ISO small combo amp (15-20 watt) recommendations

Since my regular project broke up, I have found myself playing a lot of jams and 'open mic'-type situations where hauling my Kemper & speaker(s) to and on and off stage to play 2-4 songs at a time is just too much. A friend has a Fender Blues Jr. III that he uses and I like the tone he is getting, but not sure its for me. I am hoping some folks in this community may have some other recommendations, especially if its not 'the usual suspects' - but thats ok too. I have done a few searches and will probably start going out and doing some demoing but like to get some opinions first if I can.

I generally play clean, to edge of break up, although I have a Line 6 M13 gathering dust I can throw in front of it. Wouldn't hurt if it offered tones I would want to profile and share with the community. Thanks in advance.

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Morgan PR12.

But why not have a Headrush 108 and your lunchbox?

Because I've been through the firedrill enough times to know that my Kemper set up is too cumbersome and time consuming to set up and break down in this scenario... First, its in a heavy Thonn flight case which means that has to disassembled/reassembled, and I have to find a place to store the doors while I am on stage. I have to take out the Remote and run the cord for that, which is usually a challenge since rolled up CAT5 isn't really flexible and forgiving in situations that call for speed and accuracy - and the connector at the back of my Kemper lost its latch so I have to clothes pin it to my monitor out cable. I have multiple speaker options, but normally I use my Tech 21 PE which is fine and easy to set up and the Kemper can sit right on top of that, but that means having to carry and set up multiple things.

A small combo amp and a guitar cable is much simpler, lighter weight and easier to set up and break down. Yes, adding the M13 or other pedal(s) adds some complexity, but its still simpler than the Kemper set up, and takes up less real estate which is always a challenge in those circumstances.

Don't get me wrong, this is not a 'professional' level compromise. I have a couple of projects in the formative stage that I will definitely use my Kemper rig for if and when they get off the ground and gigging.

This is for those times when you have a defined set of time to get set up on stage as fast as possible so you can bang out as much music as time allows, and then get the f__k off the stage so the next guys don't give you a wood shampoo.

Thanks guys!

I wound up trading a blues deluxe reissue for a blues jr. which is fine for now. However, I almost bought a Dr. Z that was epic, but sadly, would have cost me a divorce. Maybe.