St Patty's Party!

As the sounds of towering solos and harmonious melodies intertwine with savvy libretto and the glistening beams of dancing lights, feet begin to shift, mouth corners begin to rise, and hips sway in time with the irresistibility of a funky groove. Eyes, wide open, stare straight ahead only to clench with the climax of each passing phrase, and the edge of the stage transforms into the shoreline of an undulating sea filled with t-shirts, hats, and faces drenched in darkness, periodically broken through by clenched fists attempting reach the ceiling. Time becomes relative until silence, once again fills the empty space momentarily inhabited by the appreciated assembly, who slowly shuffle to the exit, occasionally slipping on the overturned spirit or melted face. The congregation departs from their most recent experience, trumpeting their enthusiasm, vowing to return, and knowing that whether inebriated or not, music was their true intoxicant.
The tuneful troupe stands behind the curtain, gathering up their electronic ensemble as they prepare to travel onward. A group that once was strangers, but now brethren, striving to achieve definition through musical ambiguity, providing something for all in its pairing of refreshing sound and specific lyrics that are still free for personal interpretation. A quintet whose passion to create, ambition to craft, and desire to share are a reflection of its cumulative attitude. An outfit which comprehends that its succinct existence, on a tiny blue rock passing through the equatorial center of the galaxy, can still become as powerful as the force of its namesake. The band takes a glance to where the ocean of fans once stood, hoping the tide of excitement will rise again with tomorrow’s adventures, and forges ahead into the unknown… a band called Gravity Feed.



The Yaga Yagas formed in 2011 playing at a hookah lounge in Richardson, Tx. Their debut 2013 EP represents one artistic concept of many to come from The Yaga Yagas.
The group consists of notable Dallas-area players:
Ryan Eldridge-keys, Jonathan David Malone-vox, Wade Campbell-bass, Sean Wakefield-drums, Ian Argys-guitar

Based out of Dallas, TX but injected with CCR's cajun-swamp boogie, The Band's "Americana," The Grateful Dead's fluent and spontaneous jams and The Rolling Stones' rock n' roll sound-scape is THE HILLTOP CRAWLERS. Original music with a few deep cut covers, The Hilltop Crawlers are old school "drinking music." Catchy hooks and elaborate arrangements, no two setlists are the same. Don't let the old school rock n' roll title scare you, there is an original country/rock sound in there as well. The Hilltop Crawlers not only bring a rocking crowd but also a professional performance which you would expect from a much higher ticket price. Rock n' roll lives in the great state of Texas.



Sing Kumba is a Dallas-based reggae artist.

Founder of Aton in 2003, Willingham is an accomplished musician, composer and producer. Growing up in the Dallas area he began playing the trumpet as a Senior in High School. Currently heading up The David Willingham Project and managing Third EyeLand Productions, Willingham has played with numerous artists and bands; Yerba from 1998 to 2001, Page 43 with Jason Davis from 2001 to 2003, Erykah Badu's "Jam Session" featuring Comon and Talib Kweli, for the Dallas Can Benefit Concert Bronco Bowl 2001, "Stan Kazz" funk and jazz band, 4th trumpet chair in the Dallas Jazz Orchestra 2002-03, Future Soul Sound Clash 2003-present, Cas Haley, Wood Belly and Played in the horn section live at Granada Theater Dallas with Emily King and Dwele.

In the recording studio, Willingham has worked with Spoon Fed Tribe's in the release of "We Are Part Of The Problem" in 2003; additionally in January 2008, Willingham and his Third EyeLand Productions company worked on Aton's debut CD, "Reunify". The CD, mastered at Tuff Gong Studios, includes 10 tracks of reggae/jazz influenced music. June 2009 - David recorded a duet with legendary reggae singer, Luciano and is released "Mama", his latest Ep with an All-Star packed musician roster of reggae and soul master musicians and innovators.

An innovator himself, David reunites Bernard Wright with Sly Dumbar from the album, Silent Assassins and Chinna Smith with "Horsemouth" Wallace (of the Abyssinians and Rockers Fame) to create his Dream Studio One Recording Session. Released in November 2010, Mama, the title track of Willingham's first solo release was covered by Cas Haley on the 2010 California Tour with The EasyStar AllStars and was well received. In 2011 and 2012, David continues to tour with several musical acts such as Cas Haley at Hangout Fest and Electric Forest and with 3 Bands, Spoonfed Tribe, Ugly Lion and Holding space at Wakarusa.

David plays drums in Kapow and is currently collaborating and performing with many local musicians and producers. One of his many goals is to bring the "Inna Da Yard" vibe of on the fly, one take, creative experience that David witnessed during his stay in Kingston, Jamaica at Chinna's Inna da Yard Studios.