Katie Curtis is a folk-pop performer who sings and writes her music. She started her career releasing cassettes but advanced to CD's shortly after. Her self titled album was named Album of the Year at that year's Gay and Lesbian American Music Awards. To date, she has released thirteen full-length albums. Her songs have been featured in Dawson's Creek,... read full bio
Carlos was raised in the Galician coastal city of Vigo, where at the age of eight he learned the gaita. He embraces and reflects the unstoppable spirit of his home music. However, he is also aware of the dangers that come with traditional music become progressively more conservative and closed off to new ideas. Even the most heartfelt music can eventually... read full bio
Christy Nockels is a singer and songwriter in the contemporary Christian music industry. She was alsoa leading member of Watermark, a popular Christian duo made up of her and her husband, Nathan Nockels. After serving as worship leaders at their local church, Christy and Nathan starting writing songs and went on to release their first album, Holy Roar, (under their... read full bio
Curtis Joseph is a former Canadien professional ice hockey player who played as a goaltender in the NHL for 20 years. He played for the St. Louis Blues, the Edmonton Oilers, the Toronto Maple Leafes, the Detroit Red Wings, the Phoenix Coyotes, and the Calgary Flames. He is recognizable to all hockey fans even with his goalie mask on because... read full bio
Colonel Charles W. Scott is known for being one of the hostages taken by Iranian terrorists for 444 days. The Colonel now speaks about lessons he learned when in captivity. His experiences and observations are inspirational and motivational. The Pentagon labels him one of the most qualified Middle East specialist in the Army. He is a highly decorated combat veteran... read full bio
Dr. Carl Djerassi is one of the most influential figures of the twentieth century. Creator of the birth control pill and director of major biomedical companies. Still a renowned chemist wrestling with the profound social and reproductive issues of our time.... read full bio
Charly Chiarelli has become one of Canada's premiere storytellers, widely known for his two earlier one-person plays, Cu'Fu and Mangiacake. And now he has a new hit called Sunamabeach to complete the trilogy. Charly has been inducted into the McMaster University Alumni Hall of Fame, along with inductee notables like Martin Short, Dave Thomas and Eugene Levy.... read full bio
Cherie Currie is more famously known as the lead vocalist of the all-female rock band, The Runaways. The American singer/songwriter started her career with The Runaways. She started with the band at the young age of 15. They were apart of the West Coast punk rock scene. Their single “Cherry Bomb” gained them commercial success and became the teenage rock... read full bio
Carbon Leaf is a band from Richmond, Virginia, who is known for their alt-country, Celtic, and folk-infused indie rock. They are best known for their single “Life Less Ordinary”, which peaked at number 5 on the Adult Alternative Charts. Over the years, the band has released 15 albums. Their most popular albums include, “Indian Summer”, which peaked at number 53... read full bio
Carrie Rodrigues is a Mexican-American singer/songwriter from Texas. Her southern roots helped her establish her unique sounds. Carrie Rodriguez uses different instruments including a fiddle, mandobird, and tenor guitar very often in her music. Her touring band members as well have unique instruments that help create Carries sound. Her first album was a duet recorded with artist Chip Taylor in... read full bio
"Rebecca Carlene Smith is related to many great country artists: her grandmother is Maybelle Carter, her father Carl Smith, her mother June Carter [Cash], her step-father Johnny Cash, her step-mother Goldie Smith, her step-sister Roseanne Cash, and her ex-in-law Rodney Crowell, just to name a few. Carlene started playing piano at age six, later studied classical music, and began playing... read full bio
Craig Wayne Boyd is a country singer-songwriter, who is most popular for winning the seventh season of NBC's reality singing competition, The Voice. Two coaches turned their chairs for him, but he chose to be a part of Blake Shelton's team. Throughout the competition, he sang songs such as ""The Whiskey Ain't Workin"" by Travis Tritt, ""Wave of Wave"" by... read full bio
A classy and authentic production, The Cash Tribute Show featuring James Garner, honors the life and music of the legendary 'Man in Black' -- Johnny Cash. It is with strong conviction and stunning accuracy that Garner and his band perform Cash's music, combining it with historical accounts and personal anecdotes about America's most beloved singing storyteller. The show... read full bio
Cindy Morgan, born and raised in rural East Tennessee, has blended pop/R&B with gospel over the course of three albums and two CHR number one singles, Let It Be Love" and "It's Gonna Be Heaven." Her debut full-length, Real Life, earned her six Dove award nominations in 1993, including New Artist of the Year, Female Vocalist of the Year, Contemporary... read full bio
Singer/songwriter Courtney Jaye was born in Pittsburgh, PA. She moved to Atlanta during her formative years and began writing songs. She traveled extensively after graduating, spending her days in Flagstaff, AZ, as an acupuncturist and playing in a band at night. She soon found herself on the Hawaiian island of Kauai, where she developed an affinity for the region's fluid... read full bio
In a career that has spanned nearly five decades and millions of records, The Crickets are unquestionably The American Rock and Roll band. Since the groups founding in 1957 they have influenced virtually every major rock performer in the United States and abroad from Bruce Springsteen and Bob Dylan to the Rolling Stones and the Beatles (whose name was... read full bio
Chris Franjola has been making his mark on the comedy world for years. For eight years, he worked as a writer and regular performer on the E Network’s hit show Chelsea Lately, where he contributed to over 3500 episodes and performed on the show more than anyone else. He is the creator of such memorable Chelsea Lately characters like Gay... read full bio
Christine Carter is a sociologist and happiness expert at UC Berkeleys Greater Good Science Center. She is also the author of The Sweet Spot: How to Find Your Groove at Home and Work, as well as Raising Happiness. Dr. Carter has an award-winning blog, which is often featured on The Huffington Post, PsychologyToday.com and many other websites. An in-demand keynote... read full bio
Chris Carmack is a multi-talented actor, singer and former fashion model, most popular for his roles in two hit television series—the teen drama The O.C., and the country music drama Nashville. Carmack has also had roles in many films, including The Butterfly Effect 3: Revelations, Into the Blue 2: The Reef, Love Wrecked, Beauty & the Briefcase and Alpha and... read full bio
Jason Mraz protégé, Cody Lavaas is the youngest artist to ever receive the honor of Best New Artist by the San Diego Music Awards. He was also recently named Best Singer-Songwriter of the year. First discovered by Jason Mraz at a coffee shop, Cody opened for him at some of his North American tour dates. He has also performed as... read full bio
