The real-life inspiration behind the hit television series The Partridge Family. The Cowsills (Bob, Paul, Susan) defined family harmony with chart topping hits like ""The Rain, The Park & Other Things (The Flower Girl)"", ""Indian Lake"", ""We Can Fly"" and ""Hair"". The vocals are stronger than ever now, as they perform these great songs and many more. The current lineup... read full bio
"Classics IV was formed in Jacksonville, Florida, United States, in 1965, given credit for beginning the ""soft southern rock"" sound. The band and its lead singer Dennis Yost are principally known for the hits ""Spooky"", ""Stormy"", and ""Traces"", released in 1968 and 1969 and which have become cover standards. Classics IV have had an impressive total of 16 Billboard Chart... read full bio
Clark Beckham is a musician, in addition to being a singer and songwriter. He auditioned for the fourteenth season of American Idol and ultimately finished in second place in the competition. During his audition, he performed James Brown's "It's a Man's, Man's, Man's World," and he was the first contestant in Nashville to sing in front of the judges. The... read full bio
Cowboy Troy is an American musician known for his blending of country and rap which is referred to as ""hick-hop"". He is a member of a group of country music singers/songwriters called MuzikMafia. Other members of this group include Big & Rich, James Otto, and Gretchen Wilson. He has charted the Billboard country singles charts twice and has released... read full bio
Carmen Rizzo is a musician, producer and two-time Grammy Award nominee. He has collaborated with some of musics biggest names, including Tiesto, Seal, Paul Oakenfold, Coldplay, Alanis Morissette, Dido, AR Rahman, Ryuichi Sakamoto, and Pete Townshend. Rizzo also co-founded the revolutionary World Music act, Niyaz. He contributed original music to the David Lynch Foundation album, along with Moby and Peter... read full bio
Caleb + Kelsey is a collaboration between Caleb Grimm, a singer of Anthem Lights, and Kelsey Sowards, a singer from 1 Girl Nation. The married couple joined together to perform music as a duo for fun, but turned into something they were passionate about. One of their first songs was a medley of worship songs and once posted, hit number... read full bio
Chris Norton is a motivational speaker, author, and former football player. Norton suffered from a spinal cord injury after being tackled during a football game. Given a three percent change to regain feeling below his neck, Norton decided he wouldn’t give up- he decided he would walk again. Norton now works every day to regain feeling and movement in his... read full bio
Caleb Lee Hutchinson is an American country singer-songwriter who was previously the runner-up of the 16th season of “American Idol”. Growing up, Hutchinson started playing guitar by only 12 years old. When he turned 16 he tried out for “The Voice” before making it a few years later on American Idol. During his time on American Idol, Hutchinson sang songs... read full bio
Chevel Shepherd is a young up-and-coming country singer born in Farmington, New Mexico. When she was 16, she won season 15 of the television series “The Voice” where she performed under Team Kelly, becoming the first country artist to win the show that wasn’t under Team Blake. She entered the competition by blind auditioning “If I Die Young” by The... read full bio
C+C Music Factory is an American musical group that was formed by members David Cole and Robert Clivilles. The dance-hip-hop group is best known for singles which included “Gonna Make You Sweat (Everybody Dance Now),” “Just a Touch of Love,” “Here We Go (Let’s Rock & Roll),” and many more. After the passing of David Cole, C+C Music Factory stopped... read full bio
Colton Dixon is an American Christian singer-songwriter from Murfreesboro, Tennessee. He is best known for finishing seventh on the eleventh season of the television series, “American Idol”. Since growing fame from American Idol, Dixon has gone on to release four studio albums, “A Messenger”, “Anchor”, “The Calm Before the Storm”, and most recently, “Identity”. Some of his most popular songs... read full bio
Christie Patricia Pearce (who you probably know was Christie Ramone) was a professional soccer player, primarily playing as a defender. Christie also served as captain of the United States national team. Christie played in five different FIFA Women’s World Cup finals and four different Olympics women’s football tournaments. Christie, along with her team, won the championship of both the 1999... read full bio
Born and reared in a small Indiana town, Michael Cochren is an award-winning singer/songwriter and worship leader. Following his graduation, Cochren formed the band Cochren & Co. and started touring the nation with his buddies. Later, his wife Leah joined them. Cochren & Co. transcends the boundaries between American pop/rock and soul/blues with their timeless melodies and lyrics full... read full bio
Colleen Stanley is a keynote sales speaker, founder of SalesLeadership, Inc., and an author. As a keynote speaker, Stanley talks on sales organizations gaining new perspectives and using emotional intelligence into their sales and leadership processes. Stanley believes using skills such as empathy, impulse control and self-awareness produce hard sales results. As an author, Stanley has published the best-selling book... read full bio
As Host of Bridge the Gap on PBS and the National Geographic Channel, Bash takes us on an introspective adventure- walking in the shoes of people halfway around the world and encouraging us to think differently about our lives. Chris has harvested Buffalo with Native Americans in Pine Ridge, lived as a nomad in Mongolia, escaped from venomous Uganda and... read full bio
Former American Idol contestant Casey Abrams is a multi-instrumentalist and musician from Idyllwild, CA. Growing up as a child, he was heavily involved in music. He attended the Idyllwild Arts Academy, where his father was a film production teacher. Abrams studied classic bass, piano, music history, jazz ensembles, and much more. He went on to continue his music education by... read full bio
Chad Williams is a retired U.S. Navy SEAL who has inspired folks around the world to be the best person they can be. When it comes to leadership, motivation, and having faith when faced with adversity, Chad is a very sought-after speaker. He is the author of the book “Seal of God” which draws from his own experiences, informing the... read full bio
Grammy Award-winning composer and musician Chip Davis is one of the most successful innovators and entrepreneurs in music today. More than 25 years ago, he transformed popular instrumental music by introducing what has become known as the New Age music genre. By mixing pop music with classical and rock styles, he has given new life to country music and rejuvenated... read full bio
Clint Holmes is more than a singer. Like a painter with a blank canvas, Clint Holmes makes every performance an original. His powerful voice and magnetic stage presence embrace the upbeat side of life. When Clint Holmes is on stage, anything can happen. And it usually does. Clint Holmes CD, “Edges,” explores Clint Holmes multiple creative sides as singer... read full bio
Craig Kielburger has managed operations globally and assembled teams of more than a thousand full-time employees, improving millions of lives and enabling individuals to improve the world. After learning about the murder of a youngster his own age who had escaped from child labor, Craig founded his first nonprofit group, "Free The Children." When Craig was a young visitor on Oprah... read full bio
