Local Honey
A collaborative album and documentary spotlighting Saint Augustine's music scene — 15 local musicians recorded at Rodman Plantation. Jon contributed the original song "Another Day".
Saint Augustine, Florida
Alternative Folk · Singer-Songwriter
In the works
Wild dogs in the dark.
Twelve songs.
Recorded where the light doesn't reach.
Release date: ████████
The next album is taking shape where no one is looking. Names withheld. Dates redacted. You heard lowercase i. You haven't heard what's next.
Signal received. You'll hear when it's time.
Discography
Stream the debut album wherever you listen — eight songs from 2018, with more live cuts and deep tracks on ReverbNation.
Jon Bailey
Alternative folk with a hand-painted soul — featuring the little birdie and eight original songs.
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A collaborative album and documentary spotlighting Saint Augustine's music scene — 15 local musicians recorded at Rodman Plantation. Jon contributed the original song "Another Day".
Original songs for St. Augustine's 450th Commemoration — local myths, legends, and history set to music. Jon Bailey among fifteen contributing songwriters.
The Artist
Jon Bailey is a singer/songwriter from Orono, Maine, writing songs since age fourteen. He plays his guitar upside down and backwards — and somehow makes it feel like the only way music was ever meant to be played.
After moving south, he spent a decade of consistent gigging and live performance across the southeastern United States — from living rooms to festivals, Colonial Quarter stages to community recordings. He released one original solo album, lowercase i (2018), and earned a #1 local ranking on ReverbNation's alternative charts in Saint Augustine. His powerful vocals and raw connection with the crowd leave a mark that doesn't fade.
In the Record
A decade on stages across the Southeast — named in local press, community albums, and the documentary that captured Saint Augustine's songwriters.
"Jon Bailey is originally from Orono, Maine. He has been playing music for 12 years and has been gracing the St. Augustine scene for the past four years."
Named among 15 musicians on the Local Honey album — portrait by Eric Hood.
Read article →"A singer/songwriter that plays his guitar upside down and backwards, Jon Bailey has a talent for connecting with his audience and sharing his music."
Official musician profile — featured video, photos, and bio.
View profile →"The Colonial Quarter hosts a special showing of Local Honey, a documentary showcasing St. Augustine's music scene."
Film screening under the Colonial Oak — live performances before and after.
Event page →"Fifteen musicians were involved in the project, including… Jon Bailey, and Phil Hair. The songs they wrote and recorded for the CD are a fascinating representation of the unique history of the nation's oldest city."
Tales from the Ancient City CD release concert at Limelight Theatre.
Release concert →"Local Honey features 15 local players… Jon Bailey, Michael Jordon, Hunter Miller. We recorded October 6th–10th on location at the Rodman Plantation."
Album & documentary hub — snapshot of the blue-collar musician.
Documentary page →Ranked #1 in Local Alternative charts — Saint Augustine, FL.
Full catalog with lyrics, live recordings, and videos.
Artist page →"Documentary features Local Honey" — coverage of Amy Hendrickson's collaborative album and film project.Read article →
"Free Local Honey show set for Colonial Quarter" — Nov. 14 screening and live music.Read article →
Stay Close
Music, shows, and whispers about what comes next.