After the daily grind of commercial recording is over, world-class musicians in Nashville have long come together to entertain and push one another as a ten-piece Grammy Award-winning band. Observing these remarkable artists "in action" is a revitalizing experience. They are the band to see whenever one is in Nashville because of their exceptional musicianship and friendship. That also applies... read full bio
Andrew Wegman Bird is a musician, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist. He plays the violin, guitar and loops. Bird is also known for his vocals and whistling. Growing up, Bird was surrounded by classical music. As a child, he was interested in Irish tunes and bluegrass. He also cites English and Scottish folk music as an early influence. His early jazz influences... read full bio
Buika, born and raised on the Spanish island of Mallorca, is the child of African immigrants. It's a little surprising to meet Buika for the first time. She's beautiful, with high cheekbones, almond eyes and a Lauren Hutton gap between her teeth. But her body seems far too petite to contain such a gigantic voice, and not statuesque enough to... read full bio
Josh Abbott Band is a Texas country band that’s led by Josh Abbott. He has six other people in the band and his band members play instruments such as the banjo, fiddle, guitar, steel, drums, keys, mandolin, and bass guitar. Abbott founded the band while studying at Texas Tech University with Austin Davis, Neel Huey, and Andrew Hurt. From there,... read full bio
Alex Clare is a British singer and musician from southwest London, now living in north-west London, UK. His cover of Prince's ""When Doves Cry"" was deemed the Song of the Day by Reggie Yates on BBC Radio 1. Shortly after, Clare's song ""Too Close"" was featured in several Internet advertisements and was announced as the Megahit of the Week by... read full bio
Ti Notaro is a standup comedian, writer and actor who was included on Business Insider's list of ""50 Women Who Are Changing the World"" and Rolling Stone's list of ""50 Funniest People Now."" Tig was nominated for a Grammy Award for her sophomore release, LIVE, which sold over 100k units in just six weeks. This album was a stand-up set... read full bio
Comedian Adam Ray is best known for his role in the film Heat. He is a graduate of the USC Acting Conservatory and spent a year of his studies abroad, studying at the British American Drama Academy in London. Since 2007, Adam has spent time doing improve with the UCB theater in New York City and Los Angeles. His TV... read full bio
Allen Stone is an American singer best known for his YouTube hit “Unaware,” which has been viewed over 2 million times. The singer-songwriter from the tiny backwoods town of Chewelah, Washington just sees himself as a hippie with soul. One look at his long, curly blond hair and thick-rimmed glasses brings home the first part of that equation—and perhaps leaves... read full bio
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Christina P. is a mother of two energetic little boys, a stand-up comedian, and a podcaster. After her second one-hour Netflix special, Christina P: Mom Genes, debuted recently, Ready Steady Cut dubbed it "one of the best specials of the year" and she was featured in publications like Forbes and The Los Angeles Times. Through a no-nonsense Gen-X viewpoint, Christina... read full bio
Adrienne Bailon is a singer-songwriter, actress, dancer, and television personality from New York City's lower east side. Her first claim to fame was the successful award-winning hip hop soul and R&B girl group 3LW; where Bailon was a founding member as well as the lead singer of the trio. Bailon then became half of Disney's International phenomenon The Cheetah Girls.... read full bio
British tenor, Paul Potts, is a famous singer most known to be the first series winner of ITV's Britain's Got Talent. Following the competition, Paul’s extraordinary appeal has seen him take part in festivals and notable gigs (such as the Sydney Opera House and the Royal Albert Hall) and meet some extremely impressive people. He sang for the Queen at... read full bio
Actor/Comedian Jon Reep was born and raised in rural Hickory, NC where he resided until he moved to Raleigh, NC to attend North Carolina State University. Shortly thereafter he began performing stand-up comedy at Goodnights comedy club. He graduated from NCSU with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Theater, Mass Communication, and Public & Personal communication. Upon graduating, Jon was employed... read full bio
Performing together since 1979, Strunz & Farah are the innovators of an entirely new expression for the acoustic guitar. Decades ahead of their time, they originated an exotic style that now is widely followed. From Costa Rica and Iran respectively, Jorge Strunz and Ardeshir Farah have brought the cultural riches of their native lands into their highly virtuosic, rhythmic, and... read full bio
Tate Stevens considers himself a true country artist with a diverse style within the genre. He knows how to connect with people by infusing his music with emotion and the gritty soul of his roots in each of his performances. While Stevens admits to knowing over 1,200 country songs he says that if he were to make a record today,... read full bio
Three 6 Mafia have a string of gold and platinum singles and albums. Not only were they the first hip-hop group to win an Oscar, as well as the first to win an Academy Award for Best Original Song, but they were also the first hip-hop group to perform at the prestigious Academy Awards ceremony. But for Three 6 Mafia,... read full bio
The band released their first LP, the self-titled Tomahawk, produced by Joe Funderburk. Tomahawk recorded their next LP, Mit Gas, with producer Joe Barresi. Both were issued by Ipecac Recordings. Tomahawk have toured extensively, playing in many countries around the world, including the United States, Australia, Europe and Japan. They generally headline shows but have been the supporting act for bands... read full bio
An entertainer who has a hit record and there's more to his career than meets the eye. Folks bring busloads of fans to the Shoji Tabuchi Theatre in Branson for over a quarter of a century. Now he's bringing his road show to his countless loyal fans, wherever they live. It sells out very quickly with many names on... read full bio
The Green is a reggae band that originates from Honolulu, Hawaii. One of The Green’s well-loved albums, Hawai‘i ’13, opens with a chant. The chant of “He Mele No Ku‘u Hawai‘i” prepares the album’s listener as much as the band. Hawai‘i ’13 implements elements of a variety of genres, such as roots reggae, soul, and R&B, all pointing toward... read full bio
Juicy J is an American rapper, songwriter and record producer from Memphis, Tennessee, USA. Together with production partner DJ Paul, Juicy J played an important role in the South’s rise to prominence within the once East and West Coast dominated rap industry. Behind the duo’s leadership, Three 6 Mafia rose from an underground phenomenon in Memphis to a nationally recognized... read full bio
