A veteran of more than 4,000 performances. Carl Wolfson is one of the country's top headlining comedians. His well-crafted mix of current events and observational humor, along with a lightning-quick wit which few comics can match, have won him rave reviews and fans from coast-to-coast. Carl's performances combine topical humor and a spontaneous style. Carl is a frequent performer on... read full bio
Buzz Sutherland rose from college student to NACA's Comedy Artist of the Year nominee in just seven short years. Buzz is a comedian whose comedy is a smooth blend of home-spun characters and facial expressions that keep audiences rolling with laughter. Besides performing in hundreds of college shows across the country, Buzz has appeared on HBO's Comic Relief", A&E's "Comedy... read full bio
Award winning comedian Chip Chinery is an affable guy whose work is observational, looking at the ironic, the weird, the wacky and the inexplicable. He is witty and wonderfully funny. Chip was dubbed The Best of the Midwest" in the premiere issue of The Comedy Magazine. Chip Chinery won an EMMY for "On-Air Performer" and won his second EMMY... read full bio
Among the many who create sports material, Jim Edwards is the best; he knows sports as well as he knows humor. Since Jim Edwards' days as a TV sportscaster, he was incredibly creative and entertaining then as he is now. Jim Edwards is flat out hilarious; if you haven't seen him you’ve missed one of the funniest comics around. Jim... read full bio
Juston McKinney is an American actor and comedian who has been seen numerous times on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno. Prior to his work as a comedian, McKinney was a deputy Sheriff in Maine before moving to New York to pursue his comedy career. Not too long after, McKinney was seen at Comic Strip Live, Stand-up New York, Gotham,... read full bio
Alastair Miles is internationally recognized as one of the worlds leading basses. Born in Harrow, he originally studied flute at the Guildhall School of Music before embarking on his highly successful vocal career. Having won the Decca Kathleen Ferrier Award at the age of 25, he has subsequently been in worldwide demand for principal bass roles over the... read full bio
Antonio Meneses is a distinguished cellist known world wide for his music. Among the conductors with whom he has collaborated are Herbert von Karajan, Riccardo Muti, Mariss Jansons, Claudio Abbado, Andre Previn, Andrew Davis, Semyon Bychkov, Herbert Blomstedt, Gerd Albrecht, Yuri Temirkanov, Kurt Sanderling, Neeme Järvi, Mstislav Rostropovitch, Vladimir Spivakov, and Riccardo Chailly. In addition to a busy concert schedule,... read full bio
FUSE is a symphonic force to be reckoned with. Given their commercial sound, classic look and originality, FUSE has become one of the most coveted string acts, performing globally with their one-of-a-kind Swarovski Crystal-encrusted electric violins, made exclusively for their unparalleled performances.... read full bio
Bluegrass Etc. performs a hard hitting show of instrumental expertise, vocal precision and stage personality that never fails to entertain. The group is well known internationally and tours more than eighteen countries per year, performing more than 200 shows annually at festivals and in concert. Bluegrass Etc. consists of John Moore (mandolin, guitar, vocals), Dennis Caplinger (banjo, fiddle, vocals), and... read full bio
San Diego's finest bluegrass band, Gone Tomorrow plays hard-driving bluegrass music. Based in San Diego, the band also plays a wide variety of Texas swing, old-time, and early country music. The name of the band says it all, and true-to-form there have been a number of personnel changes as musicians come and go. The latest incarnation of Gone Tomorrow includes... read full bio
Bluegrass. Swing. Hot jazz. Pre-war blues. Southern soul. New Orleans funk. The Dustbowl Revival is what you could call an American roots orchestra with eight full-time members — and they play it all, mashing the sounds of traditional American music into a genre-hopping, time-bending dance party that coaxes new fire out of familiar coal. This isn’t a throwback band. It’s... read full bio
The band Guitar Wolf, founded in Nagasaki, Japan, are known for their piercing vocals and extremely loud style of garage punk that emphasized heavy distortion. They coined the phrase “Jett Rock ‘n’ Roll”, a homage to rocker Joan Jett, which they also use to describe their musical style - an energetic cross between The Ramones, rockabilly, classic punk, and noise... read full bio
Antsy McClain is a songwriter, story-teller and entertainer who sings about life in an American trailer park. His band, The Trailer Park Troubadours, are a skilled assortment of musicians who play in the rootsy, rock and roll tradition of their hard-working, blue collar forefathers. Their live shows are a unique, critically-acclaimed mix of masterful musicianship and self-depricating humor for all... read full bio
Parade of Lights are an alt-electro band based in Los Angeles. Comprised of Ryan Daly, Anthony Improgo, Michelle Ashley, and Randy Schulte, the group combines equal parts rock, new wave, and shoegaze to create a unique blend of 80's influenced pop drawing on inspiration from artists like U2, Depeche Mode, M83, and even Madonna. In the fall of 2012, POL... read full bio
Christian singer/songwriter Brady Toops is out to redefine the barrier between religious and secular music. His ability to intertwine hymns and traditional singer/songwriter qualities puts him one step closer to bridging that gap. He takes inspiration from artists like Johnny Cash and Jon Foreman and combines genres that folk, rock and roll, and gospel to create a sound that not... read full bio
Tony Roberts is a comedian/actor from Detroit, Michigan. He can be seen on HBO's Def Comedy Jam, BET's ComicView, It's Showtime at the Apollo, and Shaquille All Star Comedy Jam". He has appeared in many films such as Project 313, Brotherly Love, Speed Dating, and Tony Roberts Wired. He has performed in some of the biggest comedy clubs in the... read full bio
Jackson Taylor is a country artist who grew up in the small town Moody, Texas. Taylor grew up in various different towns because of his parent’s migrant worker career. Right after he graduated high school, Taylor moved to Nashville, Texas to try and pursue his dreams of becoming a country artist. He earned a songwriting job, which help mold Taylor... read full bio
James Carothers gained success on his first EP, Honky Tonk Land which had a feel of old school genuine country music. Carothers baritone voice sounds like famous singers like Waylon Jennings and Jamey Johnson. Carothers started his career performing in the honky tonks and casinos of the Southwest, and is now moving onto Nashville. Apart from his own music, Carothers... read full bio
The Morrison Brothers Band plays a unique brand of country-pop-rock music that stems from the group's diverse musical roots in New Orleans, Nashville, Los Angeles and DC. With two different sets of brothers, and 8 years under their belt as a band, they have situated themselves into a unique and exciting place in country music. The band is currently based... read full bio
AbdeCaf is the alphabet-inverting recording and performing moniker of Miami raised and based, Ukrainian-born producer Rostislav Steve Vaynshtok. Listening to the young producer's tracks, it becomes certain that each song was created to be an experience for the listener, and not just passive listening. His Unravel EP includes Diplo favorite ""Feed Your Brain"", while the follow up, Rebuild, was released... read full bio
