JUSTIN LEE HESTER
PBSF Performance Schedule:
SAT OCT 7 – 11:00am * The PB Resort/Salty Rose
SUN OCT 8 – 3:00-4:30pm * Goat Lips Brew & Chew
PBSF Performance Schedule:
SAT OCT 7 – 11:00am * The PB Resort/Salty Rose
SUN OCT 8 – 3:00-4:30pm * Goat Lips Brew & Chew
PBSF SCHEDULE
THU OCT 5 – 6:00pm * Hilton Garden Inn “Garden Party” – Ticketed Event – Info & Tickets
FRI OCT 6 – 6:00pm * Casino Beach Bar
SAT OCT 7 – 5:00pm * Red Fish Blue Fish
SUN OCT 8 – 3:30pm * Salty Rose at Pensacola Beach Resort
** All events are free, except where noted. Schedule is subject to change, please check back for updates.
Nashville songwriter/singer veteran. Numerous top 10 country and Bluegrass chart records both as a songwriter and as an artist. Writer credits include Highway 40 Blues (Ricky Skaggs), Mama Don’t Forget To Pray For Me (Diamond Rio), and Murder on Music Row (George Strait & Alan Jackson). Four-time Grammy nominee. Three-time IBMA Song of the Year recipient. Three-time SPBGMA Songwriter Of The Year recipient 2001, 2019, 2020. His songs have appeared on 60 million +albums. 2015 inductee into the Kentucky Music Hall of Fame.
PBSF Performance Schedule:
THU OCT 5- 8:00pm * Hilton Garden Inn “Garden Party” – Ticketed Event – Info & Tickets
FRI OCT 6- 8:00pm * Flounders Chowder House
SAT OCT 7- 5:00pm * Holiday Inn Resort PB
SAT OCT 7- 7:30pm * Bluegrass Beach Bash at The Beach Church
SUN OCT 8- 11:00am-1:00pm * Ministry of Music Salty Rose/Pensacola Beach Resort
** All events are free, except where noted. Schedule is subject to change, please check back for updates.
Andy Griggs often says his influences in music are like a pot of gumbo. Growing up in Monroe, LA, he was raised on Jerry Lee Lewis, Jimmy Swaggert, Waylon, Bill Monroe, hardcore blues, and hardcore rock’n roll, sprinkled with a touch of jazz. He often says, “there is no defining a style of song. As long as there’s soul, it has a place in music.” Andy moved to Nashville in 1995 after a childhood life of major mountains and valleys. Music was such a huge inspiration in his young life that it helped him grieve. And he did plenty of that. His father, the praise and worship leader at their church, died from a brain tumor when Andy was 11 years old. His brother Mason, his only sibling took the baton of music and ran with it. Throughout their teenage years, Mason was Andy’s hero. Mason died at the early age of 21 from heart complications that he had had since birth. Andy grabbed that same baton and he quotes, “when I jumped into the pool of music, I jumped into the deep end and never came out.”
After several years of playing in the blue grass band, ‘Jerry and Tammy Sullivan’ Andy found himself a record deal with RCA and exploded with his first single “You Won’t Ever Be Lonely.” After two #1’s, five top 5’s and 4 other top 10’s, Andy came to a musical crossroad in his life…there was something missing. Feeling that his music was only reaching 99% of his capability of releasing his heart and soul, his life was not complete. “My childhood was a rollercoaster ride and so has been my profession as a singer. I’m at that point in my life, where I either want to make a difference with a song and a worn out guitar or I need to find something else to do. I’ve learned that you don’t come to this town and TRY to fit a certain mold. You don’t TRY to fit a certain style. You don’t TRY to sing your heart out. You either DO or you DON’T.” This awakening in Andy’s restless being caused him to start writing most of his songs and producing his own music. “Heck, I don’t know how to produce, I just know what I hear and feel. That’s what I want and that’s what I have to have.” As you listen, to the songs that come out of his voice now, you will realize that he is finally complete and one with his music. Ladies and gentleman, please make welcome to the stage the new, improved, and REAL Andy Griggs.
