On The Rocks members performing live

Southeast Michigan · Available regionally and nationally

Built for
the stage.

Southern rock, blues, soul, funk, and honky-tonk.

On The Rocks doesn’t simply play the room. We change its weather. It’s the kind of show people talk about on the ride home, and the kind venues bring back.

Watch & listen

Start with the show.

The fastest way to understand On The Rocks is to turn it up. No streaming-service maze. Just the band, the songs, and the room in front of them.

The first original written and recorded

Tragic Romance

The third On The Rocks original

Next to You

The fourth On The Rocks original

Big Fat Pot

The fifth original, presented as an audio release

These Boots

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Meet the band

Four men.
One weather system.

On The Rocks formed in 2021 with a shared goal: blend classic blues, funk, soul, and rock with modern energy. Drawing from Led Zeppelin, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Freddie King, and the long road between Motown and the honky-tonk, the band found a sound of its own.

It has swagger, muscle, soul, and enough room for the set list to lose the occasional argument.

That chemistry has carried On The Rocks from Michigan festivals and homecomings to South Dakota’s Stone House Saloon during the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally. Repeat invitations include three appearances at the rally and two at Dundee’s Mayfly Music Festival.

On The Rocks together under the streetlights after a show
Ryan Miller
Guitar & vocals

Ryan Miller

“The Weatherman”

A bluesman in a honky-tonk frame. Ryan plays what he feels, and the forecast changes with every bend.

Aren Winebrenner
Bass

Aren Winebrenner

“The Enforcer”

The missing element. No grandstanding, no wasted motion, just deep water and a rock-solid groove.

Stevie "D" Skiba
Drums

Stevie "D" Skiba

“The Thunder”

The heart and soul of the band, with enough drums to worry an insurance company and rhythm in everything he hears.

Jack Rivers
Keys & vocals

Jack Rivers

Hammond, Rhodes, and piano filling the space between rhythm and melody, where the whole room locks into the same current.

The live show

Flexible format.
No canned performance.

Standard nightTwo 90-minute sets with a 15–20 minute break
Festival openerA focused 60-minute set
Festival headlinerA full 90-minute performance
Three-set formatThree 60-minute sets with short breaks

We write a set list. Then The Weatherman starts calling audibles.

Bring On The Rocks to your stage

Tell us what you’re building.

Festivals, events, campgrounds, breweries, wineries, listening rooms, and select venues. Give us the date, the room, and the shape of the day. We’ll take it from there.

A date is secured only after a signed agreement and deposit.