DeLuna Fest Artist Guide

Blackberry Smoke

Atlanta-based Blackberry Smoke is returning to Pensacola for DeLuna Fest, and is not pulling any punches. The band’s latest album, “The Whippoorwill,” has exactly the attitude that you expect from a bunch of long-haired rock and rollers raised on gospel and bluegrass but honed on Les Pauls. Performing at 2:30 p.m. Sunday on the DeLuna Stage. Interview: http://bit.ly/Pd4NKd

Bonerama

Its takes a crazy confident cast of musicians to pull off a horn-blasting cover of Led Zeppelin’s “The Ocean,” and Bonerama do it in amazing fashion. The New Orleans brass band released its debut album, “Live at the Old Point,” in 2001, and has been funkin’ and rockin’ clubs and festivals ever since. Performing at 5 p.m. Sunday on the Heritage Stage.

Brass-A-Holics

In 2010, trombonist Winston Turner’s vision to combine historic New Orleans brass with the distinct D.C. go-go sound led to the creation of the Brass-A-Holics Go-Go Brass Funk Band. The band performs wild translations of pop classics ranging from Nirvana and Kanye West to Miles Davis and Louis Armstrong. Performing at 1:30 p.m. Saturday on the Heritage Stage.

Zac Brown Band

With strong country roots and a group of improvisational, skilled performers, the Zac Brown Band has grown a following beyond traditional country music circles, generating nine mainstream Top 40 hits as well as dominating the genre chart. Performing at 8 p.m. Sunday on the DeLuna Stage. Interview: http://bit.ly/OFWjwQ

The Canvas Waiting

“We’re a rock ’n’ roll band from Texas,” declares Austin city rockers the Canvas Waiting. With brushes of melody and room-to-roam atmosphere the band has painted a sound that echoes in the heart and shakes the soul. Performing at 1 p.m. Saturday on the GoPensacola.com Stage.

Cardinal Sin

One of the finalists in the DeLuna Fest Battle of the Bands, Pensacola’s Cardinal Sin is a hard rock band featuring singer/guitarist Justin Smith, guitarist/vocalist Evan Fortag and drummer/vocalist Cody Fortag. Performing at 7:30 p.m. Friday on the Dock Stage.

City and Colour

Fans of folk won’t want to miss City and Colour, which brings the sensitive side of Canada to DeLuna Fest this year. Reminicent of singers like Elliot Smith and Neil Young, Dallas Green explores the complexities of being in love on his newest album, “Little Hell.” Performing at 4:30 p.m. Friday on the Wind Creek Stage.

Jimmy Cliff

The Jamaican singer, songwriter and actor is among the most influential recording artists of all time. A member of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Jimmy Cliff helped popularize reggae worldwide with songs such as “Wonderful World, Beautiful People” and “The Harder They Come.” Performing at 5:15 p.m. Saturday on the DeLuna Stage. Interview: http://bit.ly/Qns3pl

Deadly Fists of Kung Fu

Don’t be fooled by the superhero-themed music video and action figure “amp toys,” the Deadly Fists of Kung Fu are all business when it comes to putting on a show. With a relationship bordering on brotherhood, frontman Zac Hobbs and guitarist Jason Hurt created a rock monster using pieces of the Replacements, the Justice League, Voltron, and even bits of stand-up comedy. Performing at 3:45 p.m. Friday on the GoPensacola.com Stage. Interview: http://bit.ly/S8yX3w

Diplo

If you aren’t wet by the end of a Diplo set, then you must be immune to the hot blasts of bodies and beats prevalent throughout his concerts. If there is a mixtape to be made, Diplo is the man to call, as proven by his work with artists like M.I.A., Usher, Sleigh Bells and Snoop Dogg. Performing at 11:30 p.m. Saturday on the Wind Creek Stage.

D-Funk

Mixing sight and sound, DJ D-Funk provides a sensory explosion for every crowd he entertains. The popular DJ not only performs at popular nightclubs in Pensacola, he also travels the Southeast hitting clubs, bars and college campuses that are ready to party. Performing at 8:15 and 11:30 p.m. Saturday on the Red Bull MXT Stage.

