Savi Fernandez Band

Camp Barefoot 6 Music & Art Festival is set to take place Thursday, August 23 – Sunday, August 26, 2012 in Bartow, WV. Camp Barefoot 6 has expanded its national acts, while keeping the same intimate, small festival vibe they are known for. Focused as a grassroots festival they still support the regional and local music scene from up and down the Eastern seaboard.,p> Camp Barefoot 6 Music & Art Festival will benefit the Humane Society of Pocahontas County, the local animal shelter in desperate need of donations to provide for homeless pets. The money raised at this year’s event will go toward helping raise funds to build a new shelter and of course feed and care for homeless pets. Please visit here for more information and how you can help.

With no national acts overlapping each other, the four-day weekend event will supply numerous local, regional and nationally known bands on four different stages filled with jazz, funk, electronic, DJs, bluegrass, Afrobeat, independent, folk, and many more eclectic mixes. Also featured will be a KidZone, Recycling Game & Education Area, Themed Stages with dancers, Art, Crafts & Food Vendors and much more. Tickets are limited to a maximum capacity of 3,000 people and are on sale now here.

Initial Camp Barefoot 6 Lineup
Zach Deputy (2 nights)
Rubblebucket
The Motet (late night)
The Werks (late night)
Archnemesis (late night)
Zoogma (late night)
Brothers Past (late night)
Juno What?! (late night)
That 1 Guy
The Mantras (2 nights)
Big Daddy Love (2 nights)
American Babies
Dopapod
Savi Fernandez Band
UV Hippo
Quiver
Jesse Chong Band (2 nights)
Euforquestra
Segway (2 nights)
Former Champions (2 nights)
Silo Effect (2 nights)
The Big Payback ‘James Brown Tribute’
Skydog ‘Allman Brothers Band Tribute’
Bryan Elijah Smith & The Wild Hearts
BuzzUniverse
The Kings Of Belmont
Sanctum Sully (2 nights)
- CB

Aug 11 @ The Soapbox

An evening of Reggae featuring local band Elation and returning band Treehouse who played at the Tribute to Sublime Reggae Festival last June. Savi Fernandez band headlines this showcase. The Orlando, Florida trio marries together Reggae and Funk with a gentle hint of Ska. It’s relatively laid back music with a hip jostling groove to it.

Details: 8 p.m. doors, 9 p.m. show, Sunday, All Ages, 255 N. Front St., Downtown Wilmington, $5 (+$3 under 21) - SB

As the summer festival season comes to a close, Bear Creek Music and Arts Festival gears up for an incredible sixth year. Held at the Spirit of the Suwannee Music Park in Live Oak, FL, Bear Creek is steeped in the tradition of funk music and the exceptional lineup reflects the eclectic nature of the scene. The lineup – which already features Umphrey's McGee, Lotus, Ivan Neville's Dumpstaphunk, The New Mastersounds, Zach Deputy, George Porter Jr. & Runnin' Pardners – grows stronger today with the addition of Eric Krasno's Chapter 2, Alan Evans Trio and Savi Fernandez Band. Also joining the lineup are Artists at Large Pee Wee Ellis, Will Bernard, Freekbass, Jonathan Scales and Michelle Sarah. - BC

Savi Fernandez Band Gettin’ Funky

February 8, 2012

Live at Jack’s Bight at Point Pleasant Resort for Trippin’ Thursday tomorrow night: - Big Kahuna

Savi Fernandez Band Gettin’ Funky

February 8, 2012

Live at Jack’s Bight at Point Pleasant Resort for Trippin’ Thursday tomorrow night: - Big Kahuna

Saturday, December 17, 2011 marked the final Orlando based show of the year for the Savi Fernandez Band which occurred at The Social. With a past show at The Social in June that had a great turnout and a recent tour of the Virgin Islands under the belt, the Savi Fernandez Band is no stranger to crowds and performing onstage. This show turned it up a notch with several guest musicians that helped add to their island sound.

Finally taking the stage at a late hour, just late enough to build suspense, the Savi Fernandez Band came out to put on a high-energy filled show. The usual suspects were onstage, Savi Fernandez on guitar, Joey Lanna on drums and Chris McMullen on bass. Some outstanding musicians from Orlando joined the stage, including Dave Mann of funkUs, Christan Ryan, Clay Watson of the Legendary JCs and Terry Slingbaum on electric mandolin. With a stellar lineup like this the show could be nothing but awesome.

The show brought a clear message which was certainly appropriate with the New Year two weeks away. A message of positivity, truth, power and opportunity was delivered to the audience who received it openly while dancing enthusiastically. Finally closing the show with “We Got The Power”, the crowd joined in with the chorus chanting “we got the power, we’re gonna make it” and make it, they did. - Jennifer Shaffner

Saturday, December 17, 2011 marked the final Orlando based show of the year for the Savi Fernandez Band which occurred at The Social. With a past show at The Social in June that had a great turnout and a recent tour of the Virgin Islands under the belt, the Savi Fernandez Band is no stranger to crowds and performing onstage. This show turned it up a notch with several guest musicians that helped add to their island sound.

Finally taking the stage at a late hour, just late enough to build suspense, the Savi Fernandez Band came out to put on a high-energy filled show. The usual suspects were onstage, Savi Fernandez on guitar, Joey Lanna on drums and Chris McMullen on bass. Some outstanding musicians from Orlando joined the stage, including Dave Mann of funkUs, Christan Ryan, Clay Watson of the Legendary JCs and Terry Slingbaum on electric mandolin. With a stellar lineup like this the show could be nothing but awesome.

The show brought a clear message which was certainly appropriate with the New Year two weeks away. A message of positivity, truth, power and opportunity was delivered to the audience who received it openly while dancing enthusiastically. Finally closing the show with “We Got The Power”, the crowd joined in with the chorus chanting “we got the power, we’re gonna make it” and make it, they did. - Jennifer Shaffner

"Savi Fernandez Band took the stage in Fireman’s Hall at 11:50 after Railroad Earth’s conclusion. The three piece band had a good crowd who were dancing and grooving. Their reggae/funk music was a change from the sounds of Railroad Earth"

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- Jennifer Schaffner

"The Savi Fernandez Band is quickly becoming one of Orlando's most well known jam bands with their mix of reggae, funk and blues music. The band has spent the last years spreading their music all over the sunshine state hoping to create a new musical experience at each live show. Songs like "Stop the War" and "Revolution" ooze with reggae and soul music as well as their musical influences Sublime and Jimi Hendrix. Check out Savi Fernandez Band at Yabro Music Festival." - Axis Magazine, Feb 2009 - Axis Magazine

"Sunday afternoon showcased an abundance of positive, uplifting music to get you in check and at peace with the beautiful surroundings. The Savi Fernandez Band had a light touch of reggae wrapped in constructive lyrics, and it wasn’t too long before Roosevelt from The Lee Boys jumped on stage and sat in with his new custom pedal steel guitar." - Natasha Gaye