Brother Snuffy is a Deep Fried Southern Rock & Blues experience!
We’re taking a step back in time to bring you the best of southern rock, blues and classic rock you remember and still love today!
MEET THE BAND
Stew Melcher, Bass/Vocals
Originally from the Boston area, Stew has been in Southwest Florida since 1990. He’s shared the stage with local bands like Remedy, Crossthread, Mark Vee Band, South Shore Band, The Brew, 66 Decibels and more! He has experience in rock, jazz and R&B, but is excited to get back to his southern rock roots!
Originally from the Boston area, Stew has been in Southwest Florida since 1990. He’s shared the stage with local bands like Remedy, Crossthread, Mark Vee Band, South Shore Band, The Brew, 66 Decibels and more! He has experience in rock, jazz and R&B, but is excited to get back to his southern rock roots!
Mike Gonzalez, Drums/Vocals
A 47-year veteran in the music industry, Mike plays in many different genres from jazz, R&B, pop, blues, hard rock and more. He brings a swing and a deep pocket to everything he plays and can rock with the best of them! Mike brings an invaluable amount of groove and talent to the band.
A 47-year veteran in the music industry, Mike plays in many different genres from jazz, R&B, pop, blues, hard rock and more. He brings a swing and a deep pocket to everything he plays and can rock with the best of them! Mike brings an invaluable amount of groove and talent to the band.
Michael J (Smitty), Guitar/Vocals
A wild-eyed southern rocker. Smitty hails from Savannah, Georgia but has resided in Florida since 1985. He’s shared the stage with some heavy hitters including Dave Hlubeck, Zakk Wylde, Dave Mason, Pablo Cruise, Pat Travers and local Southwest Florida bands including 66 Decibels from 1994-2009.
A wild-eyed southern rocker. Smitty hails from Savannah, Georgia but has resided in Florida since 1985. He’s shared the stage with some heavy hitters including Dave Hlubeck, Zakk Wylde, Dave Mason, Pablo Cruise, Pat Travers and local Southwest Florida bands including 66 Decibels from 1994-2009.