Humanity is thankful for the day up and coming musician, Dayve Stewart, picked up the saxophone at age of eleven, initiating his rise to new heights in the music industry. Passionate and versatile, he seamlessly fits the artistry bill by providing an entire evening of entertainment from soft background music to dance numbers that move and groove all ages. Currently on tour with the legendary recording artist Al Green, which has already taken him all over North and South America and Europe, Mr. Stewart is building a career on par with the greatest of musicians. His first touring engagement with "I Can't Stop Lovin' You, dedicated to the late great Ray Charles. Over the course of his still early career, Dayve's name has become increasingly familiar among top jazz musicians. As a featured performer, Mr. Stewart has opened shows for Barry Manilow, Craig Chaquico, and Roy Ayers and has performed alongside Kirk Whalum and world-renowned jazz singer Dee-Dee Bridgewater. A dynamic and diverse musician, he's also been heard at the ESPN Weekend at Disney World and Magic Kingdom. And from national jazz festival performances to as far away as Japan, he has impressed audiences and musicians alike with his soul-stirring renditions of everything from blues to contemporary hip-hop. Among his endeavors into the world of hip-hop is his recent work on T-Pain's Don't Stop the Party record. Based in Tallahassee, Florida by way of Tampa, Dayve leads his own band of talented musicians collectively named Dayve Stewart and the Vibe, who are now at work on their second album entitled, Feels So Good To Be With You, a tribute to his loyal fans. When talking about his music he say's this:
"I think the most important thing to me as far as my music is concerned, is the mood it creates, the impression it leaves, that one moment it helps you recall. And the vibe. It is all about the vibe.
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