October 16, 2026

Doors: 7:00 PM - Show: 8:00 PM

18+

The Blue Jay Round with Rambler Kane feat. Blossomin' Bone, Robert Taylor Smith, and Dan Stepp

Blue Jay Listening Room

2457 3rd St S, Jacksonville Beach, FL, 32250


Date & Time

Friday, October 16, 2026

8:00 PM

Location

Blue Jay Listening Room

2457 3rd St S, Jacksonville Beach, FL, 32250

Blossomin' Bone

Blossomin' Bone was started as a busking project where the sea meets the shore on Saint Simons Pier in Glynn County, GA. With a guitar playin' Georgia girl & a banjo pickin' Florida man based out of Brantley County, Blossomin' Bone has 8 releases that tell the tale by song of their travels & takeaways from life's lessons. Their go to motto "if it ain't fun, it ain't for us."


Robert Taylor Smith

Hailing from Fayetteville, Arkansas, nestled amid the serene foothills of the Ozark Mountains. Robert Taylor Smith —a raw, introspective singer-songwriter, ready to unveil a deeply personal narrative. With a heartfelt storytelling style that delivers woeful candor. His story weaves into his music, capturing the hues of sobriety, the echoes of heartache, and the weight of loss with unfiltered sincerity.


Dan Stepp

Dan Stepp is a singer-songwriter based in Gainesville, FL. He recently won the Will McLean Foundation Best New Florida Song for 2026. His songs draw influences from folk, country, blues, and jazz. Dan plays regularly with his band the Wire Birds and they recently released a new album, The Wire Birds Vol. 2, which is available on streaming platforms. He has also performed and written songs for the bands Hard Luck Society, The Ramblin’ Mutts, and Pine.


Rambler Kane

Born and raised in Jacksonville, FL, Rambler Kane is equal parts classic throwback and modern troubadour, drawing inspiration from some of the art form's trailblazers like Townes Van Zandt, Blaze Foley, and John Prine. As Jacksonville Music Experience put it, Kane has "displayed a penchant for penning the kind of smart country tunes that are capable of touching on a range of human emotion in simple-yet-profound ways."


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