PBSF SCHEDULE
SAT OCT 7 – 7:00PM * Puttin’ On The Hits Unplugged – Free Concert
at The Salty Rose at Pensacola Beach Resort
Andy Griggs often says his influences in music are like a pot of gumbo. Growing up in Monroe, LA, he was raised on Jerry Lee Lewis, Jimmy Swaggert, Waylon, Bill Monroe, hardcore blues, and hardcore rock’n roll, sprinkled with a touch of jazz. He often says, “there is no defining a style of song. As long as there’s soul, it has a place in music.” Andy moved to Nashville in 1995 after a childhood life of major mountains and valleys. Music was such a huge inspiration in his young life that it helped him grieve. And he did plenty of that. His father, the praise and worship leader at their church, died from a brain tumor when Andy was 11 years old. His brother Mason, his only sibling took the baton of music and ran with it. Throughout their teenage years, Mason was Andy’s hero. Mason died at the early age of 21 from heart complications that he had had since birth. Andy grabbed that same baton and he quotes, “when I jumped into the pool of music, I jumped into the deep end and never came out.”
After several years of playing in the blue grass band, ‘Jerry and Tammy Sullivan’ Andy found himself a record deal with RCA and exploded with his first single “You Won’t Ever Be Lonely.” After two #1’s, five top 5’s and 4 other top 10’s, Andy came to a musical crossroad in his life…there was something missing. Feeling that his music was only reaching 99% of his capability of releasing his heart and soul, his life was not complete. “My childhood was a rollercoaster ride and so has been my profession as a singer. I’m at that point in my life, where I either want to make a difference with a song and a worn out guitar or I need to find something else to do. I’ve learned that you don’t come to this town and TRY to fit a certain mold. You don’t TRY to fit a certain style. You don’t TRY to sing your heart out. You either DO or you DON’T.” This awakening in Andy’s restless being caused him to start writing most of his songs and producing his own music. “Heck, I don’t know how to produce, I just know what I hear and feel. That’s what I want and that’s what I have to have.” As you listen, to the songs that come out of his voice now, you will realize that he is finally complete and one with his music. Ladies and gentleman, please make welcome to the stage the new, improved, and REAL Andy Griggs.
Jamie O’Neal is a Platinum-selling country singer and hit songwriter that became a household name in 2001 with her back-to-back # 1 singles, “There Is No Arizona” and “When I Think About Angels.” With multiple hits that followed, including “Shiver,” “Trying To Find Atlantis” and “Somebody’s Hero,” Jamie caught fire. She earned numerous career accolades (including multiple Grammy nominations), she’s an ACM and Billboard Awards winner and has appeared on The Tonight Show, Dave Letterman and numerous other national tv shows.
While she has penned most of her own songs, Jamie has also written hits for such notable artists as Reba McEntire, Martina McBride, Leann Rimes, Cece Winans, Idina Menzel and others. Her voice can be heard internationally in major motion pictures including All by Myself for Bridget Jones’s Diary. She was also picked to perform with Carrie Underwood when she needed the perfect duet partner for CMT’s 100 greatest duets with Does He Love You.
“I’m so happy to finally get some new original music out there for the fans” says O’Neal about her upcoming album Now and Then which includes new versions of some of her hits as well as 6 brand new songs slated for release this fall. The World Goes On is the first song off the album and O’Neal says it reminds all of us going through a hard time that “even though life seems hopeless at times the sun keeps coming up. Life is filled with ups and downs but tomorrow brings us new chances, renewed faith and strength that we can get through to better days.”
