The spirit of Judy Garland not only lives but thrives thanks to talented impressionist Michael Holmes. The main character is that of Judy Garland hosting an evening of song and dance stitched together with outrageous comedy and stories of the Golden Age of Hollywood. The show follows the format of the Judy Garland Show with multiple guest stars performing... read full bio
The spine-tingling harmonies, boundless energy and telepathic musicianship of The Holmes Brothers mix Saturday nights roadhouse rock with the gospel fervor and harmonies of Sundays church service. USA Today calls The Holmes Brothers vision of American roots music masterful and convincing. Entertainment Weekly says, The Holmes Brothers are juke-joint vets with a brazenly borderless view of American music. Their chilling... read full bio
Initially a member of Garth Brooks' band, Ty England began his solo career recording a self-titled debut album on RCA Records. A second album, Two Ways to Fall, followed in 1996. Three years later, he recorded Highways & Dance Halls under the name Tyler England on Capitol Records, and Alive and Well and Livin' the Dream released on the independent... read full bio
Toni Kukoc is a retired basketball player from Croatia who is known for his skill, versatility, and amazing passing abilities as a player. His main position on the team was small forward, but he was able to play all five positions and play them all well. For his height, he demonstrated remarkable skill with outside shooting and court vision. Kukoc... read full bio
The Ultimate Stones is a Rolling Stones tribute band that recreates an exciting Rolling Stones concert experience with an all look-alike cast of performers. The sights, sounds, energy and attitude that IS The Rolling Stones is all there. They have become best known for pulling out the theatrical stops by raising the bar for all Rolling Stones impersonators with it's... read full bio
In 2001, acoustic music blasted onto the mainstream with the smash hit movie and soundtrack, O Brother Where Art Thou Buck and the girls were hand selected among bluegrass music's finest to participate in the soundtrack and appear in the film. The Whites were recognized at the International Bluegrass Music Association's (IBMA) Awards Show in 2001, where they won... read full bio
If you ask any member of the Dirt Drifters how it all came to be, they would probably tell you Divine Intervention. It started with five roads that hit some detours and dead ends but eventually re-routed into one. It involves so much more than music, and so much more than songs. Heartache, life changes, career changes, tears, blood, and... read full bio
Over a decade on the scene & their upcoming, 5th Warped Tour, The Fabulous Rudies sound is an eclectic blend of styles with a heavy dose of lively, infectious energy reminiscent of the best of 80’s ska but with a modernized, intelligent feel. The Fabulous Rudies are recording new songs to be released on Fun1One Records. They have often been... read full bio
WITH HIS HOMEGROWN STORYTELLING AND NATURAL-BORN GUITAR TALENT, THE SAUCE BOSS RIGHTEOUSLY SINGS THE BLUES. He gives the feeling that can only come from a life lived in the eye of the storm. He has weathered more than his share of hurricanes, sunburn, and mosquitoes – and he’s got the chops to prove it. He has taken his... read full bio
For those who may be new to the tribute world, Tequila Sunrise replicates an Eagles concert experience. Every detail is covered from voice imitary to instrument authentication, it's all there as if you were actually seeing the Eagles. But not at $150 a ticket! We also throw in a bit of humor and high energy to put that final touch... read full bio
The Impalas were an American doo-wop group in the late 1950s, best known for their hit, Sorry (I Ran All the Way Home)". The group formed in 1958 in Brooklyn, New York, and was composed of lead singer Joe "Speedo" Frazier (born September 5, 1943), Richard Wagner, Lenny Renda, and Tony Carlucci. They were a racially integrated group - Frazier... read full bio
Tom Parks has been making people laugh for over 20 years. He started in 1976 on the college circuit and, in 1979, was named College Entertainer of the Year" and "College Comedian of the Year" by the National Association of Campus Activities. Tom made his first appearance on The Tonight Show in 1987. Appearances on Late Night with David Letterman... read full bio
Tom Sadge has performed his Tribute to Neil Diamond everywhere: from Las Vegas and Laughlin, Nevada (at the Flamingo Laughlin), formerly the Flamingo Hilton, to Vancouver and from Fort Lauderdale to Toronto!. Since 1997, Tom Sadge's Tribute to Neil Diamond has captivated audiences across Canada and from coast to coast in the U.S. Tom Sadge was featured in the... read full bio
Tommy Chunn stands at the creative vanguard as a comedic performer. His animated style lends itself to a positive yet irreverent point of view. His performance breaks the bounds of social and ethnic divide, as he examines the positive side of our tumultuous society. Tommy Chunn began his career in Detroit, Michigan where he was born. Some of those fortunate... read full bio
The Hannah Anders Band is a Southern Rock/Country act known for their high-energy live shows and fresh original music. Lead singer/songwriter Hannah Anders grew up in Atlanta, GA and spent her college years in Nashville, TN, guaranteeing that country music would be engrained in her soul. The Hannah Anders Band is packed with talented and seasoned pros who collectively bring... read full bio
Growing up in rural Arizona as a third generation rancher, Troy has lived the life of the American cowboy. The work ethic ingrained in him as a child, along with the influence of his musical idols – Dwight Yoakam, Lyle Lovett, Bruce Springsteen - have molded him into a truly unique and driven artist. A million nights in every roadhouse... read full bio
Jean “Toots” Thielemans was born in Brussels, Belgium on April, 29 1922. He played accordion at the age of 3 and started playing harmonica as a hobby. His first guitar, won on a bet. During the German occupation he got hooked on Jazz or as he says himself, “contaminated” by the jazz virus. His first idol was Django Reinhardt and... read full bio
The Westbound Rangers use the common banjo, mandolin, guitar and upright bass, yet they have much more to offer than the traditional bluegrass band. While steeped in both bluegrass and old time traditions, their unique blend of roots music draws just as heavily from rock and country musical influences and spans the breadth of American music styles. Melding strong three... read full bio
Todd Eldredge became the U.S. Novice National Champion. Todd had won his first senior level U.S. National Championship. A bronze medal at the World Championships, and he was well on his way to the Olympics. He went on to take the silver medal at the World Championships. Afterwards, Todd placed the silver medal around his father's neck as a show... read full bio
Tommy Moe became the first American skier to win two medals in the Olympics by claiming gold and silver honors. He competed for the U.S. team at the Olympics in France, but finished no higher than 18th in his three events. Moe took a hiatus from the pressure of competitive skiing before rededicating himself to training. He earned his first... read full bio