DJ Jazzy Jeff

“He’s the DJ” to Will Smith’s “I’m the Rapper,” as one half of the history-making hip-hop duo DJ Jazzy Jeff & the Fresh Prince. But Jeffrey Townes, better known as DJ Jazzy Jeff, has continued to have a successful and innovative career since separating from his partner in the mid-’90s, long after they’d earned the first Grammy Award ever awarded for hip-hop with “Parents Just Don’t Understand.” Performing at 11:45 p.m. Friday on the Wind Creek Stage. Interview: http://bit.ly/PBQnSd

DJ Mr. Lao

Seville Quarter resident spinner DJ Mr. Lao will be taking his show to the beach at DeLuna Fest. His adrenaline-inducing mixes will get your blood flowing and your fists pumping. Performing at 6:30, 8:30 and 11:45 p.m. Friday on the Red Bull MXT Stage.

DJ Tony C

Equally adept with video and with making you shake your butt all night long, DJ Tony C enjoys residencies at three of the Pensacola area’s hottest nightspots — The Fish House Deck Bar in downtown Pensacola, Seville Quarter and Pensacola Beach’s Capt’n Fun Beach Club. Performing at 5, 7 and 10 p.m. Sunday on the Red Bull MXT Stage.

DLP

Known around town simply as DLP, the band Doctors Lawyers Politicians only plays a handful of shows a year, so don’t miss your chance to see them play older and modern favorites. Performing at noon Sunday on the DeLuna Stage.

Mike Doughty

Author? Poet? Songwriter? Try all of the above. Mike Doughty, former lead singer of the ’90s rock band Soul Coughing, is bringing his eclectic sound to DeLuna Fest. The prolific writer — who beat a drug addiction and left his former band in what could fairly be called its heyday — is making his first appearance on our beaches . Performing at 3:30 p.m. Saturday on the DeLuna Stage. Interview: http://bit.ly/NDpn6I

Fishbone

It’s hard to overestimate how groundbreaking Fishbone was when the band first burst onto the scene at the dawn of the ’80s. Bands whose sound encompassed elements of ska, punk, soul, metal and funk weren’t terribly common at the time; the fact that the members happened to be black made the barriers the band had to break through even larger. Performing at 3:45 p.m. Friday on the DeLuna Stage. Interview: http://bit.ly/PVoYg7

Fitz and the Tantrums

With the sweet, soul-drenched single “Moneygrabber,” the L.A.-based sextet Fitz and the Tantrums grabbed the zeitgeist and broke through to radio airplay coast to coast. With a sound that mixes classic Stax/Motown-era soul with a taste of ’80s slickness, the band will hit DeLuna Fest just ahead of the release of its second full-length album. Performing at 6 p.m. Sunday on the DeLuna Stage. Interview: http://bit.ly/NDpyiz

Florence + the Machine

It’s hard to be sure whether Florence Welch was first noticed by American audiences for her incredible pipes or for the outlandish visuals in her music video for her breakthrough song, “Dog Days Are Over.” But whichever first grabbed attention, it’s that voice that has commanded attention ever since. And while Welch gets the lion’s share of the attention, the Machine has evolved from a nickname for co-writer Isabella Summers to a full-fledged band. Performing at 7 p.m. Sunday on the Wind Creek Stage.

Ben Folds Five

Ben Folds split from the other two members of the Ben Folds Five more than a decade ago, but he never stopped making music. The band is back, though, with “The Sound of the Life of the Mind” being their first album together in 13 years. Performing at 6:30 p.m. Friday on the Wind Creek Stage.

