The Deadmen with Molly Hatchet and Jimmy Cornett

Jacksonville's Molly Hatchet, formed in 1971, is known for its loud, hard-rock Southern style. Their 1978 debut went platinum; "Flirtin' with Disaster" sold over two million. The band's lineup featured Dave Hlubek, Steve Holland, and Danny Joe Brown. Legal owner Bobby Ingram led their revival in the '90s, with notable albums like "Devil's Canyon." Many original members have passed, but Molly Hatchet's legacy endures.

Jimmy Cornett, originating from Germany's Weser mountain country, is a revered blues and southern rock artist. Influenced by legends like Johnny Cash, he crafts an honest sound bridging classic and contemporary music. With his band, The Deadmen, he released albums like "One of a Kind" (2024) and "Northern Lights" (2020). Known for his powerful voice and engaging performances, Cornett's popular songs include "Road to Heaven" and "Rollin 81". He is celebrated for his authentic musical journey.