Aaron Neville is an American R&B and soul singer and musician from New Orleans, Louisiana. Apart from his solo career, Neville has also recorded music alongside his brothers as The Neville Brothers. As a solo artist, Neville has released nearly 20 albums over the years. Three of his albums, “Warm Your Heart”, “The Grand Tour” and “Aaron Neville’s Soulful Christmas”... read full bio
Aaron Tippin performed in local honky-tonks in the 1970s, and competed on TNN's You Can Be a Star talent contest, landing a song-publishing contract and moved to Music City. Always a focused and purposeful man, Aaron worked the midnight shift at a factory in Kentucky. During this time he continued to write songs. His dedication paid off when Charley Pride,... read full bio
Alastair Ian Stewart, commonly known as Al Stewart is a British singer-songwriter and musician. He is best known for his 1976 single Year of the Cat and its 1978 follow-up "Time Passages". Al Stewart was born in Glasgow, Scotland, September 5th, he emigrated to the United States in late 1977 and still lives in California. Al Stewart... read full bio
Alan Jackson has provided the soundtrack of America for over 25 years. The Georgia native has sold almost 60 million albums and released more than 60 singles. Of all of his releases, at least 50 have landed in the top ten charts and 35 have reached number one. Some of his most popular songs include, “Remember When”, “Chattahoochee”, “Livin’ on... read full bio
A true musical prodigy whose multi-dimensional gifts emerged at age five, the beautiful Alicia Keys took modern R&B soul to a whole new level when she was just twenty. Alicia Keys, with her unmistakable blend of soul, hip-hop, jazz and classical music, burst onto the music scene with her debut release Songs In A Minor. The album debuted at the... read full bio
Amy Grant is an American country and Christian singer. Grant is best known for her hit “Baby Baby,” along with songs like “El Shaddai,” “Father’s Eyes,” and “Angels.” Grant was known before her successful pop career as the ""Queen of Christian Pop"" when she changed directions to widen her fan base. Her goal was to become the first Christian singer-songwriter... read full bio
Andre-Philippe Gagnon is a well known impressionist. He is best known for his impressions of over 400 voices. He was first introduced to American audiences when he was invited to appear on Johnny Carson Show. Where he performed a signature song, his version of the famine-relief anthem We Are The World, doing every singer on the song - eighteen famous... 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
Blessed with what the New York Times described as a beautiful countertenor, singer Art Garfunkel has made an indelible mark on the music world as both a solo artist and half of the unrivaled Simon & Garfunkel. Art Garfunkel united with Paul Simon for the highly successful Old Friends reunion tour, which received rave reviews. Art Garfunkel has also enjoyed... read full bio
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Barenaked Ladies Are: Experienced. Going strong for nearly thirty years, this four-piece Toronto based band has witnessed births, marriages, deaths and near-death experiences in addition to their prodigious professional accomplishments. They are also a top concert attraction, and musicianship has been one of the band’s founding principles since the very beginning. This pop-heavy quintet isn't afraid to lay bare its... read full bio
Few entertainers today are as accomplished or versatile as Ben Vereen. His legendary performances transcend time and have been woven into the fabric of this country's artistic legacy. Vereen’s first love and passion is and always will be the stage. On Broadway, he has appeared in Wicked, Fosse, I'm Not Rappaport, Hair, Jesus Christ Superstar, Grind, Pippin, Jelly's Last Jam... read full bio
Following the paths of big band leaders like Glenn Miller, Benny Goodman, and Duke Ellington, Big Bad Voodoo Daddy's brassy, upbeat sound has been embraced both by older fans nostalgic for the music of their youth and by legions of younger fans enamored of the elegance and sophistication of the Big Band era. Big Bad Voodoo Daddy has performed at... read full bio
Bill Engvall is an American comedian and actor who is best known for being a member of the Blue Collar Comedy group and for his “Here’s Your Sign” comedy skit. Engvall was born in Temple, Texas, and he began his career performing as a DJ at local clubs which is when he became interested in stand-up comedy. Engvall then moved... read full bio
From small-town Son of the South to hot new artist to bona fide country star, Billy Currington has seen it all. He burst onto the Nashville scene with his self-titled debut album, and proceeded to burn up the charts with Top Ten singles “I Got a Feelin’” and “Walk a Little Straighter”. Shania Twain tapped him to be her duet... read full bio
Blue Rodeo is one of the most successful and well known contemporary Canadian bands, having released 12 full-length studio albums, three live recordings, one greatest hits package and five video/DVDs. Their studio albums have sold over three million copies. Blue Rodeo members have collaborated extensively with other notable Canadian artists, including Sarah McLachlan, The Tragically Hip, Burton Cummings, Great Big... read full bio
It's not every band that’s still staking out new musical territory and embracing fresh challenges more than 30 years into their career, but that’s the case with Blues Traveler. Having long ago graduated from the jam-band underground to mainstream stardom, the iconoclastic combo has consistently stuck to its guns and played by its own rules. Blues Traveler’s self-titled first album... read full bio
Bonnie Hunt is a Chicago actress who took her comedy improvisation skills to Hollywood and made a name playing wisecracking moms, sisters and wives in movies such as Beethoven, Jerry Maguire and Cheaper by the Dozen. Bonnie Hunt was working as a nurse when she got her start in live comedy troupes, small but memorable roles in Rain Man and... read full bio
Boz Scaggs is an American singer-songwriter and guitarist from Canton, Ohio. He is best known for his singles “Lido Shuffle” and his Grammy award-winning single “Lowdown”, which peaked at number 2 on the Billboard 200. Scaggs learned how to play the guitar at 12 years old and met Steve Miller while at St. Mark’s School. From there, he became the... read full bio
Bruce Hornsby is known for his unique musical style that is an eclectic blend of jazz, bluegrass, classical, blues, rock, folk, and Motown. His career began with his band, Bruce Hornsby and the Range. His biggest hit of all time is the song “The Way It Is” from the album of the same name. The album was certified multi-platinum... read full bio
