Passing Through
The ROADSIDE REVUE is a Florida based, acoustic group whose original and unique cover material collectively showcases the background of it's members.
The Roadside Revue is a high-energy band of friends. The members are a collection of talented musicians and award-winning songwriters who have been playing together for almost 20 years.
From Key West to Jacksonville to Tallahassee, they annually play every major Folk festival in Florida, as well as countless concerts and venues across the state. Their music has been heard across the United States when their album got stuck in the CD player on the way to Seattle from Florida. They have also played major venues from North Carolina to the Great Northwest.
Serious to silly, historic to hysterical, their music is presented with influences of Florida folk music, bluegrass, blues, rock, country, and gospel.
The ROADSIDE REVUE is not afraid to have a good time on stage, and the interaction with the audience is usually quick and complete. If you haven't laughed, cried, or been amused or made to reflect upon something new by the end of one of their sets, then it was probably the sound man's fault!
The Roadside Revue is a high-energy band of friends. The members are a collection of talented musicians and award-winning songwriters who have been playing together for almost 20 years.
From Key West to Jacksonville to Tallahassee, they annually play every major Folk festival in Florida, as well as countless concerts and venues across the state. Their music has been heard across the United States when their album got stuck in the CD player on the way to Seattle from Florida. They have also played major venues from North Carolina to the Great Northwest.Serious to silly, historic to hysterical, their music is presented with influences of Florida folk music, bluegrass, blues, rock, country, and gospel.
The ROADSIDE REVUE is not afraid to have a good time on stage, and the interaction with the audience is usually quick and complete. If you haven't laughed, cried, or been amused or made to reflect upon something new by the end of one of their sets, then it was probably the sound man's fault!
Similarly, their CD "Getting Out of Town," was described as ..." a unique sound of rootsy homespun music that is a delight to listen to, and for lack of a better word, fantastic." (FOFF Feb. 2002) 
The Roadside Revue taking a break...............
