Dr. Dave is one of the most popular high-energy performers in Florida. Dr. Dave recently received the Reader's Choice Favorite Band Award from two Florida newspapers. His self-titled CD, on which he played all the instruments, and his new CD release, "BIG FISH - SMALL POND," have been extremely popular. If an instrument has a string on it, Dr. Dave can play it. In his dynamic high-energy show, the "Doctor" plays multiple guitars, electric fiddle, banjo, harmonica, and more while backed up by his "rockin" band. Dr. Dave's vocals are exceptional and extremely versatile to match the great diversity of his musical styles. Dr. Dave describes his music as "CountryGrassRock." Picture country-rock on steroids with an infusion of bluegrass banjo and fiddle. Dr. Dave has been the feature act at many major festivals, fairs, corporate events, and clubs, as well as performing at concerts with national artists such as Rick Derringer, The Greg Allman Band, ToTo, The Marshall Tucker Band, Cheap Trick, The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, and Barbara Mandrell. If you like high-energy music from a star quality performer, you will love Dr. Dave!

      Todd Cook is a monster 6 String bass player and has been a professional musician for 25 years. He has played with the Turtles, Three Dog Night, Shirley Austin Reeves and the Shirelles, and shared the stage with Nazereth, Rick Derringer, The Toler Brothers, and others. Todd also toured the east coast with Tomorrows Party, opening for Hootie and the Blowfish and Dave Mathews.

      Jesse Rojas is from the Bronx in New York City. Jesse started playing at a very early age and has played in major venues across the United States and in Puerto Rico. He is a powerful driving force behind the drums and can play any style from country to heavy metal. Major acts with whom he has played include the Steinhart Moon Project, Crimson Glory, and now the Dr. Dave Band.

      Born & raised in (as he calls it) Bradentucky, FL. He has been playing guitar on the road since age 17 and has done several national tours with his own band, The Syndicate, and others. By the 1990s he had opened for most every national touring rock band in the country. In 1998, Tracy became lead guitarist for the band Bad Company with Brian Howe and toured the world. Growing weary of constant traveling, Tracy returned home and has hooked-up with the most popular band in the area - The Dr. Dave Band.