Jim has been singing and performing for over three decades, with more than 3,000 shows across the US and Canada. He's led Tupelo Honey since its founding in 2019, pairing a powerful, dynamic voice with years of experience as an emcee and comedian. Fun fact: he's known for leaving the stage mid-song to sing and dance with the crowd.

Cyriese has been a member of Tupelo Honey since day one in 2019, bringing a voice with serious range and power. She's spent decades touring alongside acts like Gino Vannelli and Motown group Platinum Hook. Fans often say her ease with a crowd is worth the ticket price alone.

An internationally acclaimed vocalist and songwriter, Shelia has performed across the U.S., Japan, Germany, Austria, Italy, and Switzerland. Her style blends jazz, gospel, soul, and world music into something elegant and heartfelt. Fun fact: few in the room can say they've sung on four continents — Shelia can.

Boots' career stretches back to the 60s and 70s, including stints as MD/guitarist for boy bands New Edition and 4 By Four. He's shared stages with Luther Vandross, Run-DMC, Salt-N-Pepa, and the Isley Brothers, and currently plays guitar for international act Atlantic Starr. As Tupelo Honey's musical director, he's the one keeping the whole band locked in.

A longtime fixture of the Jersey Shore music scene, Rob is also a session bassist with GRS Productions in Austin, Texas. He's a proud artist with Surine Basses, Bartolini Pickups, Rattlesnake Cable Company, and Fuchs Amplification. Fun fact: off stage, he co-hosts the Guitar Radio Show, interviewing musicians and talking gear.

Jerry has spent three decades as a professional touring bassist, playing nearly every genre from jazz and gospel to R&B and rock. He's performed all over the world with some of America's biggest acts. His feel and stage presence are as smooth as his playing.

Known as “Da Phunky Drumma,” Ralph has spent five decades behind the kit, performing with Teddy Riley, New Edition, Cameo, and Atlantic Starr. His drum loops have been sampled by countless rap groups and multi-platinum artists, with credits including Grammy-nominated projects. A founding member of Tupelo Honey since 2019, he's held the drum throne from day one.

With over 40 years in the industry, Darryl's credits include Alicia Keys, Mariah Carey, The Rolling Stones, Bob Dylan, and Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five. His last tour with Alicia Keys covered 103 shows across 30 countries. Fun fact: when he's off the road, he performs and records with his own horn section, Chops Horns.

A multi-instrumentalist and educator, Meredith performs on saxophone, flute, clarinet, drums, and percussion. As a substitute with the renowned Chops Horns, she's played the Apollo Theater and Carnegie Hall alongside Aretha Franklin, Anita Baker, and Boyz II Men. She also performs with Beatles tribute band The Weeklings and has taught music for over 20 years.

Mike has performed with Rock and Roll Hall of Famers including Whitney Houston, Bo Diddley, and The Shirelles, and has played Carnegie Hall and Radio City Music Hall. Fun fact: his 2025 single “Modern Times” has racked up over 1.2 million streams and hit #3 on smoothjazz.com's Top 100. His recent work blends soulful jazz with contemporary R&B.

A professional keyboardist for over 30 years, Gerard's influences span gospel, jazz, R&B, pop, and classical. He's produced or performed with Pink, Faith Evans, Eminem, Heather Headley, and Ginuwine. Fun fact: he once appeared alongside Bilal on The Jay Leno Show.

Performing since the 1980s, Fred has toured and recorded across nearly every genre in the business. Fun fact: his most memorable gig might be the one where Paul McCartney hired his band to play his wedding — and then invited Fred on stage to perform with him. That kind of reputation speaks for itself.

An original member of Platinum Hook, a Motown/RCA recording group, Robin performed before thousands at the Budweiser and Kool Jazz Festivals and on the world-famous stage of Carnegie Hall, sharing bills with The Commodores, Sister Sledge, Luther Vandross, and Italian superstar Loredana Bertè. He's since relocated to North Carolina but, as an original member of Tupelo Honey, still joins the crew whenever they're near his new home. “These guys are among the best musicians I've ever worked with,” he says. “Fans can always count on a great time when Tupelo Honey rolls into town.”