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The Crescent City Combo was founded by Jeff Gray in 2014 to perform throughout Mardi Gras events in Eureka Springs and Fayetteville Arkansas. The band was immediately put to work, playing city events across Northwest Arkansas with an all star group including veteran musicians Clare Star, Drew Packard and Anthony Ball.

The Combo originally formed with New Orleans native Matt Beach and regional native Jeff Gray playing brass. The band has always focused on the Big Easy Funk, the deep groove set forth by Professor Longhair, Allen Toussaint and the vast lineage of Crescent City groove assassins.  Isayah Warford plays guitar, Tyler Domingues is on drums, and Jeremy Erivin plays bass.

This event is free! We encourage you and your kids to come out and interact with us at the Music Depot

Blues City Limits began as a power trio of seasoned musicians from the Northwest Arkansas area. From the name you can probably guess that Blues is a major part of our sound, but we also add some funk and old school rock to create a groove that you can’t help but lose your inhibitions and dance until you drop! 

We have a wealth of musical experience in each of us. From a soulful blues singer guitarist, a nationally touring rock drummer, and a solid funky bassist, a power trio was forged. With over 40 years of experience between us as working musicians, it didn’t take long to fall together and start making some sweet soulful sounds. Over the last few years, we added a fantastic harmonica player, Pork Chop Slim, to the lineup. This completed our lineup and we haven’t looked back! 

Artist Statement / Bio:  Oreo Blue: Astonishing and blistering guitar buttressed by a rock solid and grooving rhythm section. Widely regarded as one of the region’s top acts, Northwest Arkansas-based Oreo Blue has thrilled audiences for over 34 years in clubs, at festivals, corporate parties, and special events. Oreo Blue has produced eleven independently released original audio CDs that have sold copies in more than 30 different countries. Oreo Blue produced a full length CD/DVD video tribute to Jimi Hendrix that was endorsed by the Hendrix family. In 2005, the Oreo Blue Experience was named the #1 Hendrix tribute for the year by Voodoo Child Magazine. Oreo Blue’s latest release, Oreo Blue:  Thirtieth Anniversary Live Concert DVD & USB , is a full-live original album and concert video summing up the best of the band’s original music over the past three decades. Having garnered individual awards in each member’s category by both the NAMA’s and OMA Awards, Oreo Blue has been named Blues Band of the Year five times, earned the OMA award for Overall Musicianship in 2004 and 2005, and was named to the NAMA Hall of Fame in 2006, the NWAMC Hall of Fame in 2024 and received the NAMA Lifetime Achievement Award in 2012. Guitarist Gary Hutchison received the OMA Lifetime Achievement Award in 2004 and drummer Stephen Boudreaux was inducted into the Drummers of Arkansas Hall of Fame in 2020. Oreo Blue has been invited to participate in the International Blues Challenge in Memphis, TN, twice by both the Ozark Blues Society in 2009 and by the Fort Smith Riverfront Blues Society in 2013, respectively.  The “newest” member of Oreo Blue is John Seaberg on bass who is renown for his time as bassist and songwriter in The Steve Gaines (Crawdad, Lynyrd Skynyrd) Band.  Seaberg brings a renewed fire and moxie to Oreo Blue beyond his legendary status.

412 West is a rock band hailing from northwest Arkansas. They bring their own unique flavor of rock and classic tunes to the stage. You can catch their performances at various venues, including George’s Majestic Lounge in Fayetteville, Arkansas. If you’re into great music and a lively atmosphere, keep an eye out for 412 West!

Dawn Cate Band is a musical ensemble deeply rooted in Northwest Arkansas. Led by the talented vocalist Dawn Cate, their music blends homegrown rhythm and blues with the soulful essence of Arkansas. Dawn’s powerful voice resonates with authenticity, captivating audiences as she shares her soulful melodies. The band’s name reflects the heart and passion they bring to their performances.