Live Music 
by

 "Foghat featuring Tony Stevens" 

http://Foghat.com/tony

and

"National Dust"


www.NationalDust.com

Photos from Previous BeachRides

BAD COMPANY
Former Lead Singer

BRIAN HOWE

www.BrianHowe.com

BLACK OAK ARKANSAS

www.blackoakarkansas.bigstep.com

Cheap Trick

www.CheapTrick.com

Nick St.Nicholas,
Randy Meisner,
Denny Laine,
Spencer Davis,
Michael Monarch,
Fergie Frederiksen,
Ron Wilkso,
Rosilee,
Kurt Griffey,
and Steve Stewart

During the mid-1990's, Nick St.Nicholas began
his quest to form a band that would appeal to an
entire generation, a band that represented the
best of the best.  The end result of his efforts was
the formation of the
World Classic Rockers.

www.WorldClassicRockers.com

Edgar Winter

Long established as one of music's true pioneers, Edgar Winter
continues to shine as that rare blend of successful rock if roller,
experimental artist, and consummate musician. Since his
earliest days as a young prodigy versed in a wide variety of
instruments and musical styles, Edgar has always managed to
defy stereo types.

www.EdgarWinter.com

Rettig Band

Rettig is the last true, unsigned authentic southern
rock band on planet Earth.  Rockin' out there on
the highways and byways of the west coast fringe
at a time when main stream music is all about pop
and nuclear hip-hop, Rettig stays hell bent on
rockin' USA boogie blues.

www.RettigBand.com

Paul Rodgers

Founder of
Bad Company,
Free, and
The Firm

Paul Rodgers and Bad Company produced six multi-platinum
records/CD's.  Grammy Award winner.  Paul Rodgers has
sold in excess of 125 million records/CD's!

www.PaulRodgers.com

John Mayall

As the "reigning father of British Blues," John Mayall is arguably
the most influential English bluesman ever.  His early
Bluesbreakers featured a mind blowing succession of incredibly
talented musicians starting with Eric Clapton and continuing with
Peter Green, Mick Fleetwood, John McVie, and Mick Taylor.
Bluesbreaker members who went on to notable careers in bands
that redefined the shape and popularity of contemporary rock
music.  In a sense, the entire 60's blues invasion might never
have happened without Mayall's input.

www.JohnMayall.com

Dave Mason

www.Dave-Mason.com

Population 361

www.Population361.com