Foo Fighters

Foo Fighters have been such a dominant force in rock music for so long that its hard to imagine a world without them, much less that the band’s mastermind, singer/guitarist Dave Grohl, used to be the drummer in a band called Nirvana. An amazing 18 years on, the quintet wraps the tour behind its Grammy Award-winning seventh album, “Wasting Light,” with what is sure to be an epic performance. Performing at 9:15 p.m. Saturday on the DeLuna Stage. Interview: http://bit.ly/OG5m0L

The Gaslight Anthem

The Gaslight Anthem just keeps getting bigger. The New Jersey band got a lot of attention a few years ago with their second album, “The ’59 Sound.” With “Handwritten,” the band signed to a major label, Mercury, and worked with producer Brendan O’Brien. Performing at 5:30 p.m. Friday on the DeLuna Stage. Interview: http://bit.ly/SDaPRB

Guided By Voices

Longstanding indie rock band is anchored by songwriter Robert Pollard, a prolific writer who perfected the craft of the tightly-wound 150-second pop song, though that pop is most-often interlaced with bits of punk, progressive noodling, sugar pop and psychedelia. Performing at 7:30 p.m. Friday on the DeLuna Stage.

Gulf Coast School of Music

As a professional touring musician, Jim Brown has performed on prestigious stages including the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival. As a lover of music dedicated to sharing his passion, Brown created the Gulf Coast School of Music. Performing at 6 p.m. Sunday on the Dock Stage.

Walker Hayes

Don’t let his good looks fool you, Walker Hayes can play. In 2005, the Mobile-born musician moved to Nashville on the strength of his goodtime country sound and skillful songwriting talent. Performing at 4:15 p.m. Saturday on the Wind Creek Stage.

Hip Kitty

Ever since she was a little girl, Jen Halverson knew that she was going to be a rock star. As the leader of the Nashville rock band Hip Kitty, Halverson is living her dream and rocking out for fans and American troops around the world. Performing at 12:30 p.m. Saturday on the Wind Creek Stage. Interview: http://bit.ly/PkTobh

Honey Island Swamp Band

Honey Island Island Swamp Band is no stranger to Pensacola, returning to DeLuna Fest with its roots-based rock straight out of honky-tonk heaven. The New Orleans natives came together after being stranded in San Francisco by Hurricane Katrina. This is the kind of band that you would listen to at a Southern block party, dancing under a string of bare lightbulbs and drinking a sloe gin fizz while the humidity cements your shirt to your back. Performing at 3 p.m. Friday on the Heritage Stage.

Hot 8 Brass Band

Picture a traditional New Orleans brass band. Experience that recognizable jazz sound with the Hot 8 Brass Band, coming to DeLuna Fest from the heart of Cajun country. The band keeps it fresh by mixing in hip-hop and R&B and touts more brass than you can shake a stick at. Performing at 6:30 p.m. Friday on the Heritage Stage.

Joan Jett and the Blackhearts

After bursting onto the late-’70s rock scene as a member of the iconic all-girl rock group the Runaways (“Cherry Bomb”), Joan Jett found even greater success at the head of her own group, Joan Jett and the Blackhearts, in the early 1980s. After being rejected by every label in the business, Jett went the indie route and clawed her way to the top with the smash single “I Love Rock ’n’ Roll,” which topped the charts for seven weeks and is still one of the 100 biggest songs in the history of the Billboard charts, some 30 years later. A string of hits would follow . Performing at 6:15 p.m. Saturday on the Wind Creek Stage. Interview: http://bit.ly/QUz78V

The Joy Formidable

Can the Welsh trio of vocalist/guitarist Ritzy Bryan, bassist Rhydian Dafydd and drummer Matt Thomas help the save the rock ’n’ roll world? Fans and fellow artists are answering with a very loud “yes,” as the band has earned praise from musicians like Dave Grohl and Shirley Manson. Performing at 7:15 p.m. Saturday on the DeLuna Stage. Interview: http://bit.ly/Q0QfL6

Ka Boom

Pensacola DJ, producer and MC Ka Boom offers up dubstep sounds that reflect his drum ’n’ bass/hip-hop roots. He’s performed with the likes of Dieselboy, AK 1200 and Mantis, among others. Playing at 6:15 p.m. Saturday on the Red Bull MXT Stage.

