Andrew Basso is an Italian illusionist who is best known for touring with the show “The Illusionists”. Also known as The Escapologist, Basso is known for his escape routines which include escaping from a water torture cell and escaping from a torture chair. He has been the first man in history to present Houdini’s signature water escape in full view.... read full bio
Andrew Bayer is a music producer and DJ from Brooklyn. Specializing in trance and progressive music, Andrew got his musical inspiration from artists like Ferry Corsten and Tiesto. Ever since his teen years, Andrew has possessed impressive musical talent, and he played the piano since childhood. He started producing his own music at the young age of 15. He went... 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
Andrew Chute is an American multi-instrumental musician who blends together genres such as latin, jazz, classical and flamenco. Some instruments that Chute plays includes the mandolin, banjo and ukulele. Chute has previously worked in a house band for cruise ships before setting base in Las Vegas. Since moving to Vegas, Chute has performed all over the strip and in Broadway... read full bio
Like a character in a dreary West Coast short story by Raymond Carver, Nashville songwriter Andrew Combs moves through a hazy modern world, trying to find the meaning in life. He is an American singer, songwriter, and guitarist from Dallas, Texas, who currently resides in Nashville, Tennessee. He released his debut EP, Tennessee Time, in May 2010, which has been... read full bio
Andrew Dice Clay is an actor, stand-up comedian, musician, and producer. He gained popularity with his outrageous, controversial comedy and became known as The Diceman. Clay has released 10 different comedy albums and numerous films and television series over the years. From the young age of five, Clay was already entertaining his family at home doing impressions and then eventually... read full bio
Andrew Dismukes is an American comedian, writer, and actor, who rose to fame after he began working as a writer on the television series “Saturday Night Live,” and gained even more attention when he began working as a featured player on Saturday Night Live. Dismukes was born in Port Neches, Texas, and he has previously earned his B.S. in radio,... read full bio
Andrew Garcia is best known for his performances on the ninth season of American Idol. When Garcia auditioned for the ninth season of American Idol he sang Sunday Morning by Maroon 5. During the audition Simon Cowell’s said Garcia was a genuinely good singer, which was a rare moment during the American Idol show. He later appeared in... read full bio
Andrew Goldenhersh is a magician who is best known for performing at Mystique Dining. He has performed all over the world and has been an honoree at the world famous Magic Castle in Hollywood, California. He has earned the awards of Parlour Magician of the Year at the Academy of Magical Arts and has also been nominated for both Close-Up... read full bio
Andrew Hobbs is an American comedian from Idaho whose comedy is usually making fun of every day situations, telling stories, and making fun of himself. He grew up loving comedy and doing anything to make others laugh either physically or through words. Hobbs comedy comes from television series like SNL and he looked up to Robin Williams, Jim Carrey, and... read full bio
Andrew Jannakos is an up-and-coming country singer-songwriter from Flowery Branch, Georgia, who rose to fame competing in the reality television series “The Voice.” Jannakos was apart of Team Adam during his time on The Voice and he performed singles which include “Beautiful Crazy,” “Yours,” and “Free Fallin’.” Jannakos was born into a family who loved singing and he decided to... read full bio
Andrew John Diessner is a Tenor who grew up as an instrumentalist. His parents both raised him on music and he started performing after his father gifted him with a guitar. Over the years, Diessner has learned how to play instruments such as guitar, double and electric bass, violin and piano. He has a love for opera and classical music... read full bio
Andrew Lloyd Webber, knighted by the Queen in 1992, is one of the world’s best-known composers of musical theater. He has also produced movies and has won numerous Grammys and Tonys. He is best known for his musicals, Evita, Jesus Christ Superstar, and The Phantom of the Opera. The Phantom of the Opera became the highest grossing musical of all... read full bio
Andrew Lopez is an up-and-coming comedian who is also an actor, and writer. Lopez has previously graduated from Iowa State with a major in communications. Upon finishing his degree, Lopez immediately moved to Los Angeles where he set out to pursue a career as a filmmaker. Since then, Lopez has taken up acting and stand-up comedy. During his time earning... read full bio
Very few artists have truly been able to adapt to the constantly evolving electronic music landscape. Fewer have been able to organically rack up over 5.5 million plays, blow the internet away on both original content and remixes, gather support from some of the biggest players in the industry, and make an appearance at the legendary Coachella Music Festival. Still,... read full bio
Andrew Mayne is a magician, illusion designer, author, and even filmmaker. Known as one of the most prolific magic creators of the decade, Mayne has written and produced numerous books, DVDs, and manuscripts on magic. He has co-hosted the “Weird Things” podcast, been a writer for “The Grendel’s Shadow”, and has been an executive-producer for “The Amazing Show” and “The... read full bio
Andrew McMahons early songs were about traveling, family and the concept of home. His first band, the well loved Drive Thru Records act, Something Corporate showcased his self-professed emo side. After three albums and a non stop tour schedule, Andrew returned home to write his first solo album under the moniker Jacks Mannequin. Soon after the completion of Everything In... read full bio
Andrew Neu is a jazz, R&B, classical and Latin musician. As an artist, Neu can play the saxophone, woodwind, compose, record, arrange, and even educates. Being so talented, naturally Neu has shared the stage with numerous big names over the years some of which include, Smokey Robinson, Bobby Caldwell, Elton John, Patti Labelle, The Philadelphia Orchestra, The Four Tops, and... read full bio
Andrew Rayel began producing his own music, and developing his style, when he was only thirteen years old. His music career took off just a few years later, signing with Armada Music, co-founded by Armin van Buuren. “Aether” was voted “Tune of the Week” on Van Buuren’s radio program, A State of Trance, and Rayel performed at many “A State... read full bio
Andrew Ripp is a singer-songwriter from Illinois. Ripp entered the music scene initially as a songwriter, contributing to artists such as Ryan Cabrera. He has helped write albums that have charted the Billboard Hot 100, Top 40 Mainstream, Pop 100 Airplay, and more. Ripp’s solo album, ‘She Remains the Same’, broke top 100 on the Billboard new artists chart. As... read full bio
