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The Reed Brothers and Ralph Curtis
Saturday, September 27, 2025 September 27, 2025 Margaritaville Hotels & Resorts
8:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Hailing from the hill country of Texas, the Reed Brothers, Kyle and Keegan, front a soulful rock-driven Americana band that weaves heartfelt storytelling with infectious grooves. With a keen focus on crafting meaningful, relatable songs, the Reed Brothers combine lush, 3-part harmonies with impressive musicianship, drawing inspiration from the hard-driving blues rock they grew up on. Their music seamlessly fuses Americana's narrative tradition with the emotional intensity of blues, creating a sound that resonates with diverse audiences. Accompanied by K Phillips on keys, Nate Rodriguez on drums, and Jordan Penaon bass, the Reed Brothers deliver dynamic live performances that showcase their passion and dedication to their craft. With new music on the horizon, recorded at Sonic Ranch in Tornillo, Texas, and Cibolo Studios in San Antonio, the Reed Brothers are poised to make a lasting impact on the Americana scene in 2025 and beyond
Ralph Curtis is a singer-songwriter based out of Naples, FL. Originally from Fairfield, CT, Ralph has been a professional musician for over a decade. After playing bars and clubs in New England, Ralph relocated to SWFL in 2014 and began building a new brand and following. After years of performance and refining his musical identity, he finally found his way back to songwriting in 2020, heralding the release of his first single, “I Was Him & He Was Me.” Shortly thereafter, 2021 saw the release of his first EP, “Sandbar Sideways,” featuring five new tracks. Since then, RC has released an additional six singles, the latest being “Still our Song” in late 2024.“Whatever's Left in the Bottle,” the first track on his EP, was recently featured in the motion picture “iPossessed.” Additionally, “Boat Day” was featured in the television series “Nudi on the Beach.” August of 2025, Ralph will celebrate his first co-written cut, Florida artist Jordan Redding's newest single, “Fishin' You to Jesus.”
