08/26/2026
This weekend, at Calistoga Depotā¦
Audio Aquarium
Friday, 8/28
6-9pm
Vincent Elliott
Saturday, 8/29
6-9pm
Asher Stern
Sunday, 8/30
5-8pm
Based out of Sonoma and Mendocino County in Norther California, Audio Aquarium cuts through the abundant array of jam, groove, folk and country in the area to produce an original and unashamed rock n roll sound. The quintet is highlighted by the upbeat frontman Devin Ruddick (vocals/percussion), who matches a powerful voice to his energetic stage presence along with accomplished composer and highly skilled guitarist Vince āVinsanityā Smith. Multi-instrumentalist and singer songwriter Yousef Saadeh (guitar/vocals) brings a range of musical acumen, along with seasoned bassist Micheal England and drummer Joe DeBennedetti. The band delivers a refreshing and classic sound to the scene; drawing from favorites like The Black Crows, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Jimi Hendrix and The Doors, while staying inspired to write unique and original music reflective of the world they live in.
Audio Aquarium has been met by strong and enthusiastic crowds performing across the North Bay Area in venues such as The Abbey at Hopmonk Sebastopol, the Why We Live Here Music Festival, Hook & Ladder Winery, Peacetown Sebastopol and Pastels on The Plaza Music & Arts Festival. The band has supported groups such as Con Brio, Burrows & Dillbeck and more...
The band was formed in 2023 in Santa Rosa CA, by guitarist and band founder Vince āVinsanityā Smith. The project is a culmination of dedication, musical ideas and inspiration drawn from 25 years of playing in several successful touring bands. āVinsanityā has played up and down the West Coast Festival scene including main stage appearances at Seattle H**p Fest and Earth Dance as well as main stage shows in Golden Gate Park and on Venice Beach. Audio Aquarium started to form with the addition of successful studio musician, recording artist and local gigger Yousef Saadeh. The two linked up with Ruddick, who has featured on stage with legends like Mindi Abair and Vernon āIceā Black. Audiences across the North Bay who have become