Chris Thomas King

He has been called the “King of 21st Century Blues,” but 20 years from now, Chris Thomas King may also be known as the B.B. King of the next generation. Along with King’s music and film credits for movies such as “O Brother, Where Art Thou” and the Ray Charles biographical film “Ray,” the Grammy Award-winning artist has revolutionized the blues while meticulously studying its roots. Performing at 4:45 p.m. Friday on the Heritage Stage. Interview: http://bit.ly/R1jiRh

Antoine Knight

Antoine Knight is putting some swagger back into smooth jazz at DeLuna Fest. The Pensacola native will bring the funk to his old stomping grounds to show why jazz shouldn’t be on the decline and should be played more often, as a matter of fact. Performing at 4:15 p.m. Saturday on the DeLuna Stage. Interview: http://bit.ly/UkiSEe

The Legendary JC's

The Orlando outfit has played some of the most prestigious festivals in America, such as the New Orleans Jazzfest, and has opened for artists such as B.B. King, Al Green and the late James Brown. Performing at 12:30 p.m. Sunday on the Heritage Stage.

L.F. Knighton

Mobile’s L.F. Knighton fought for its right to party, so party with them this year at DeLuna Fest. The band, which won its slot at DeLuna Fest by besting a slew of talented artists at this year’s Battle of the Bands, tempers its hard rock sound with catchy riffs — think the Strokes or early Kings of Leon. Performing at 12:45 p.m. Saturday on the DeLuna Stage.

Lights Resolve

If you’re craving a sound that’s visceral and screams “this is rock ’n’ roll,” the New York trio behind Lights Resolve has your fix. Formed in 2006, the band earned the praise of Rolling Stone magazine in 2009 as a “Breakout Band” and has played SXSW, the Vans Warped Tour and the Bamboozle music festival. Performing at 3:30 p.m. Saturday on the GoPensacola.com Stage.

Kitt Lough

Jazz vocalist Kitt Lough has been a regular Pensacola showstopper ever since she returned home after living in Nashville. Performing at noon Sunday on the Heritage Stage.

Mishka

Uplifting in poetry and sound, Bermuda-born and Caribbean-raised Mishka makes music that is soothing to the soul and ears. Performing at 1:15 p.m. Sunday on the DeLuna Stage.

Motopony

Pensacola is getting an injection of Pacific Northwest sound during DeLuna Fest in the form of Motopony, the self-proclaimed band of misfits that came together to create an album full of dreamy, earnest songs. Performing at 2:45 p.m. Saturday on the Wind Creek Stage. Interview: http://bit.ly/PVs3wT

Bob Mould

A giant in alternative music circles, Bob Mould has been at the forefront of two seminal bands — 1980s post-punk uber-legends Husker Du and 1990s pop-rock masters Sugar. His new solo album, “The Silver Age,’’ is a return to the Mould trademark of riffs and raging songcraft. As many have said, without Bob Mould, there probably would be no Foo Fighters. Performing at 3:30 p.m. Sunday on the Wind Creek Stage. Mould will perform the Sugar album “Copper Blue’’ in its entirety.

Charmaine Neville

Charmaine Neville (yes, of THE Neville family) will be joining cousin Ivan in Pensacola this year, bringing her own jazz vocals and her own set to grace our beaches. The strong woman with the strong voice is an inspiration not only in her musical talent, but in the struggles she has faced down in her personal life. Performing at 3:15 p.m. Sunday on the Heritage Stage.

Ivan Neville's Dumpstaphunk

Ivan Neville is headed to our shores with his band, Dumpstaphunk, quite arguably not just one of the best contemporary funk bands, but one of the best funk bands, period. With the strength of the Neville family as the strong backbone of this band, bassists Tony Hall and Nick Daniels along with drumming phenom Nikki Glaspie help round out a sound that is unique to Dumpstaphunk. Performing at 8:30 p.m. Friday on the Heritage Stage. Interview: http://bit.ly/PV5OnE

OFF!

