Huntar, stylized as HUNTAR, is a British musician known for his electropop sound and passionate vocal abilities; he has also, so far, attempted to keep his real name anonymous and only be known for his stage name. His very first single is entitled “Expectation,” and it showed his incredible and passionate vocal delivery. He released a debut extended play entitled... read full bio
Manufactured Superstars is an electronic music duo. The duo began their music career remixing songs by artists like Calvin Harris, David Guetta, and Katy Perry. Their first hit, “Take Me Over feat. Scarlett Quinn,” was listed on the Top 3 Singles list for SiriusXM Radio and BPM-TV. The duo has played at the Kennedy Space Center, at Electric Daisy Carnival,... read full bio
Sara Safari is an author, speaker, athlete, professor, and women empowerment advocate. After working for companies like Broadcom and Raytheon, Safari realized her true passion was teaching. After starting a teaching career at California State University Fullerton, Safari departed on the journey of a lifetime. She climbed to the top of Mt. Everest to fund awareness for girls that are... read full bio
Skylar Spence is an electronic musician and singer from New York. He studied music at Boston College, creating his own electronic music project. He has released a total of eight studio albums to critical acclaim from publications like The Fader. The publication has called Spence’s music “restless and nostalgic and sonically curious.” Spence draws inspiration from and samples from sources... read full bio
"Stu Larsen is a folk music artist from Australia. Larsen is not attached to a home or belongings; he spends his time as a wanderer, traveling the world. When he first left, he met up with his friend and musician Mike Rosenberg, better known as Passenger, which inspired his EP ‘Vagabond’. Rosenberg produced the EP, and his single off the... read full bio
The Weather Station is the musical act of Tamara Lindeman. Her sound is profound and artistic, defined by Lindeman’s bold confidence, songwriting, and musical talent. Lindeman has toured extensively across North America, Europe, Australia, and Japan as a headliner artist. She has also supported artists like The War on Drugs, The Mountain Goats, and Damien Jurado. The talent has released... read full bio
Say Lou Lou is a twin sister musical duo from Sweden. The girls grew up in a musical family- their father is Steve Kilbey, the lead singer of band The Church. Say Lou Lou’s sound can be categorized as dream pop; it is fueled by drums and guitar and topped with dreamy vocals. They have been featured on BBC’s Sound... read full bio
David Beck’s Tejano Weekend was founded by the Texas native, David Beck. Beck felt lost and needed a surge of inspiration until he saw Selena performing with her band at the Astrodome on television. He decided he wanted to recreate that type of music and he started listening and performing Tejano music which is a popular in San Marcos, Texas.... read full bio
Creedence Forever keeps Creedence Clearwater Revival’s music alive. Traveling worldwide, Creedence Forever performs hits dedicated to Creedence Clearwater Revival. The tribute band is known worldwide for its authentic sound. These exciting rock performances keep audiences on their feet, remembering the good old days of CCR. Creedence Forever is dedicated to its performances and ensures audiences are transported into the epic... read full bio
Ray Johnston Band is a Texas country from Dallas, Texas and is led by Ray Johnston. Ray uses music as a release and a way to spread love and shed light in the darkness. Ray has released his debut album, “No Bad Days” and has recently released his new EP, “#GoesGoodWith”. Some of Ray Johnston’s most popular songs include “No... read full bio
Rich O’Toole is an American country singer-songwriter and guitar player from Houston, Texas. O’Toole rose to fame after the release of his debut studio album, “Seventeen” which was self-released. Seventeen was featured on Americana Music Times as the “Best Album That No One Told You About” of that year. The following year, O’Toole worked with the producer Mack Damon to... read full bio
John Baumann is an American country singer-songwriter who is best known for having been a member of The Panhandlers alongside artists Josh Abbott, William Clark Green and Cleto Cordero. Baumann has gone on to also pursue a career as a solo artist and has recently signed with The Next Waltz. Apart from his career as a musicians, Baumann is also... read full bio
Jarrod Morris is an up-and-coming country and Americana singer-songwriter from Largo, Florida. When Morris was seven years old, he moved to the small town of Decatur, Texas. Morris doesn’t consider himself to be just any one genre and likes to play any form of music that has a good melody and hook with a good amount of grit. Morris recently... read full bio
Hayden Haddock is an up-and-coming country singer-songwriter who began his career with the release of his debut album, “First Rodeo.” With the release of his debut album, Haddock also released his debut single, “She Don’t Know It Yet,” which went on to peak in the Texas Country charts. Shortly after, Haddock released his second single, “Everywhere I Need To Be,”... read full bio
As the founding member and bassist of the indie pop band Foster the People, whose worldwide smash song "Pumped Up Kicks" became a cultural phenomenon, Cubbie Fink is a Grammy-nominated musician, producer, and speaker. Cubbie left the band in 2015 and went into creative direction and film production. He worked on award-winning films like Priceless and the short film Red... read full bio
Author and speaker Benjamin Windle provides insight and workable answers to the pressing cultural issues facing the current generation. He helps individuals rethink Christian faith in contemporary secular world by speaking to the fundamental struggles we all face. Benjamin presents the Dear God podcast on K-Love and serves as a thought leader for some of the most reputable Christian businesses in... read full bio
As a singer, songwriter, producer, and businessman, Eddie DeGarmo has had a remarkable career spanning more than half a century in the music industry. As a member of the rock combo DeGarmo & Key, which was admitted into the Gospel Music Hall of Fame in 2010, he was one of the major pioneers of modern Christian music. DeGarmo sold millions... read full bio
For more than two decades, Sam Gore has served as an ESPN studio presenter and play-by-play announcer. In addition to routinely announcing NCAA sports like indoor and beach volleyball, basketball, gymnastics, tennis, and the Little League globe Series, he has called every major tennis event in the globe as well as the Olympic Games. College football, softball, baseball, track and field,... read full bio
A very special public speaker who has a gift for evoking a wide range of emotions from her audience, Sally Karioth teaches one of the most popular courses on death and dying at Florida State. Drawing on her own experiences as a nurse, teacher, writer, talk show hostess and nationally renowned grief therapist, Karioth penned If You Want To Know... read full bio
From Leeds, Yorkshire, the British folk rock band, The Dunwells, bring a sense of familiarity, yet timeless sound, to their songs. Consisting of two brothers and two cousins, the five piece band create a memorable experience. The Dunwells consists of Joseph Dunwell on vocals and guitar; David Dunwell on vocals, guitars, piano, and banjo; Jonny Lamb on vocals and... read full bio
