Marty Eckerman has played at Porch Fest since 2016. They play mostly classic rock favorites.
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50-70's oldies, country, rock and roll
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Schwanitz & Roggenbuck have evolved into a larger ensemble, bringing together a talented group of musicians for a dynamic sound. While Brian Schwanitz and Kevin Roggenbuck continue to lead with their folk-rock and pop covers, the group now includes a variety of skilled players, each adding their unique touch to create an even fuller and more vibrant performance. From sing-alongs to orchestral instruments, every year brings an exciting new dimension to their shows.
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Welcome back the Spoonful Band to Porch Fest VI! Audiences will enjoy a good balance of blues, classic rock, Motown, and some popular country tunes.
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Formerly known as The Silverwood Bottom Boys, this beloved group brings heartfelt gospel harmonies and decades of musical tradition to Porch Fest. With deep roots in Michigan and a legacy that lives on, we’re honored to have them back on the porch!
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Local Port Crescent residents Steve Penn & Terry Ross will entertain you with catchy lyrics and memorable melodies you won’t find by simply scanning the radio dial.
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Welcome back, Dr Harp & Sweet Melissa! Get in the groove with this talented four-person group featuring guitars, keyboards and blues harp. Plan on seeing a rousing set of jump blues, boogie and americana with tunes spanning about 100 years of history.
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Mike is from Detroit and Jenna hails from the Chicago area. They have been playing music together for over ten years and are known for their timeless cover selections, unique arrangements, and thought provoking and entertaining original music.
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Welcome back the Bill Denbrock Big Band! For more than 40 years, this authentic full-band has played arrangements of music of the swing / big band era.
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Cliff is a Port Hope resident since 2011 and the leader of the Port Hope Thursday night music program sponsored by The Chill Zone. He relies on his 6 string guitar, but is also known to play a 12 string guitar and banjo.
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Jeff Taylor, a Huron County local, has been lighting up stages across the Thumb for years with his performances. A familiar face at events like Porch Fest, Jeff brings classic rock and folk favorites to life with his acoustic guitar, blending nostalgia with soulful energy.
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Singing classic country songs accompanied by acoustic guitar
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Circle of Friends focuses on Peter, Paul & Mary, transporting audiences back to the sixties with songs of peace, protest, struggle, and love, and has since diversified to cover more artists.
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The Reel Happy String and Swing Band is a Detroit Michigan Area Band Performing Swing, Dixieland, New Orleans Jazz, Old Jazz, Irish, folk, Country, Traditional American Rags, Bluegrass, Latin, Waltz, and more.
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Welcome back, the Buggs to Porch Fest! Raymond and Susan Bugg are a husband and wife duet from Harbor Beach, Michigan. Raymond plays guitar and sings and Susan sings and provides an atmosphere of joy with an assortment of costumes and props.
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Detroit-born singer, songwriter, and musician, Anthony Retka is returning to Porch Fest VI! Anthony has spent more than fifteen years writing and performing material that has helped etch his place in the Detroit music scene. Singer/Songwriter with pop, rock & folk flare.
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Blood Harmony is a family band from Deckerville, MI, a father and his three daughters who enjoy playing covers from various genres of music, and have many of their own originals as well.
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Born on Long Island, reared in Pennsylvania, and with 3+ decades living and playing in Chicago, Vernon now lives in what's left of the city of Detroit, MI, where he is well received playing in smaller venues.
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Our forebears settled in Sanilac County in the 1850s and we enjoy history and music and often combine the two. We also like to enjoy ourselves and have fun. Fun is playing a lot of different kinds of music on a lot of different instruments!
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