not enjoy, but music none the less. The creators of these sweet and tasty jams are listed below:


Justin Miller (Vocals/Guitar)
Jackson Neely (Vocals/Bass)
Nick Via (Guitar/Vocals)
EJ Zukoski (Drums)

Hoping to capture a sound that incorporates elements inviting to both typical pop listeners and adventurous music patrons, Kristin Robinson writes and covers music with pop, folk, and singer- songwriter influences. She discovered her love of performing from pretending to be elves and other embarrassing creatures in the theater and has since decided to devote herself to commercial music which she will pursue in her collegiate education. Instruments: piano, guitar, ukelele, and voice.

Charlie H. Ray has been playing and singing music since birth. In 2012, he released an EP titled “Charlie Ray: Unedited” though he’s since moved on to different and less embarrassing styles of music. Keeping things acoustic at most times, Charlie writes his own material on both the piano and the guitar. While he also pursues an active career in musical theater (which he will pursue in college), there will never be anything quite as close to his heart as a microphone, a guitar, and a story to sing about.

A cool duo striving to make music together though separated by the miles between Campbell’s house in Fort Worth and Vanessa’s dorm in Austin. After they met at Paschal last year, Campbell and Vanessa have never performed together as a pair. Campbell has previously been in the band Victory at Maple, and Vanessa has been working as a soloist.

While most horny high schoolers fight for their right to party in the last waning years of their teenage lives, Emma Montesi and Gigi Hull fight for their right to find time for Pizza Snob and dying their hair blue. They enjoy covering different kinds of music. Gigi: electric guitar and vocal harmonies/ Emma: Acoustic guitar and vocal melodies. Genre goals: punk folk.