With his riveting performances in science fiction movies and TV shows, Tobagonian actor Winston Duke has been making waves in the film and television industries. Winston, who was born and reared in Tobago, emigrated to the US when he was nine years old. He originally had linguistic and cultural obstacles, but he rapidly adjusted and started to pursue his passion... read full bio
Wilson Cruz is best known for playing the role of Rickie Vasquez on My So-Called Life, Angel in the Broadway production of Rent, Dr. Hugh Culber in Star Trek: Discovery, and Junito in Noahs Arc. As an openly gay figure, Cruz works with and advocates for LGBT youth and youth of color. He has volunteered at Youth Zone, an online... read full bio
Critics have reported Will Weldon will win you over with his twinkly gaze and razor sharp wit (Serial Optimist). This comedian, writer, and all-around wise guy has seen success through many venues. Weldon was a semi-finalist at the Seattle International Comedy Competition. He has performed at Bridgetown Comedy Festival, at the Hollywood Improv venue, The Upright Citizens Brigade Theater, and... read full bio
Wilbert Montgomery is a former American professional football player who played in the NFL with the Philadelphia Eagles and Detroit Lions. He has since been a professional football coach for the St. Louis Rams, Detroit Lions, Baltimore Ravens and Cleveland Browns. As a football player, Montgomery has been a two-time Super Bowl champion, a two-time Pro Bowl player and a... read full bio
Waker is a rock band based in Nashville, Tennesse that consists of members Chase Bader, Conor Kelly, Ryan Ladd, Alex Mathews, Ryan McClanahan, and Dave Czuba. The group came up with their name after deciding they always want to “wake people” with their music. Since starting, they have performed at festivals such as SXSW, Bonnaroo, and more. They’ve also opened... read full bio
Wanuri Kahiu is, at heart, a storyteller. Born in Nairobi, Wanuri showcases her African roots through stories and films. Many of her productions have received international acclaim, screening at film festivals around the world. Wanuri’s film and other work is centered around African culture. She calls her genre, AfroBubbleGum, which is likened to Marvel’s Black Panther and a dreamlike candy... read full bio
White Noise is a tribute band that performs New Wave singles from the decades of the 1970’s and 1980’s. The tribute band is led by Ted Lamont and also consists of members Cliff McPherson, Ron Emery and Mike Lilley. During the show White Noise performs the greatest hits from artists like The Ramones, The Clash, U2, The Smiths, The Cure,... read full bio
Kris Barman, known by his stage name, Wuki, is an American DJ and record producer from New Jersey. While growing up, Wuki started playing with instruments and started playing guitar at 13 years old. A few years later, he started making beats and he then joined the electronic rock band Innerpartysystem where he sang back up vocals, played the guitar... read full bio
Wonder Boogie is a tribute band to the disco era of the 70’s. The group dresses up with fun and memorable outfits decked out with afro wigs as well. During the show they involve the audience with singing, dancing, and comedy routines as well as a rock tribute that makes them feel like they’re watching a stadium performance. Wonder Boogie... read full bio
Wolfcreek is a country and rock tribute band that is based out of Las Vegas, Nevada. The band was founded by the lead vocalist and bassist JR Davenport and the band also consists of members Tom, Myron, Will, Michael and Amy Lynn. During the show, Wolfcreek performs music from artists and bands such as Miranda Lambert, Carrie Underwood, Toby Keith,... read full bio
William Wainwright is a professional violinist who has been playing professionally since he was only 8 years old. Wainwright can perform all types of genres of music through his violin including jazz, pop, classical, Irish, and country. He has previously toured with Ricky Van Shelton and Patty Loveless and he has even performed regularly at the Grand Ole Opry. Wainwright... read full bio
Wilde Drama is a tribute band that features vocalists Danny Wilde and David Gallagher. The group is a tribute band to the rock music of the 70’s and 80’s and they combine their amazing vocalists and harmonies with stellar instrumentals. The tribute band was founded by Matt Zito and David Dee as well as Bill Fishvogt and Fred Benzi. They... read full bio
Wild Bill Young is an American country artist from St. Louis, Missouri. He is known for being an ‘Authentic Nashville Country Artist’ who holds the keys to Nashville, Tennessee as well as his hometown. Wild Bill Young is known for his appearance, he is six-foot-four and while performing he performs with a country hat, boots, bandanas, and flashy chains so... read full bio
Whitney Myer is a modern day soul singer who blends together genres of rock ‘n’ roll, R&B and hip-pop. She first gained attention after appearing on the television series “The Voice”. Myer turned the chairs of all four judges after her blind performance of Alicia Keys single “No One”. After performing on The Voice, Myer went on to release her... read full bio
Wes Quave is an American singer-songwriter, producer, dance and entertainer from New Orleans, Louisiana. While growing up, Quave was influenced by music such as jazz and R&B. His parents were both musicians who introduced Quave to music at a young age. He went on to begin singing and dancing at his local church and after graduating from high school, Quave... read full bio
Walk Off Hits is a mixture of a cover band and original band who is based out of Las Vegas, Nevada. The group consists of members Ross LaMarca, Spencer Sasarita and Rion Rogers. The group can also be performed as a four-piece band or a duo. Walk Off Hits has performed all over the Las Vegas Strip and their original... read full bio
Willie Watson is an American singer-songwriter, guitarist, banjo player, harmonica player, actor and found member of the group Old Crow Medicine Show. Watson was born in Watkins Glen, New York and while growing up, listened to all kinds of music from Michael Jackson to Nirvana. He later started playing music in high school with Ben Gould and they both dropped... read full bio
Wesley Hamilton is a personal development speaker who is the founder of the philanthropic organization, Disabled But Not Really. Hamilton was born and raised in Kansas City, Missouri, and had a rough upbringing. When Hamilton was 16 he moved out on his own and later on when he was only 24 Hamilton was walking to his car and was shot... read full bio
Wax Wings is a producer and DJ who has earned recognition after holding residencies at clubs such as Harpies, Inferno, and HE.SHE.THEY. Wax Wings is known for his visual creations in paint, graffiti, and photography for his fashion and for his make-up artistry as well. While growing up, Wax Wings was influenced by artists such as Nine Inch Nails, David... read full bio
Will Strickland is a hip-hop industry veteran who has served as co-principal of Keikwalk Consulting, which is an entertainment marketing, promotions, and consulting firm in Toronto. Strickland is also known for being a educator that educates client on hip-hop culture. He has been the producer of the first ever online concert in black music history which he produced while working... read full bio
