For years people have been begging for entertainment, not just music, but entertainment! It appears that "The CalypsoNuts" are here for just that reason.
Sponsored in part by Corona Extra and Corona Light, the Virginia Beach based CalypsoNuts are more than the average variety act. Their "Entertainment Without a Net" approach guarantees that each show is custom tailored to suit the audience at hand. From island ballads to dance music and everything in between, the night is filled with the music and show that fits the event.

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Changes In Latitudes is one of America's premier tribute shows to singer-songwriter Jimmy Buffett, the master of the tropical lifestyle. We are an eight-piece band with a singular plan, to take you to Margaritaville. Our show is good clean fun; we aim to offend no one, and entertain everyone. Every set is a party, with beach balls flying, dancing conga lines, and leis galore. It's one exciting show. Oh yes, and the music. You know more Jimmy Buffett songs than you think you do, and we'll prove it. Let us bring our rolling beach party to you.

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Hugo left college and started playing in clubs (like Tween Waters Inn in Captiva and Crow's Nest in Hilton Head), getting serious about the music business when he realized he could make a living doing what he loved best. A few years later the road took him farthest south. Searching for his heritage, he arrived for the first time in the Keys -- and fell in love with the area. Hugo and The Full Sail Band strummed and sang at Rick's, Sloppy Joes, Hogs Breath Saloon, Turtle Kraals, The Bull, The Top, Casa Marina.

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TropicalDreamz.net says: You may have seen John at MOTM....he's there every year. Once you hear this album, he'll be on your "must see" list. Sounding at times like John Mellencamp and at others, an early Jimmy Buffett, John has done himself proud here with ten strong originals, several co-written by none other than Sir Alex Leist. From ballad to honky-tonk, John's strong vocals & fine acoustic guitar work have made this CD an excellent example of roots music at its best.

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Michael McCloud is on the KLC's short-list of "must see" artists every time we get to Key West. A grizzled veteran of the Key West music scene, McCloud is a talented songwriter. If you're looking for a warm, fuzzy entertainer, well, McCloud's curmudgeonly stage demeanor may not be your thing. But then he probably doesn't really care. Make sure you check him out next time you're on the island.

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Jim Morris is an articulate singer/songwriter with a devotion to storytelling. Whether it is a thoughtful ballad about doomed love or an anthem to a night of drunken revelry, the listener can always count on well-crafted songs with carefully drawn characters, clever lyrics, and satirical charm. Although Jim’s musical style is admittedly reminiscent of Jimmy Buffett and Jerry Jeff Walker, he has a knack for defying categorization. He mixes a whimsical island sound with a splash of Texas to produce a sound that is uniquely Gulf and Western.

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Words alone can't describe Pete and Wayne. We first met them when we staggered into Sloppy Joe's for just one drink. Four hours later, we were still there. They put on the funniest show you will ever see. You'll laugh. You'll drink. You'll probably pee your pants. Just tell them the Key Lime Cafe sent you.

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St. Somewhere, a refreshing and unique musical voice ahead of it's time, has successfully transcended musical boundaries to create what they refer to as Caribbean Americana. This self appointed genre likens to a melting pot where the very best of Caribbean and American influences are seamlessly blended together; creating a sound that injects you with infectious and natural syncopation.

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James “Sunny Jim” White spent more than a decade living and working in the Cayman Islands, and this experience gave him plenty of material for original songs. With Sunny Jim’s laid-back attitude and island style, his music is often described as uniquely “American Caribbean.” From 1989 to 2000, James was the artist-in-residence at the Hyatt Regency Grand Cayman, one of the finest resorts in the Caribbean. During those years he developed the versatility to entertain corporate groups of any size and orientation. At home now on Florida’s Sunshine Coast, Sunny Jim is performing for audiences all across the U.S.

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