Do you like your music hard and fast? How do you feel about 16 songs in 16 minutes? You must be a fan of the rock supergroup OFF!, consisting of lead singer Keith Morris of Black Flag/Circle Jerks, guitarist Dimitri Coats of Burning Brides, bassist Steven Shane McDonald of Redd Kross and drummer Mario Rubalcaba of Rocket From the Crypt/Hot Snakes. Performing at 5:15 p.m. Saturday on the GoPensacola.com Stage. Interview: http://bit.ly/QntwM6

Anders Osbourne

World traveler and New Orleans-influenced singer-songwriter Anders Osborne will be setting up shop at DeLuna Fest, entertaining crowds with his eclectic mix of rock, blues and R&B. Head to the beach to check out his intense, forceful guitar chops and soulful singing and wonder at the range of this musical visionary. Performing at 6:15 p.m. Saturday on the Heritage Stage.

Paloma

A lifetime of experience goes into the Pensacola supergroup Paloma. Piloted by musicians from several of the most dynamic local bands of recent memory, the members of Paloma are well prepared to make their second appearance at DeLuna Fest a monumental event. Performing at 1:30 p.m. Saturday on the Wind Creek Stage. Interview: http://bit.ly/PJ6DPV

Paper Diamond

Whatever he does, he does it big — and Paper Diamond, also known as Alex Botwin, goes hard with his unique sound. Working with artists around the nation and mixing sounds into a flurry of audio energy, fans of Diplo will want to check out Paper Diamond’s set at DeLuna Fest this year. Performing at 10:15 p.m. Saturday on the Wind Creek Stage.

John Pardi

Raised in California, John Pardi followed his dream and made the move to Nashville to focus on his country career. After signing with Capitol Records Nashville, Pardi performed his rootsy sound on stages opening for artists such as Dwight Yoakam, Alan Jackson and Dierks Bentley. Performing at 3 p.m. Sunday on the Dock Stage.

Pearl Jam

Once referred to as a grunge band, Pearl Jam has tried many different styles, ranging from folk to pop to punk, but always sounds most comfortable riding a hard-rock groove with bright melodies and foreboding guitar tones. Lead singer Eddie Vedder does his best to make each show seem intimate, and the quintet (with an extra member live) is known for their long, epic and spontaneous live shows. Performing at 9:30 p.m. Friday on the DeLuna Stage.

Pioneers! O Pioneers!

The quest to find the oft-sought, quintessential Pensacola sound has a new contender in the form of the band Pioneers! O Pioneers! The four-piece rock ’n’ roll band may be new to playing large music festivals like DeLuna Fest, but they cut their teeth in Pensacola and plan to represent in true hometown fashion, with dreamy lyrics and guitar and drum driven songs that you will be humming for days to come. Performing at 3 p.m. Friday on the Wind Creek Stage. Interview: http://bit.ly/UfjxLy

Davis Pratt

A veteran of Pensacola’s EDM scene, Davis Pratt has performed for Seville Quarter’s Turbulance electro nights and Jelly events at Pensacola Beach’s Islander Lounge, among other events. Performing at 2 and 4:45 p.m. Friday on the Red Bull MXT Stage.

Ram-Z

Ramsey Coates, aka Ram-Z, is a fixture on the in Pensacola DJ scene, with performances at Blend Lounge and Seville Quarter among his numerous area gigs. There’s no telling what tracks this talented, genre-hopping DJ will pull out of his system, but one thing is certain: He will make you dance. Performing at 11 a.m., 12:45, 2 and 3:15 p.m. Sunday on the Red Bull MXT stage.

The Real Hooks

Family is at the heart of these Pensacola pop-rockers, who are preparing to make a big splash. Part Beatles, part Beach Boys, The Real Hooks are a real family of musicians featuring siblings Kyle (guitar/vocals), Nick (vocals), Maggie (Keyboards) and Raleigh Hooks (drums). Performing at noon Saturday on the GoPensacola.com Stage.

Rebirth Brass Band

Formed in 1982, the Rebirth Brass Band has been traveling the world and turning listeners on to its jazz-flavored funk and soul. The group has collaborated with James Brown and Parliament Funkadelic saxophonist Maceo Parker, as well as Lenny Kravitz. In 2012, the group won a Grammy Award for Best Regional Roots album. Performing at 7 p.m. Sunday on the Heritage Stage.

