The Susquehanna Wine & Seafood Festival Welcomes Maryland's Favorite Local Bands
Sway to the music while enjoying the picturesque views of the Susquehanna River - from reggae, funk, and blues to popular covers - the main stage lineup will keep the crowd dancing all weekend long!
Main Stage Schedule
11am - 1:15pm - Tumblehome Band - Tumblehome is a Baltimore based Rock/Soul/Rhythm and Blues cover band that has been playing in the region for over 15 years. The strength of the band is its versatility, playing a wide range of music, including the Beatles, Stones, Springsteen, Petty, The Grateful Dead, as well as R&B and Soul of artists such as Stevie Wonder, Otis Redding, and Sam and Dave. Tumblehome has played in a wide variety of events in the Baltimore/Annapolis region.

1:30 -4pm - Mambo Combo - Mambo Combo has been named best Latin music group by WAMA (the Washington Area Music Association) and "Best Party Band" by Baltimore Magazine. For thirty-five years, the band has been entertaining in the Mid-Atlantic region and beyond, from the Caribbean to New England.
Few people can resist dancing to the infectious soca and samba, and those who tango will be motivated to do this dramatic and passionate dance. Baltimore Magazine reported, "... crowds moving to the seductive rhythms of Island sound are a pretty good tip-off that the group is nearby."

4:15PM-6:30 PM - Stryker’s Posse - Strykers’ Posse, a.k.a. We & Dem have graced the stage as an opening band with National acts such as The Wailers, Burning Spear, Culture, Yellow Man, Tony Rebel, Kymani Marley, Yami Bolo, Judy Mowatt, Sister Carol, Sanchez, Sugar Minott, Abyssinians, Jr. Marvin of the Wailers, Toots & the Maytals, Third World, Maxi Priest and many others. This act is one that is high energy and refreshing to watch, especially when the frontline brings out the best in entertainment in and around the local scene and features sistrens doing their stuff. The group have been voted Baltimore City’s 2000 Best Reggae Band and have been nominated several times in the WAMA (Washington Area Musician Association) awards. Strykers’ Posse received the 2000 Dennis Brown Award at the Washington DC Reggae Music Awards. The group received several citations over the years from the State of Maryland recognizing them for their continued


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