The Rayford Brothers bring their brand of country, rockabilly, blues, surf and greasy rock-n-roll to the Sand Dollar Lounge, the same dive that once hosted Muddy Waters and B.B. King back in its blues bar heyday. Expect twangy guitars, slapback rhythms and the kind of loose, sweaty energy that comes from a band that's clearly having a good time up there. This is bar-band music in the best sense - loud enough to feel it in your chest, tight enough to know these guys have logged serious hours on stage together.

The lounge itself sets the mood as much as the band does - dim lighting, a well-worn stage, and the ghosts of decades of live music still hanging in the air. No cover, no fuss, just a late-night set for anyone who wants to stand close to the speakers and let a little rock-n-roll wash over them.