Barbara Mandrell is a true legend in country. As a performer, she has been the recipient of over 75 major awards, released over 30 albums and sent scores of songs for a ride up both the Country and Pop charts. Mandrell's faith would be tested by a brush with death. She was involved in a serious head-on car collision while... read full bio
John McLaughlin has been cited as a major influence on many '70s and '80s fusion guitarists, including prominent players such as Steve Morse, Eric Johnson, Mike Stern, Al Di Meola, and Scott Henderson. According to Pat Metheny, McLaughlin has changed the evolution of the guitar during several of his periods of playing. McLaughlin is also considered a major influence on... read full bio
THE STAMPEDERS are recognized as one of Canada's top rock groups of the early '70's. A household name in their own country, The Stampeders left their home base of Calgary Alberta and went on to tour extensively in Canada, the U.S., Europe and South America. They won JUNO AWARDS for 'BEST GROUP', 'BEST SINGLE' (Sweet City Woman"), 'BEST PRODUCER' and... read full bio
Bad Suns is a rock band whose influences include ‘70s and ‘80s post-punk legends like The Cure, The Clash and Elvis Costello. Signed with Vagrant Records, they’ve released two albums: Language & Perspective and Disappear Here. The Huffington Post’s Jessica Goodman and Ryan Kistobak named Language & Perspective on their list of the year’s best released, describing it as “a... read full bio
Jeanne Galice, better known by her stage name Jain, is a singer and composer from from the city of Toulouse in France. As a child, Jain did a lot of moving around because her father had jobs in a lot of different countries; she lived in locations like France, Dubai, the Congo, and Abu Dhabi, among other places. Her travels... read full bio
Ccile McLorin Salvant is a jazz vocalist. Her rise to stardom began with Salvants achievement winning the Thelonious Monk International Jazz Competition. She released her first album shortly after winning the prize, and upon the release of her second album, WomanChild, she received a Grammy Award nomination for Best Jazz Vocal Album. Her third album, For One to Love, received... read full bio
Cloud Cult is an experimental rock indie band. Their baroque, poppy sound enthralls audiences across the nation. Cloud Cults distinguishable, live sound is comprised of several instruments like the violin, guitar, cello, trumpet, and strong vocals. They have released a multitude of studio albums, some of which have hit charts in the United States under categories, alternative, indie, and rock.... read full bio
Marlon Williams, who is originally from New Zealand, has a voice that is both timeless and fascinating. His musical performances are natural and smooth, his songwriting talents are complex, and his voice is lovely. Williams channels his feelings into each song by drawing on experiences from his own life that serve as inspiration. The sound that William creates has elements... read full bio
Point Point is a French electronic group. The group consists of four talent individuals that have been friends for a while and got together to make a group project. The artists are rocking the electronic music community, creating new and unique hits for audiences around the world. Some of their most popular songs include, ‘Life in Grey’, ‘Hands’, ‘A Piece... read full bio
Constantines was formed by a group of talented musicians from Ontario, Canada. A combination of keyboard, guitar, percussion, and vocals, the band is a display of indie rock sounds. They have released a series of EPs, albums, and singles.Their first album 'Constantines' was nominated for a Juno Award for Best Alternative Album. Their music has been compared to bands like... read full bio
Souther Thunder is a current tour line-up that consists of bands Atlanta Rhythm Section, Black Oak Arkansas, and Blackfoot. The three different bands come together to bring a southern rock show that brings several hits from the 1970’s and after. Atlanta Rhythm Section currently consists of members Dean Daughtry, Rodney Justo, Steve Stone, Justin Senker, David Anderson, and Rodger Stephan.... read full bio
Ruel is an Australian singer-songwriter from Sydney. He started playing the guitar at only 8 years old and later in life he got his start when his father sent a demo of him singing to M-Phazes. From there, Ruel released his debut single “Golden Years” with M-Phazes. He released an EP, “Ready”, which peaked at number 76 on the Australian... read full bio
Six of the original members of the band Cymande, which last performed together a few decades ago, have just come back together to create music for the general public. Their unique musical style, which draws significantly from deep funk, jazz, African music, soul, rock, and calypso, has earned them a reputation for being extremely diverse. The band had been playing... read full bio
All-4-One is a Grammy Award-winning R&B and pop group that consists of members Jamie Jones, Delious Kennedy, Alfred Nevarez and Tony Borowiak. The group is best known for their hit singles which include “I Swear,” and “I Can Love You Like That.” The group is based in Antelope Valley, California, and they gained fame in the early 90’s after the... read full bio
One of the most popular groups in what is loosely termed ""contemporary jazz,"" the Rippingtons were formed by guitarist/keyboardist Russ Freeman. Freeman studied at Cal Arts and UCLA, and recorded Nocturnal Playground as a leader in 1985 for the Brainchild label, a one-man project. In 1987, he was approached to record for the Japanese Alfa label and came up with... read full bio
UK-based indie group Stornoway has music continually evolving and drawing inspiration from indie folk, indie rock and chamber pop. Keyboardist Jonathan Quin and guitarist Brian Briggs founded the group. They first spoke about a band they both liked when they first met during Oxford's Freshers' Week. After some time, they began collaborating on songs and creating the band. Oli Steadman was the only applicant who... read full bio
As the lead singer of Live, Ed Kowalczyk fronted one of the most successful American post-grunge bands of the a90s, coming to prominence with their 1994 sophomore album, Throwing Copper. With his bald head and intense eyes, Kowalczyk cut a distinctive figure, but what separated him from other a90s alt-rockers was his utter earnestness. Live released seven albums between 1991... read full bio
Looking for a celebrity host for your next event Towering over just about everybody, Craig Kilborn stands six feet five inches. And that’s not the only reason he stands out in a crowd. After spending 3 years as a former host of ESPN’s Sportscenter, his popularity earned him an even larger job offer in 1996. The producers at Comedy Central... read full bio
The Fab Four is elevated far above every other Beatles tribute due to their precise attention to detail. With uncanny, note-for-note live rendition of Beatles' songs, the Fab Four will make you think you are watching the real thing. This incredible stage show includes three costume changes representing every era of the Beatles ever-changing career. This loving tribute to the... read full bio
This Incredible re-creation of the world famous Rat Pack is not just an amazing homage but is one of the few special productions that will become as timeless as the actual counterparts (Sammy, Frank and Dean). This show will transport audiences back to a time when life was a lot less complicated. The Chicago Rat Pack is a brilliant re-enactment... read full bio
