Bobby “Blackhat” Walters, recording artist, harmonica player, vocalist, songwriter and actor hails from Cleveland, Ohio and has been playing harp for over 40 years.  He is a retired U.S. Coast Guard Officer with 27 Years of active duty service.  Bobby has released four CD’s and his song “I Hear Mama’s Voice” won the 2012 Blewzzy Award for “Song of the Year”. In 2006, Bobby added acting credits to his resume when he participated in the filming of the History Channel documentary “Sherman’s March to the Sea“.  Bobby BlackHat, a favorite on the Coast Virginia music scene, brings together the finest blues musicians in Hampton Roads to perform classic, modern, as well as original blues tunes that will keep your toes tappin’ and your hips shakin’ all night long.

Bassist Brian Eubanks is native of Newark, New Jersey.  Brian attended the famed Arts High School in Newark and has performed, recorded and shared the stage with some of the top artists and musicians in the country. Brian is the younger brother of the late jazz bassist Dave Eubanks and a cousin to Kevin Eubanks of Tonight Show fame.

Guitarist Tom Euler’s powerful and thoughtful playing style has quickly led to him becoming known as “the young guy with the old soul”.  This 19 year old singer/songwriter from Hartfield, VA made his way onto the Hampton Roads blues scene after meeting Bobby “BlackHat” Walters.  In early 2014, Tom entered jazz legend Lee Ritenour’s global guitar contest, the Six String Theory Competition, making the semi-finals, ultimately landing in the top 5 for blues players.

Michael Behlmar has been performing and teaching drums in Hampton Roads for more than 25 years, Michael is a 1985 graduate of the Percussion Institute of Technology in Hollywood, California.  He has traveled extensively throughout the United States and Canada playing a wide variety of music, and appears on several studio mastered CDs for diverse artists.