Comedian Ariel Elias resides in New York City. This Kentucky Jew made her bat mitzvah an occasion for laughter for everybody and the rest is history. Her comedic style now consists of a delightful blend of original, personal tales and sharp, smart insights. The New York Times called Ariel "a sly young comic from Kentucky." She has also appeared in Rolling... read full bio
Abandon is a San Antonio-based band comprised of Justin Engler, Stevan Vela, and Ben Vela. Their music can be heard on ESPN and The Food Network; they have won a Dove Award, and toured alongside Christian music’s leading artists. The group sites Jesus, The Killers, Coldplay, U2, and more as inspirations for their music. Their breakthrough hit “Hero” led them... read full bio
Alexander Lewis formed his musical knowledge at the Manhattan School of Music in New York City as a Jazz Performance student. It was there he formed the East Coast collective, Candid Music Group. Influenced by the jazz ensembles in New Yorks nightlife, Lewis began to create his own jazz-influenced electronic music. He is known best for his incorporation of the... read full bio
Aero Flynn is a band led by Josh Scott, a former band member of Amateur Love. Associated with Justin Vernon, Aero Flynn performs alternative indie music quite similar to that of Bon Iver, Volcano Choir, and Field Report. Filled with lamenting melodies and soothing guitar riffs, Aero Flynn is a soulful, heart wrenching mix of the best of all indie-folky... read full bio
One of the world's most exciting mandolin/clarinet virtuosos, Andy Statman began playing music as a young child in Queens. His family has long consisted of cantors and some renowned professional musicians. Andy grew up singing hasidic melodies in the afternoon Jewish school his parents sent him to, and listening to show tunes, klezmer, classics, and any other music he could... read full bio
Psychedelic and experimental rock band A Place to Bury Stranger consists of three individuals playing together as a unit. Oliver Ackermann (guitar, vocals), Dion Lunadon (bass, guitar), and Lia Simone Braswell (drums) collaborate to create this ethereal music that has its origins in New York City. Ackermann plays guitar, while Lunadon plays bass and guitar. The band has performed at the... read full bio
Aqueous is a funky, groove rock band melting the barriers between different genres of music. Their sound is improvisational, but delivers an extremely catchy and harmonious product. Aqueous is comprised of four members, Mike Gantzer, Dave Loss, Evan McPhaden, and Rob Houk. The four use guitar, drums, bass, and piano to create their unique sounds. The band has toured and... read full bio
Alex Lahey is an up-and-coming singer-songwriter from Melbourne, Australia. She’s embraced a simple, story-telling style of music and almost always incorporates melodic, guitar-driven hooks in her songs. Lahey performs with three other band members and often plays electric guitar during live performances. Stylistically, her music can be described as alternative, indie rock. Her single, “You Don’t Think You Like People... read full bio
American Sirens are a one-of-a-kind show that holds a boutique vintage concert experience. The three woman in American Sirens takes you back in time to the golden age of Hollywood glam and performs songs from the 40’s to now! Some songs you may hear during an American Sirens show includes, “Putting On the Ritz”, “I’ve Got the World On a... read full bio
Al Iaftrate got his start playing hockey as a kid in 1979, during the Quebec International Pee-Wee Hockey Tournament alongside a minor Detroit hockey team. In 1984, he was selected as fourth overall in the NHL Entry Draft by the Toronto Maple Leafs. Al played for Team USA as the Winter Olympics that same year in Sarajevo, Yugoslavia. Al played... read full bio
Alex Ihama is a global leadership and management consultant with over two decades of experience in enabling governments, corporations, churches, communities, and schools to develop the capacity and abilities they require to achieve stringent goals and objectives. An executive coach to politicians, corporate executives, entrepreneurs, professional athletes and a host of elite clients, Ihama travels the world extensively each year... read full bio
Aaron Cole’s rap career began at the age of four. Releasing his first album, “Jesus Is The Rock”, with the Christian Rap Ministry, Cole is definitely versed in rap and gospel. He has been included in Rapzilla’s Freshman Class, on Essence Magazine’s Gospel Artists to Watch list, and on Rapzilla’s Teen Rappers to Watch list. Cole has 6 independent projects... read full bio
Antonio Tarver is an American former professional boxer and boxing commentator. He has competed as a light heavyweight, cruiserwright, and heavyweight titles. Tarver has competed in world championships including the WBA, WBC, IBF and Ring magazine titles. Tarver has been apart of a historic rivalry against Roy Jones Jr. which turned into a three-fight series. He’s also boxed against Bernard... read full bio
Alex Reymundo is a Mexican-American comedian and actor best known for his Comedy Central special entitled “Alex Reymundo Hick-Spanic: Live in Albuquerque”. He went on to win an ALMA Award in “Outstanding Comedy Special” for his comedy special. Apart from his own special and what gained recognition for him, Reymundo was also on the Showtime and Comedy Central special, “The... read full bio
Almost ABBA is a costumed, choreographed, participatory audience experience that aims to capture the charm and nostalgia of ABBA. Having toured eleven countries since their formation in 1996, they are the most enduring tribute group in North America to the Swedish super group. They have entertained crowds of up to 50,000 people as well as the US Military, NBC,... read full bio
Chef Ann Cooper is a celebrated author, chef, educator and enduring advocate for better food for all children. A graduate of the Culinary Institute of America, Ann has been a chef for more than 30 years, over 15 of those in school food programs. She currently serves as the director of nutrition services for the Boulder Valley School District. Known... read full bio
Alexis Grace is a singer from Memphis, Tennesee who rose to prominence after reaching the finals on season eight of American Idol. The blonde beauty has been singing since she was seven years old. While attending the University of Memphis, she sang with the schools concert choir. In her free time, she enjoys dancing, play the guitar, and taking care... read full bio
Aaradhna is a pop, R&B, and soul music artist, born in New Zealand. She began writing her own music when she was just eleven years old. Her debut in the music industry was when was featured in the R&B group Adeaze’s song “Getting Stronger,” which emerged at number one on the New Zealand Singles Chart. Her first album, entitled... read full bio
Very few artists have truly been able to adapt to the constantly evolving electronic music landscape. Fewer have been able to organically rack up over 5.5 million plays, blow the internet away on both original content and remixes, gather support from some of the biggest players in the industry, and make an appearance at the legendary Coachella Music Festival. Still,... read full bio
"Adrianne Tolsch began her career in New York City at Catch a Rising Star. She has headlined at every major comedy club in the United States, as well as casinos in Las Vegas and Atlantic City. Adrianne has performed as far away as London, England, Melbourne, Australia and Hobart, Tasmania. She has been the opening act for Jay Leno, The... read full bio
