Railing against lifes inanities while embracing its absurdity, Brett Butler has seduced comedy audiences with candor, vulnerability and scathing Southern wit. Butler shifts effortlessly from one role to the next, a challenger of social paradigms to a champion of self-actualization, her perceptions filtered through a comic sensibility as dark and dense as a Georgia swamp. Fast-paced, literate and... read full bio
Little Anthony has still got it! His powerful and amazing vocal range, coupled with some of the most ageless songs ever written, transport the audience to a place where timeless music lives on forever. Amazing as it may seem, Doo-Wop kings, Little Anthony and the Imperials have recently begun to take concert stages by storm once again. Backed up by... read full bio
Best known for his brilliant humor and classic celebrity impersonations, Gordie Brown is also an extraordinarily gifted singer, dancer, and musician who enthralls packed audiences nationwide. Often named one of Las Vegas funniest men alive, Brown is both a versatile comedic actor and an energetic entertainer. With renowned appearances on Evening at the Improv, Twice in a Lifetime and Hollywood... read full bio
BJRN AGAIN was created and founded in 1988 in Melbourne, AUSTRALIA by Company Managing Director and Bass Player ROD STEPHEN. His show, no longer labelled a copy or tribute band but seen as a trademark brand in its own right, rapidly achieved worldwide cult status. Nowadays Bjrnagain employs session singers and musicians from Britain, Europe and Nth American with the... read full bio
Named after child star Shirley Temple, Shirley Jones started singing at the age of six. She started formal training at the age of twelve and would dream of singing with her idol, Gordon MacRae. There were always nightclubs, but Shirley came to be remembered by another generation, as Shirley Partridge in the Television Series The Partridge Family". While the success... read full bio
As the platinum blonde front man for Everclear, Art Alexakis was a key player in the mid-90s alternative rock movement that exploded right as the grunge movement began to fade. Everclear has three albums that have reached platinum status and have also started up the Summerland Tour, featuring other 90’s alternative bands. The solo show features Art scaled down without... read full bio
As the prestigious Chief Resilience Officer of Resilience Leadership, Taryn Stejskal is a well-known name in the field of resilience leadership. She encourages leaders to grow and improve their resilience through The Five Practices of Particularly Resilient People, an evidence-based paradigm, as a committed professional. Taryn obtained her B.S. from the esteemed University of Michigan with a focus in psychology. She... read full bio
Christian country singer and songwriter Richie McDonald was born February 6, 1962 in Lubbock, TX, a fitting birthplace (Buddy Holly was also born there, along with several other notable musicians) for this fine guitarist, bassist, and piano player. From 1992 to 2007, he was lead singer for the group Lonestar, who landed nearly 30 singles (many of which McDonald wrote... read full bio
As you hear Dead By Sunrise, you know the voice. That voice has shared stages with Paul McCartney, Jay-Z, and Alice In Chains. Chester Bennington has won four American Music Awards, four MTV Video Music Awards, two Grammys and headlined stadiums around the world. Chester Bennington is the driving musical force behind the theme song to the recent blockbuster, Transformers:... read full bio
Basehead is an alternative hip hop group headed by Michael Ivey, a native of Maryland, United States. He debuted with Play With Toys (1992, 1992 in music), which became a critical success and college radio hit. Ivey assembled a band and recorded Not in Kansas Anymore, which received mixed reviews. Basehead's latest is an album called Faith, from 1996 (see... read full bio
The Pink Flamingos are one of the most successful, dynamic, and unique entertainment groups touring the United States and the world. They have traveled throughout Europe, representing the United States at The World Cup Soccer Finals in Paris, performing for Federal Express in Monte Carlo, as well as for Ameritech in Brussels for two consecutive years. The group provides a... read full bio
Nigerian-American author, professor, and public speaker Enuma Okoro holds the view that the tales we tell ourselves and others shape the lives we lead. Okoro investigates the influence of story and narrative in our personal and societal identities through the arts, cultural identity, contemplative spirituality and psychology. She investigates the origins, uses and effects of the stories we are raised with and... read full bio
The Rollins Band's records are uncompromising, intense, cathartic fusions of hard rock, funk, post-punk noise, and jazz experimentalism, with Rollins shouting angry, biting self-examinations and accusations over the grind. On his spoken-word albums, like 1998's Think Tank, he is remarkably more relaxed, showcasing a hilariously self-deprecating sense of humor that is often absent in his music.... read full bio
Sybil (born as Sybil Lynch in Paterson, N.J.) is an American R&B/pop singer, an excellent vocalist and one of the finest among disco divas, who has been recording since 1986. She is best known for her covers of Dionne Warwicks hits Dont Make Me Over and Walk On By. However, it was when she signed with the music... read full bio
Bruce Fine is a comic, writer, and producer. He got his start by winning over audiences across the country with acting roles in Hotel Hell Vacation, Love That Girl, King of Queens, and My Wife and Kids. This led him to working on commercials for Build-A-Bear, Toyota, Miller Lite, and Direct TV. Fines appearance on the Tonight Show with Jay... read full bio
He is a founder and current president of the think tank the David Horowitz Freedom Center, editor of FrontPage Magazine, and director of Discover the Networks, a website that tracks individuals and groups on the political left. Horowitz founded the organization Students for Academic Freedom, whose self-stated goal is combating what it calls the leftist indoctrination" in academia. He has... read full bio
Robert K. Tanenbaum is one of the country's most successful trial lawyers -- he has never lost a felony case. He has been homicide bureau chief for the New York District Attorney's Office and deputy chief counsel to the congressional committee investigations into the assassinations of President John F. Kennedy and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Most recently, he has... read full bio
Born in Manchester, Georgia, a small Southern town, Stuart Woods attended the public schools in his hometown before earning a BA in sociology from the University of Georgia. He lived in Atlanta for a year after graduating from college and went through two months of basic training for the Air National Guard's "draft-dodger program." Subsequently, he relocated to New York... read full bio
Steve Martini holds a law degree from the University of the Pacific’s McGeorge School of Law. Martini’s first career was in journalism. He entered private law practice in California, where he appeared in both state and federal courts. During his legal career, he worked as a legislative representative for the State Bar of California, served as special counsel to the... read full bio
Michael Capuzzo is among the most distinguished writers in the nation. His six novels, two of which are critically acclaimed New York Times nonfiction bestsellers, The Murder Room and Close to Shore, are written by the Boston native. His books and articles have received nominations for the Edgar Award from the Mystery Writers of America, twice for the National... read full bio
