Sinbad, born in Benton Harbor, Michigan, is a comedian and actor who has been making audiences laugh for decades. His stage name evokes the literary legend of the same name, a symbol of strength, adventure, and optimism, which reflects his aspirations. Growing up, Sinbad told jokes to his siblings, honing his comedic timing and delivery. He performs stories based on his... read full bio
Starship starring Mickey Thomas has revamped the band and show with an expanded set list that includes the multi-Platinum hits of Jefferson Airplane, Jefferson Starship and Starship, now delivering a show that includes all the hit songs and classics! Mickey Thomas is the owner of the soaring voice that propelled Starship through the ’80’s and ‘90’s. With his soulful and... read full bio
The Oak Ridge Boys are one of Country music's most popular acts with their four-part harmonies and upbeat songs. They were inducted into the Country Music Hall for Fame during the Medallion Ceremony, in the category of modern era artists. The group has over fifteen years of history playing together as well as multiple Grammy, Academy of Country Music and... read full bio
During the '60s, among the most legendary names in music history were born in the Motor City of Detroit, which brought upon a global obsession that transformed into '70s soul. The Magic of Motown is a show that memorializes the great music of the Motown Record label. The show weaves its way through the great songs of Motown, highlighting artists... read full bio
When he was just ten years old, David Archuleta participated in a singing competition, where his version of Whitney Houston's ""I Will Always Love You"" received a standing ovation from the audience, and led him winning Child Division. At the age of twelve, Archuleta won the title of Junior Singer Star on Star Search, and the following year, he grabbed... read full bio
Superb songs mixed with thoughtful, meaningful lyrics are what make Everclear the success that they have become. Their sound, a Northwestern grunge-punk combination, isn’t unique, but their obsessive touring and promotion has won them the popularity necessary to continue making albums and reaching the top of the charts. Everclear’s first album gained them a record deal with Capitol, and it... read full bio
Joey will drop his most personal, powerful and passionate collection of solo music this fall. Over the course of these seven songs, the multi-platinum pop maestro explores relationships and love, while rocking out like never before. Airtight beats morph into massive melodies as Joey's voice flies on upbeat anthems like ""Out of Nothing At All."" Meanwhile, ""Here We Go Again""... read full bio
Los Lobos is an American Chicano rock band from East Los Angeles, California that consists of members David Hidalgo, Louie Perez, Cesar Rosas, Conrad Lozano and Steve Berlin. The group gained attention after the release of the cover “La Bamba”, which peaked at number 1 in 8 different countries and reached certified platinum in Canada. Los Lobos have released fifteen... read full bio
Five time Grammy award winner Robert Cray is considered to be one of the most expressive vocalists and impressive guitarists on the contemporary rhythm and Blues scene drawing from R&B, rock, pop, and jazz with equal insight and authority. This Grammy award winning blues artists is one of a few precious talents with the vision to successfully usher blues into... read full bio
Jakob Dylan (son of Bob Dylan) formed The Wallflowers in 1989 with himself on vocals and guitar, Tobi Miller on guitar, Rami Jaffee on keyboards, Barrie Maguire on bass, and Peter Yanowitz on drums. Jakob Dylan & The Wallflowers played clubs in and around Los Angeles (including a popular run at the Kibitz Room of Canter's delicatessen) but Jakob Dylan... read full bio
Joy Behar started her career in show business as a stand up comedian, including appearances on ABC's Good Morning America. Behar became one of the original panel members of the ABC daytime talk show The View, which was co-created by Barbara Walters. She originally appeared only on the days when Walters was off, but she ultimately became a permanent co-host.... read full bio
Billboard Magazine's No. 1 Gospel Artist of the 2000s decade, Yolanda Adams grew up in a household filled with spirit, soul, and songs. Yolanda began her career when she released Just As I Am on a small Gospel label. The album began to draw attention, being compared to Aretha Franklin. Adams' career has rapidly advanced by a string of hugely... read full bio
D.L. Hughley is an American comedian, actor, political commentator, radio host and author best known for creating, starring in, producing and writing the television series “The Hughleys”. He was also a writer and performed in the film “The Original Kings of Comedy”, was the host of “ComicView” and “D.L. Hughley Breaks the News” as well as a correspondent on “The... read full bio
Rodney Atkins is an American country music artist from Knoxville, Tennessee. Atkins started gaining popularity with the release of his first single, “In a Heartbeat”, which peaked at number 74 on Billboards US Country charts but didn’t release another single or album for another 5 years. Atkins childhood was a rough one; he spent most of it sick and getting... read full bio
Indeed, the Long Island, NY- based band Blue Oyster cult is revered within the hard rock and heavy metal scene for its pioneering work. Blue Oyster Cult occupies a unique place in rock history because it's one of very few hard rock/heavy metal bands to earn both genuine mainstream critical acclaim as well as commercial success. The band is... read full bio
COOK, DIXON & YOUNG is an entertaining, theatrically staged concert for all the family. Versatility is the highlight of the evening! These tenors hit those Cs in opera, belt out Broadway, bend and scat notes in jazz and stir your soul with haunting gospel and spirituals! With each new style, theyre completely at home! Let us introduce your ears, heart... read full bio
Rachelle Ferrell began singing at the age of six, which contributed to the development of her startling six-and-change octave range. Her range also includes the ability to reach the whistle register, a talent that she references in It only took a minute as Minnie Riperton-like wailing. She received classical training on violin at an early age and by the time... read full bio
After working as a child actress on Broadway, in regional theater and in the film Santa Claus Conquers the Martians (1964), she came to national attention in 1981 when, following her starring role in “Butterfly,” she won a Golden Globe Award as New Star of the Year. After several film roles, she became a singer of popular standards and made... read full bio
Easton Corbin is a country music singer. He released his debut single, A Little More Country Than That"", shortly before the single entered Top 40 on the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart. When Corbin's self-titled debut album was released, ""A Little More Country Than That"" peaked at Number One on the country chart, making Corbin the first solo male country... read full bio
El DeBarge went solo, having spent his earlier years as lead singer for the group DeBarge and spawning the hits "Who's Holding Donna Now" and "All This Love," among others. His debut album contained the hit "Who's Johnny" which was included in the soundtrack of the film Short Circuit. Although his later work did not rise to the acclaim of... read full bio
