Keith Wann is an acclaimed American Sign Language performing artist who has been captivating and entertaining Deaf, Hard of Hearing, and Hearing audiences for years. As a Child of Deaf Adults (CODA), he has traveled the nation amusing audiences with his controlled chaos and pandemonium explosions on stage. Keith Wann brilliantly managed to transform himself into what many call one... read full bio
Instantly likeable, Stephen K. Amos has built a reputation as a popular stand up and an acclaimed comic writer. Stephen talks to audiences as if they've known each other for years. His ability to hold their attention and take them on a journey through his life, his passions and his views of the world has led to sell-out tours... read full bio
Actor/Comedian Brian Scott McFadden is one of the hottest stand-up comics working today. Brian has been a regular on the NY comedy club circuit and has recently taken his act to a whole new level, creating a huge industry buzz with his high energy performances and some of the most unique, incisive, hilarious and most talked about routines around today.... read full bio
Blending musical heritage with contemporary influence Native Run has created magic. The Virginia natives, Rachel Beauregard and Bryan Dawley, grew up surrounded by a rich diversity of gospel, blues, country, bluegrass and rock ‘n’ roll. Brought together through mutual friends in college, the two started writing and performing songs together. Bryan on banjo, mandolin and a variety of guitars, and... read full bio
With an early introduction to the world of house and music production at the age of 13, PrototypeRaptor (aka Jonathan Paulsen), now 22, has been a relatively unknown, yet consistent force of electronic music. After fashioning his iconic R out of lines taken from his sequencer, he quickly became known for combining his electro-fidget sensibilities with an unusual melodic design.... read full bio
Craig Handy is a renowed saxophonist who has been ackowledged with a big, burly tenor sound, as well as sharp wit and uniquness. Ever since his early career in New York in 1986, Handy has noted that ever experience helps evolve and define his musical style. After a show with Mingus Dynasty at the Bottom Line, Bill Cosby... read full bio
Born in 1963, Chestnut started his musical career at the age of three, playing piano at the Mount Calvary Star Baptist Church at the age of six in his hometown of Baltimore, MD. By age nine, he was studying classical music at the Peabody Preparatory Institute in Baltimore. In the fall of 1981, Cyrus began jazz education in Boston, MA... read full bio
Danny & The Juniors, individually Frank Maffei, Danny Rapp, Joe Terranova and Dave White, began singing together in the early 1950's at ages 13 and 14 in Philadelphia where they were fans of the local rhythm and blues radio stations. It was there they heard the first stirrings of a new music soon to become known as Rock 'n Roll.... read full bio
Legendary producer, arranger, composer and author, Sir George Martin has had an impact on popular culture and music that is immeasurable. Often referred to as the fifth Beatle, Martin signed the Beatles and subsequently produced, arranged and often performed on many of the most memorable songs. Together they invented contemporary multi-track recording, a process which hasnt changed much since that... read full bio
Mitchel Musso began his auspicious acting career at the mere age of seven years. It was inevitable that the talented newcomer venture to Hollywood. In his 16 years he already amassed an impressive list of credits in both television and film. He made his film debut with a co-starring role in ""Secondhand Lions"" with his real life younger brother, Marc,... read full bio
Perhaps best known as the host of TLC's hit show While You Were Out" for four seasons, Evan Farmer first made entertainment news in 1998 with his portrayal of the central character "Jerry O'Keefe" in MTV's first made-for-television movie 2GE+HER, for which he also recorded lead vocals on the soundtrack and follow up certified platinum album. The group went on... 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
The venerable rhythm and blues act, the Clovers, have a name synonymous with R'n'B chart activity over the years in a career of recording that has spanned 50 years. The Clovers still rank as the only R'n'B group to rival the legendary Drifters in traditional R'n'B chart success; having scored no fewer than 22 top twenty classics. The Clovers played... read full bio
Among the most seminal R&B and doo wop groups of all time, the Moonglows' lineup featured some of the genre's greatest pure singers. The original lineup from Louisville included Bobby Lester, Harvey Fuqua, Alexander Graves, and Prentiss Barnes, with guitarist Billy Johnson. They were originally called the Crazy Sounds, but were renamed by disc jockey Alan Freed as the Moonglows.... read full bio
Lydia Pense has been inspiring audiences with her unique blend of funk, soul, and blues since Cold Blood's first shows at the Fillmore West in the early Seventies. Over the course of the six albums Cold Blood released, Lydia established herself as a legendary singer with a loyal following of devoted fans. Today, many contemporary female singers count her as... read full bio
"Chrishan can sing, write, produce and perform at the drop of a dime. With a couple of notes you’ll be saying he can’t be 20. Chrishan grew up inspired by his environment and eventually began singing at age 2, writing songs at age 4, and sampling beats off the radio at age 7. He continued to sing, write and perform.... read full bio
Electric Six-string Violinist Geoffrey Castle fearlessly brings the violin back to center stage with virtuoso showmanship and a 21st attitude. One man, one violin. Doesn't sound like much does it It doesn't that is until you've heard one in the hands of electric violinist Geoffrey Castle! A unique voice on an unusual instrument, Geoffrey Castle's career includes time spent as... read full bio
In Nashville, there’s an old, decrepit plantation house where three men exercise their creative rivalry for all it’s worth, collaborating under the moniker of Paper Route. Having toured relentlessly and won hearts and minds with their debut album Absence (2009), Paper Route have now seen fit to go for broke on the possibility that epic earnestness, lyrical depth, and poetic... read full bio
Lenka is an Australian singer/songwriter known for creating uplifting, melodic songs, such as The Show, Trouble Is A Friend, Heart Skips A Beat and Everything At Once. Her music has been used widely in film and television, most notably in Moneyball, Ugly Betty and campaigns for Windows 8, Coke and Old Navy. Her career in the arts began at 13,... read full bio
Jeremy Enigk is an American singer/songwriter who is most famously known for his work in his band Sunny Day Real Estate. Jeremy was born in Seattle and grew up playing the guitar. His first solo record, Return of the Frog Queen, was released in 1996. In the mid 1990s, Enigk broke away from his Sunny Day Real... read full bio
