Abbey Road on the River 2026

The Steve Sizemore Group delivers a strong, rootsy set with seasoned musicianship and a feel for classic songs that connect with a crowd.

The Bryan Evan Marshall Band (BEM) is not your typical band—it’s a project-driven collective. At its core is a consistent group of musicians, joined by select artists brought in to create specific sounds and stories.
BEM is also a publishing company, with a deep and growing catalog of original music. Their songs aren’t just songs—they’re musical stories. Stories about the people and moments that shaped a generation.
They take you into Laurel Canyon, where artists like Gram Parsons and Clarence White helped define a sound that still echoes today. They even present a powerful seven-minute rock opera centered on that one night in Benedict Canyon in August 1969—a night that changed everything.
And the story doesn’t stop there.
Bonnie Raitt, Jackson Browne, and others who passed through the canyon are part of this world—and Bryan has written new material that brings those voices back to life.
But the real moment…
The final fifteen minutes.
That’s when BEM launches a brand-new Beatles-inspired album—songs you’ve never heard before—released worldwide in real time. As they perform it live, you can download it instantly, anywhere in the world.
Not because they think they’re great.
But because every member of this band started playing in 1969… inspired by the band that started it all:
The Beatles.

The friendly battle is on as Beatles and Stones classics go head to head in a high-energy musical showdown built for singalongs, debate, and dancing.

Super 70’s Radio turns the dial to a nonstop mix of singalong favorites, radio gold, and classic 1970s energy.