Redd Kross

Led by the McDonald brothers, Jeff and Steve, Redd Kross has its early roots in the Hawthorne, Calif., hardcore scene. Still, the band soon moved to a more poppy — and pop-culture influenced — sound, as evidenced by the 1984 album “Teen Babes From Monsanto,’’ which featured songs by David Bowie and the Shangri-Las. The band’s latest album, “Researching the Blues,’’ was released last month. Performing at 2 p.m. Sunday on the Wind Creek Stage.

Maggie Rose

Just one touch of Maggie Rose’s voice will drop you to your knees. Give one listen to her single “I Ain’t Your Momma” and you’ll witness the soulful, Southern sound laced with touches of uptown toughness. Rose’s road to Nashville started as a teenager performing in a Bruce Springsteen cover band and took off while attending Clemson University as vocal performance major who caught the attention of Tommy Mottola, former head of Sony Records and superstar talent manager. Performing at 3 p.m. Saturday on the Dock Stage.

Kermit Ruffins and the Barbecue Swingers

Pensacola is getting a taste of New Orleans at DeLuna Fest from legendary trumpeter and vocalist Kermit Ruffins and his Barbecue Swingers. Ruffins, who is such a quinessential New Orleans jazz musician that he even plays himself in the HBO show “Treme,” developed as a muscian by studying the likes of Louis Armstrong and Cab Calloway. Performing at 8:15 p.m. Saturday on the Heritage Stage.

Saints of Valory

Saints of Valory are a United Nations of rock ’n’ roll. Austin, Texas has become the band’s home, even though members originate from various cities around the world. Frontman Gavin Jasper (Rio de Janeiro), guitarist Godfrey Thomson (San Diego), drummer Gerard Bouvier (Paris) and keyboardist Stephen Buckle (Vancouver) rock the sound of a summer road trip rolling through the dessert. Performing at 2 p.m. Saturday on the GoPensacola.com Stage.

The Silos

The Silos could have been contenders. In fact, they were. The seminal American roots band was voted Best New Artist by Rolling Stone magazine in 1987, landed a major label record deal at the same time, and seemed on the verge of stardom. But that was never the goal, said Silo honcho Walter Salas-Humara. From the band’s first release, the exquisite “About Her Steps” to the most recent album, “Florizona,” the Silos continue to excel in intricate, personal lyrical quests and perfectly crafted melodies that build on and contribute to the Great American Songbook. Performing at 2 p.m. Saturday on the DeLuna Stage. Interview: http://bit.ly/RwsbVq

AC Slater

Aaron “AC Slater” Clevenger has DJ’d all over the world, bringing his high-energy, bass-fueled remixes to raves and clubs from New York City to exotic locales like Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Now he heads to our own stunning Pensacola Beach to share his “Big Brooklyn Bass” sound at DeLuna Fest. Performing at 9:30 p.m. Friday on the GoPensacola.com Stage. Interview: http://bit.ly/Ur3ecY

Ben Sollee

The versatile musician, who wields a cello and a big heart, is an artist, activist and family man committed to making a difference in this world. Whether he’s raising awareness by embarking on bicycle tours with cello in tow or rocking out with his family, Ben Sollee’s world is constantly moving. Performing at 2:45 p.m. Sunday on the GoPensacola.com Stage. Interview: http://bit.ly/QASPMs

Superchunk

Superchunk is an indie-rock institution. Frontman Mac McCaughan’s emotive voice and lyrics, coupled with Jim Wilbur’s guitar lines, Laura Balance’s bass and Jon Wurster’s drums are the band that sounded big, but never broke out of the clubs they built their reputation on. Think of The Who crossed with Green Day. Performing at 5 p.m. Sunday on the Wind Creek Stage. Interview: http://bit.ly/S8D3Zx

Mick Swagger

The co-founder of Mechanikal Element Foundation Productions and an EDM veteran, Mick Swagger is committed to bringing the freshest and most innovative electro sounds to the stage. He has performed with the likes of Ana Sia and Dieselboy. Playing at 4:15 p.m. Saturday on the Red Bull MXT Stage.