PBSF Performance Schedule:
SAT OCT 7 – 7:00pm – Puttin’ On The Hits Unplugged – Free Concert at Salty Rose/Pensacola Beach Resort
Richard Thomas Uzdevenes aka Saltwater Rick, born February 27,1960 in Madrid Spain. A Navy brat moved to Gulf Breeze Fla at the age of 3. Grew up listening to the A.M. Radio and playing air guitar and singing everything poorly. Mom was a piano player and tried to teach the kids to play, but I was to wild to sit and learn much at one time. I started writing my own stuff at fifteen when a teacher told me what a great job I did on a paper I wrote on Santa Rosa Island. Late songs from my catalog came from life’s treasures or pains and when I was working for American Airlines as a mechanic in Tulsa Ok. I had the blues so bad being away from home that I wrote Saltwater Blues. I started performing it on the island at the open Mics at The Sun Ray Taco Shop the other players with the name Saltwater Rick. I have 49 songs written in the library of congress under Saltwater Rick volume 1 and have a notebook full for vol 2. Looking forward to PBSF 2023. Come on down to the Deep South and breath in the Saltwater-air and take ride on the Gulfside.
I’m Butch Salter, from Burnt Corn, Alabama. I was born a long time ago. When I was fifty, I bought a guitar for $50. I beat on it for a couple years trying to teach myself how to play until I bout drove myself crazy. I played it regular for 22 years and learned to play a few songs. Even wrote a couple songs and a few poems.
I met Jim and Reneda Pasquale about 10 years ago. Jim called me one day and asked me over to help him on a song. We tried for a few minutes and didn’t get anywhere. We talked about a fellow from Monroeville, then I said something like” I don’t care if he don’t like me”, Jim said “I don’t care if he does” …Jim says, hey that’s a song and wrote it down. In 15 minutes, we had the chorus and in a couple weeks, we had the verses. That’s how song writing goes, it just kinda sneaks up on you, and you have to catch it while it’s lurking around or it’s gone forever. Jim taught me enough to get to a place where I could enjoy writing and playing music. Jim was my hunting partner and one of my best friends ever.
“If my music career was like a baseball game, I struck out twice, then finally got a ‘bunt’ and made it to first base, I’ve never hit a home run, but at least I haven’t fouled out.”
PBSF Performance Schedule:
SAT OCT 7 – 1:00pm * Salty Rose/Pensacola Beach Resort
Trucking cross country for over 45 yrs, and over 4 million miles, owner/operator Nathan Robinson has had plenty of long days and nights to think about his life and how to put much of it into song. Growing up in Hank Williams country and performing at an early age with Hank’s cousins, he knew this was what he wanted to do. But life happened and bills had to be paid, so music had to wait. In 2017, Nathan and son Fletcher, built their own studio, Evergreen Records, and began recording his songs and released his 1st album Whiskey and Women in 2019, and is currently working on another. He has attended workshops with Bill Anderson, Jan Howard and other Nashville #1 hit songwriters, and has co-written with several also. From country, gospel, blues, to ballads and comedy, you’ll enjoy his music. Check out his YouTube channel Nathan Robinson Music and Entertainment. Nathan has performed from the gulf coast to Nashville and all points in between, playing for festivals, benefits and churches. Hes proud to be part of the PBSF family!
PBSF Performance Schedule:
SAT OCT 7 – 1:00pm * Salty Rose/Pensacola Beach Resort
SUN OCT 8 – 11:00am-1:00pm * Ministry of Music – Salty Rose/Pensacola Beach Resort
** All events are free, except where noted. Schedule is subject to change, please check back for updates.
Josh Newcom is a multi genre artist who has toured with everyone from Blue Oyster Cult to Merle Haggard. Josh has been featured on MTV, CMT, and has also filmed and directed videos for Blackberry Smoke, Merle Haggard, Jamey Johnson, and many many more. For most of his life, Josh has toured the US from coast to coast playing close to 300 shows per year. But he has now settled in the Gulf Coast area, where he now plays over 300 shows per year.. just closer to home.
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PBSF Performance Schedule:
THU OCT 5 – 8:00pm * Flounders Chowder House
FRI OCT 6- 11:00pm * Bamboo Willies
SAT OCT 7 – 6:30pm * The Beach Church