Written by Jourdan Sales for FullValueReview.com

Nice Day:
With a blues touch to their sound, Nice Day is a good band to see. Nice Day consists of band members Vincent and Derek. With Vincent singing and playing guitar, and Derek on bass, the duo is very kick back. Their tunes even have folks in the audience dancing. With similar sound to another common acoustic night couple, Nice Days music resembles Mike and Ian of Mike Evans and the Naughty Naughtys. This music bight not be great for all ages from a little bit of swearing. But it’s perfect for an older crowd.

Oliver Reigns:
Coming straight out of San Diego, CA, this band loves to rock out with their fans. Oliver Reigns is only a three member band, but they hold as much musical talent as a whole ever orchestra could. Singer/guitarist Jamie’s words are pretty rad and he sings ever last one with great talent. Rocking a nice pair of flip flop sandals, bass player Mark fingers at each string just for the simple fact of his shirt being pretty neat. But on top of that, he plays a sweet flow on music with that bass too. Sweating a little too heavily, drummer Ryan beats the heck out of his Sonar Force 3001 drum set. I highly recommend Oliver Reigns. They are a great band, and a great bunch of dudes.

Fault the Band:
Originating from San Jose, Fault the Band has a pretty chill tune. With almost a reggae beat, their key board gives them almost the same sound as experimental throughout some songs. F.T.B. consists of many different sounds. Rock is also intertwined in their very different melody of music. There are four members of this band and they each play a different instrument of choice. Their weapons of choice just happen to be guitar, bass, and very fancy looking drum set, and a key board. This band would be perfectly intended for older age groups, but is still great for a younger generation.