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The band blends “Classic” Rock n’ Roll with Rhythm & Blues and plays smash hits from the 60’s to the present. Cleenstreet can handle any type of gig because of their vast network of other musicians that join them on all of their gigs.

These guys have the experience and the personality to draw the audience into their performance and keep them wanting more.

Indie grunge rock 4-piece The Grandstand Jockeys emerged in 2021 after founding member Ron Burris decided to spend his newfound free time during the pandemic improving his guitar chops. Building on the groundwork laid by legendary influences from Queens Of The Stone Age and Nirvana to Foo Fighters, Tom Petty, and beyond, The Grandstand Jockeys have become known for their signature brand of guitar-driven indie-meets-grunge rock — a winning combination that has earned them a diverse and growing fanbase over 3 EPs and a host of electric live gigs to date, including opening for Crobot, Austin Mead, Shafer James, and The SoapGirls. With momentum at an all-time high, the band continues to work on 13 new tracks slated for release over the year to come, while plans for an expanded tour circuit firm up in the background.

Flame is a high-energy American Cover band that performs globally playing all your favorites, from the classics through today’s hits, including some originals.

Formed in 2003, they gained popularity from their appearances on Good Morning America and in People Magazine. They have also been featured in Tokyo, Japan’s Daily Mainichi News, News-2-You, News Channel 10 and other news outlets around the world. Flame consists of talented members who happen to have disabilities.

Flame’s mission is to change the world through music. They inspire people with disabilities and give hope to them and their families – hope that they can do great things and live a fun and fulfilling life. Flame’s performances help change how the public perceives people with disabilities and increase the awareness and acceptance of all people, regardless of their differences.

Flame has a busy schedule and performs more than 70 times per year, touring the greater Northeast area and beyond in a custom bus. Flame gives concerts at national and statewide conventions, corporate conferences, civic events, schools, dances and private parties. Their repertoire includes more than 100 classic rock, pop, country and blues songs from the past 50 years, as well as some original tracks. In 20+ years of work, they have produced six albums and two singles.

The musicians of Flame have disabilities including autism, Down syndrome, blindness, and paralysis, but that doesn’t hold them back. They do what they love and change the world along the way.

The Paul Nigra Center for Creative Arts is proud to be Flame’s home.