The Delta Troubadours

"...Gritt

Gainesville, Florida will be well-represented in Tampa when Gritt takes the stage. Made up of Gytis Garsys, Jonathon Franklin, Ian Heausler, and Max Rowe, Gritt brings a psychedelic-blues rock mix that fans will go crazy over, and their sound has made them one of music’s up-and-coming bands. Saturday, Mar. 12 at Shea Barclay Stage at Tibbett’s Corner. Set begins at 5:45 pm..." - AXS

"...Gritt for the garage rockers, Susto for the quiet indie-country lovers, and Heartless Bastards for the soulful indie rock fans.

Hailing from our very own Gainesville, Gritt took to the stage with their grungy guitars and grainy vocals. Reminiscent of the earlier garage rock sounds of The Black Keys, Gritt turned the quaint venue into what felt like a private concert. Masterful guitar chords layered perfectly over vocals with a vaguely Southern feel to it, comparable to that of Kings of Leon, White Denim and The White Stripes. The end result culminated in authentic, undiluted rock ‘n’ roll- a breath of fresh air for all of us who swear that good music is dead (and to that one friend who still believes Justin Bieber’s talent is unmatched).

Gritt proved a true local gem to Gainesville’s ever-shaping music scene, providing a taste of the classics and an engaging show that had the crowd moving with the music...." - GainesvilleScene

"...Gritt, Gritt

Released back in January, Gritt's self-titled EP was laid down at the legendary Fame Recording Studios in Muscle Shoals, Ala. Not bad for four Tampa dudes who now call Gainesville home. Fame's influence is thick in their smoky, stompy Southern rock, particularly on growling buzzsaws Savannah and Better Off Dead.
..." - Tampa Bay Times