Sinkane is a Sudanese-American musician, signed with City Slang Records, who incorporates krautrock, prog rock, electronica, free jazz and funk rock with Sudanese pop in his music. He has released six albums: Sinisterals, Color Voice, Sinkane, Mars, Mean Love, and Life & Livin’ It. Sinkane made his television debut as a musical guest on Conan, performing “U’Huh”. Sinkane is also... read full bio
Hailey Knox is a rising pop singer-songwriter from New York, who gained legions of fans with her acoustic covers of pop hits like A Great Big World’s “Say Something”. Some of her supporters include the biggest names in music, such as pop star Meghan Trainor. Her skilled guitar-and-loop-pedal meditations on hits by artists like Adele, the Weeknd, Justin Bieber and... read full bio
James Apollo is a music artist from Seattle, who blends elements of blues, soul and indie rock into his music. Scottish newspaper The Scotsman hailed Apollo as the “King of the Road”, a nod to his young life of touring. Celebrated for his emotionally packed compositions, Apollo is often compared to the musical and lyrical style of William Faulkner, Tom... read full bio
The Summer Set is a pop rock band signed to Fearless Records. Theyve performed with bands like The Cab, We Are the In Crowd, Mayday Parade, Sleeping with Sirens, All Time Low, The Downtown Fiction, Action Item, and many others. Along with four EPs, the band has released four studio albums: Love Like This, Everythings Fine, Legendary, and Stories for... read full bio
Dann Huff is an award-winning country musician, songwriter and record producer. He has been a three-time Musician of the Year at the Country Music Association Awards, and two-time Producer of the Year at the Academy of Country Music Awards. Throughout the 80s, Huff performed the guitar on albums for Michael Jackson, Scritti Politti, Whitesnake, Roger Hodgson, Steven Curtis Chapman, Doro... read full bio
Lisa Whelchel had her first professional acting experience was as a Mouseketeer for “The New Mickey Mouse Club.” Ms. Whelchel is perhaps best known for her starring role as Blair Warner on NBC's “The Facts of Life” for nine years. Her first book, “Creative Correction” published by Tyndale House, released October 2000. The book has sold over 200,000 copies and... read full bio
Ben Gallaher started out his music journey performing at small bars and Pennsylvania prisons, before moving to Nashville. He landed a record deal with Sony Music Nashville, and the following year signed with Universal Music Publishing Group. Right now, Gallaher is performing on the road, writing full time, and recording his debut album as a signed artist. On top of... read full bio
Andy Shauf is a singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist from Saskatchewan. Early on in his musical career, Andy was the drummer for the Christian pop punk band, Captain. After breaking off as a solo artist, he released his debut EP entitled Darker Days, and not long after, he released two more EPs entitled Waiting for the Sun to Leave and Sam... read full bio
Bradford Cox performs under the moniker, Atlas Sound. He is best known as the lead singer of the indie rock band, Deerhunter, but has released several solo albums. Atlas Sound creates works that cannot be achieved in a five-piece rock band. His sounds are experimental, focusing on using distorted guitar and light vocals to create an indie, avant-pop sound. The... read full bio
Tim Hecker’s ambient electronic sound is unlike anything you’ve ever heard before. Internationally recognized for his recordings such as ‘Harmony in Ultraviolet’ and ‘Ravedeath’, Hecker gained popularity because of his unique improvised performances. Much of his music contains drone, glitch, and manipulated sounds created by organs, drum, and other instruments. Hecker has received critical acclaim by Pitchfork and Wire magazine.... read full bio
Nicolas Hakim is a musician hailing from the United States who currently resides in Brooklyn, New York. 2014 saw the independent release of his debut extended play, titled "Where Will We Go Part 1 and 2." His first studio album, titled "Green Twins," was released in May of 2017, and he is scheduled to release his second studio album, titled... read full bio
Natassia Gail Zolot, better known as Kreayshawn, is a rapper and creative director. Upon releasing a solo track titled, Gucci Gucci, Kreayshawn launched into stardom. She took off her career as a solo artist, moving away from her initial rap group to work with Columbia Records. Kreayshawn was nominated for MTV Video Music Award, Best New Artist and at one... read full bio
Blake Sandoval, better known as Yung Pinch, is a young American rapper, singer, and songwriter from Huntington Beach, California. Yung Pinch, who was born on April 6, 1997, grew up in a musical family and was exposed to numerous forms of music at a young age. He began recording music in high school and swiftly rose to prominence on SoundCloud... read full bio
Kenny Cetera, brother of Peter Cetera, an original member of the band Chicago, has made a name for himself with new concert series ‘Kenny Cetera’s Chicago Experience’. Drawing on his involvement as a contributor to the album ‘Chicago 17’, Cetera is ready to revive Chicago’s most relevant work. Cetera and his 7-piece horn band present Chicago’s music in this show.... read full bio
Astronaut Terry Virts is an American hero. Spending more than 200 days in space at the International Space Station (ISS), Virts served in one of the most demanding roles in the world. He is one of only four astronauts in history to pilot the NASA space shuttle, fly on the Russian Soyuz spacecraft, become Commander of the International Space Station... read full bio
Michael Perman is a team player, guiding organizations into their futures. Perman has extensive experience in leading huge corporations and other teams into product development, brand strategy, innovation, and transformation. He has done projects for Levis, Starbucks, General Mills, Nike, Banana Republic, US Bank, and more. Perman is the founder of CEST WHAT, a mindful innovation firm based in San... read full bio
AnnMarie Thomas is a maker, tinkerer, and educator. She empowers and inspired todays innovators through education. Thomas shares ways to integrate joy into learning, partnering with those who love what they do. From chefs to pre-school students, Thomas uses examples in her presentations to demonstrate how learning can become joyful, fun, and powerful. Thomas invented Squishy Circuits, a type of... read full bio
Former NFL linebacker turned top-rated keynote speaker Matt Mayberry has developed a passion for helping others make their dreams come true despite dire circumstances. While at the top of his game playing the position of linebacker for the Chicago Bears, Matt suffered an injury to his ankle that proved devastating to his NFL career. Despite being knocked down, Matt got... read full bio
Heather Abbott shares her story with audiences all throughout the US, inspiring legions of people with her infectious optimism and strength. What started out as an annual adventure with friends to watch the Boston Marathon in 2013, ended with Heather Abbott alone, bloodied and at the mercy of strangers. Even worse, the full extent of Heather’s injuries would later force... read full bio
Jennifer Moss is an honorary Canadian Business Innovator of the Year. Her work discovering the power of happiness has transformed hundreds of schools and companies. Upon finding out her husband might pass away after experiencing Guillain-barr Syndrome, her world was transformed. Moss practiced gratitude in order to heal her husband. Fueled by positivity, Mosss husband miraculously recovered in six weeks,... read full bio