Trampled By Turtles

You can call them folk. You can call them alt-bluegrass. You can call them what you will, but Minnesota band Trampled By Turtles will keep playing the same eclectic, musically diverse songs that have helped put the band on the map in the music world and endear them to their fans. Performing at 7:30 p.m. Friday on the GoPensacola.com Stage. Interview: http://bit.ly/PcHIr4

The Corin Tucker Band

Corin Tucker has been recording music for the better part of two decades. Best known as the singer and guitarist for the legendary indie-rock group Sleater-Kinney, 39-year-old Tucker recorded the first album under her own name two years ago. Just this week, the Corin Tucker Band released “Kill My Blues,” a collection of classic-sounding garage and punk rock. Performing at 4:15 p.m. Sunday on the GoPensacola.com Stage. Interview: http://bit.ly/T2scfg

Twothirtyeight

In 2003, one of the most acclaimed Pensacola rock groups of the past 20 years called it quits. Closing the doors on a band that began in the mid-’90s, Twothirtyeight ended a history that included collaborations with Chris Carrabba (Dashboard Confessional) as well as the group’s inclusion on the Tooth & Nail Records roster. DeLuna Fest marks the band’s reunion. Performing at 1:15 p.m. Sunday on the GoPensacola.com Stage. Staples also will perform a solo set at 5:15 p.m. Saturday on the Dock Stage. Interview: http://bit.ly/NDrIyu

The Undecided Majors

One of the finalists in the DeLuna Fest Battle of the Bands, the Undecided Majors is a three-piece alt-rock band from Destin featuring Scott McCauley (bass/vocals), Robby Walton (guitar/piano/vocals) and Jake Fenton (drums). Performing at 7:15 p.m. Saturday on the Dock Stage.

The Villains

Get ready for a healthy dose of Atlanta folk rock as the Villains hit DeLuna Fest. For its latest album, “Velocity,” the group enlisted the help of producer and former Tom Petty drummer Stan Lynch to capture its stylish Southern sound. Performing at noon Sunday on the GoPensacola.com Stage.

The Wallflowers

Wallflowers frontman Jakob Dylan has created a career that reverently stands apart from his legendary father, Bob Dylan. The Wallflowers make rock ’n’ roll music that has won critical acclaim and devoted listeners. In 1996, the group exploded onto the mainstream with the release of its album “Bringing Down the Horse,” which included the hits “6th Avenue Heartache” and the Grammy Award-winning single “One Headlight.” Performing at 4 p.m. Sunday on the DeLuna Stage.

Washboard Chaz w/Tin Men

As a member of New Orleans group Tin Men, Washboard Chaz (Chaz Leary) is recognized as a seasoned live performer . Born in New York, Chaz moved to Colorado and eventually landed in New Orleans in 2000. Performing at 2:45 p.m. Saturday on the Heritage Stage.

The Wood Brothers

As brothers, Chris and Oliver Wood are as close as two musicians can be, but the folk/blues duo at the heart of the Wood Brothers didn’t release their first studio album together until 2006. As a founding member of the “avant-groove” trio Medeski Martin & Wood, Chris had tested the boundaries of jazz with bandmate John Medeski, who would also produce that first Wood Brothers’ studio album “Ways Not to Lose.” Performing at 6 p.m. Sunday on the GoPensacola.com Stage.

The Wooly Bushmen

It’s a good-time garage-rock freak out when The Wooly Bushmen hit the stage. The Orlando trio of Simon Palombi (vocals/guitar), Jacob Miller (bass) and Julian Palombi (drums) create a jangly rock sound that would be just as comfortable in a ’50s beach movie as it would be in a modern rock club. Performing at 4 p.m. Friday on the Dock Stage.

Dwight Yoakam

Singer-songwriter Dwight Yoakam has been at the forefront of a decades-long mission to preserve tradition in country music. His twang is his trademark, harkening back to the Appalachian and Bakersfield sounds that fueled his love of rural music. Performing at 8:30 p.m. Friday on the Wind Creek Stage.

Contributing writers: Julio Diaz, Eric Heisig, Troy Moon and News Journal correspondents Ashley Faulkner and Michael Smith.