Live music

Mike Bustin has been performing as a professional musician in the midwest and southeast for over a decade.  He performs on average about 225-250 shows a year.  Mike has the ability to cater his performances to just about any clientele because of his vast song list, and the ability to read and understand a crowd.  "I'd say the compliment I get that makes me the happiest is when someone says they love how I jump around from genre to genre, and decade to decade."  It isn't out of the ordinary for Mike to jump from a 70's singer-songwriter song, to a popular pop song on the radio today, to a 90's country song, to a 50's classic, then a TV theme song.  "I really do try and make every show special.  I not only want the guests to enjoy it, but also the staff of the venues I play.  They're the ones that are forced to listen.  So I try my best to keep every gig fresh."  That's also why Mike's song list has grown to over 1,500 songs.  

Kurt plays a variety of Country, Classic Folk Rock, and 90's Pop Rock covers as well as a few originals. Some of his favorite artists include Johnny Cash, CCR, Hootie & The Blowfish, Josh Turner, Luke Combs, Toby Keith, Tom Petty, Goo Goo Dolls, Matchbox 20, Waylon Jennings, Eric Church, The Lumineers, Jim Croce, Eagles, Neil Young, and John Prine.

Tim On Tap (Tim Greening) has been playing and singing for crowds since he was young. Growing up in the Foothills of the Adirondack Mountains he found inspiration in nature and the trees of northern New York. There he grew his love of playing under the instruction of master performers of the area like his mentor Howard Brinson and Tim Martuzas. Who gave him his first gig when he was only 15 years old, it was there that Tim learned how much joy playing music can bring to people. He went on to play with various groups, but during the George Bush JR years, he became known for his work in "The Beer Drinkers Society" a traveling musical comedy act. After some years he decided to take a break. That break would last for 12 years.

Formed in early 2011, Greene and Hurst hit the country music scene in October 2011 with full force by playing to a full house at Toby Keith’s Bar & Grill. 

Greene and Hurst is a new kind of country, a fun kind of country. The band mixes in today’s hits, some classics, a few classic rock songs and even originals. Wanting to do nothing but have a good time with the crowd, G&H makes sure to leave everything they have on stage to make sure the fans leave happy and wanting more.

The band was formed in 2005 and included Everett Smithson on harp and vocals, Phil Schmid on guitar, Jeremy Johnson on drums and Bill Black on stand up bass. The sidemen had played together for a long time and had toured with Big George Jackson, Gary Primich, RJ Mischo, Kim Wilson, Bo Diddley, the Senders and many others. They could lay down some tasteful grooves and their red hot instrumentals were always a crowd pleaser!

Shane Martin delivers a high-energy One Man Band experience, known for blending the best in country with classic to modern rock and pop. A Top 5 Finalist in the Texaco Country Showdown, where he competed for “Best New Act in Country Music” at Nashville’s iconic Ryman Auditorium. The singer-songwriter's solo show combines soulful vocals, acoustic guitar, and live-looped beats and rhythms, creaWJting a unique and full-band sound. Performing a mix of heartfelt originals and crowd-pleasing covers, Shane’s shows are an entertaining experience for fans of all musical styles.

Formed in early 2011, Greene and Hurst hit the country music scene in October 2011 with full force by playing to a full house at Toby Keith’s Bar & Grill. 

Greene and Hurst is a new kind of country, a fun kind of country. The band mixes in today’s hits, some classics, a few classic rock songs and even originals. Wanting to do nothing but have a good time with the crowd, G&H makes sure to leave everything they have on stage to make sure the fans leave happy and wanting more.

A singer/songwriter born and raised in Minnesota. Playing a mix of new music, classics, and songs you maybe haven’t heard yet, stripped down to an acoustic guitar and vocals.