DELTONA

Tucked just outside Fredericktown in East Liverpool, Ohio, The Beat Box is a one-of-a-kind outdoor music venue built from a repurposed shipping container—designed with one purpose in mind: connection. This isn’t just a place to hear music. It’s a space where storytellers, songwriters, and performers share the heart behind their craft in an intimate, unforgettable setting. Every note, every lyric, every moment is meant to be felt up close. The Beat Box strips things back to what matters most—authentic sound, real stories, and a community gathered together under the open sky. Bring your own snacks and drinks, settle in, and make yourself at home. Share what you have, meet someone new, and be part of something genuine. Because here, it’s not just about the music—it’s about the experience Deltona is a country trio carving out their own lane—rooted in tradition, wired for the modern era, and loud enough to make Nashville take notice. With a sound that fuses gritty Southern storytelling, rock-driven riffs, and arena-ready melodies, Deltona delivers music that feels both familiar and electric. Frontman Ned Abernathy, raised in Calhoun, Georgia, brings a fresh vocal edge and a sharp lyrical voice shaped by a mix of Alan Jackson, Post Malone, and Sam Hunt. A self-taught guitarist and songwriter, Ned’s journey began in college-town bars and backroom gigs, culminating in a decisive move to Nashville to chase the real thing. Drummer Chris Deaton, a Franklin, Tennessee native born into the heart of Music City, fuels Deltona’s sound with tight grooves and studio savvy. The son of a country music video director, Chris grew up behind the scenes of Nashville’s biggest names and later worked alongside artists like Lainey Wilson, Zac Brown, and Ross Copperman—building a reputation for his creative energy and collaborative spirit. On guitar, Caleb Miller brings the fire. Hailing from Portsmouth, Ohio, Caleb grew up onstage with his dad’s Christian rock band and was gigging by a