For the last ten years, The Vindys have enthralled audiences with their distinctive fusion of rock, soul, and pop. Originating from Youngstown, Ohio, the band has cultivated a dedicated fanbase through dynamic live performances and poignant songs. The Vindys is centered around the formidable vocalist and lyricist Jackie Popovec, who has received commendation from Pat Benatar. She is supported by an... read full bio
Black Grape could solely have originated in Manchester. The swagger, amusement, and enigmatic humor appear to be derived from a city that historian AJP Taylor once characterized as presenting a quintessentially distinct mode of English urban existence compared to London. Shaun Ryder and Paul Leveridge, known as Kermit, originated from trendy yet gritty areas of the city. We have two relentlessly... read full bio
Gemma Hollingsworth is gaining recognition both in Australia and outside. Her exceptional voice ability and creativity demonstrate a sophistication that contradicts her youth. Each performance demonstrates her profound comprehension of music and an engaging demeanor; her entrance commands attention. Gemma possesses a commanding and sonorous voice that encompasses a broad range, allowing her to profoundly engage her audience and convey... read full bio
Peter Revello is a stand-up comedian, actor, and writer residing in New York City, originally from Staten Island. As one of the few Staten Islanders not affiliated with a union, Peter possesses a distinctive perspective that he readily conveys to anyone willing to listen.Peter recently made his late-night debut on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.... read full bio
A ten-foot putt, if missed, would have concluded the 2015 Solheim Cup for the European team. Gerina executed what a colleague described as “the most clutch putt in the history of golf,” propelling the U.S. Solheim Cup team to the most significant comeback victory ever recorded. Since her debut on the LPGA Tour in 2010, Gerina has achieved 40 top-10 finishes... read full bio
Caleb Spitler assists organizations in addressing one of their most costly issues: disconnection. He collaborates with Fortune 500 executives and high-growth teams to enhance communication during critical moments where clarity, trust, and influence significantly affect performance. Caleb provides teams with a straightforward, repeatable structure for confident communication, expedited alignment, and measurable outcomes with his Connect First Principle and PAID approach. He is the... read full bio
Sterling Elza is a Red Dirt singer-songwriter originating from the Texas Panhandle. Born into a rancher family with three musicians, Sterling commenced guitar instruction at the age of five. Sterling commenced his musical journey, drawing influences from his parents' diverse musical tastes, which spanned "old school Red Dirt," contemporary top 40 country, grunge, and classic rock. Sterling persisted with guitar... read full bio
Payton Sullivan's odyssey commenced in Nashville, where her passion for narrative and music thrived. In 2020, she became a member of Team Blake Shelton on “The Voice,” catalyzing her ascent to stardom. Payton's recent "Boots on The Ground" tour with Maoli highlighted her captivating stage presence and remarkable talent as an emerging country music artist. Currently, Payton Sullivan's musical odyssey... read full bio
Bo Johnson is a comedian from Seattle. Throughout the United States and Canada, he can be observed performing at appropriately scaled theaters, breweries, and clubs. His stand-up has been showcased on Netflix is a Joke Radio, season two of Kevin Hart Presents: Hart of the City on Comedy Central, Don't Tell Comedy Secret Sets (twice), Hulu, and LOL Live! at... read full bio
Caleb Elliott, a comedian, writer, and actor from North Carolina, has been performing stand-up comedy since the age of 11. Bill Bellamy was his opening act at the age of 14, and he has since collaborated with a variety of comedians, including Tracey Morgan, Ralphie May, and Donnell Rawlings. In 2018, he embarked on a nationwide tour with Sinbad. In... read full bio
Bean Gill collaborates with organizations that prioritize belonging over diversity. Her keynote addresses audiences' preconceived notions, broadens their perspectives, and establishes environments in which individuals feel acknowledged, appreciated, and integrated. Bean's journey from an abrupt spinal injury to becoming a global advocate for inclusion is a testament to the potential that arises when courage and determination are combined. Her advocacy,... read full bio
Inspired by his father's heritage in the NFL, Blake Proehl, a native of North Carolina, has always had his sights set on the league. His life was drastically altered when he had a serious leg injury while playing for the Minnesota Vikings. Blake developed a new love for music throughout his recuperation, first learning how to play the guitar and... read full bio
Shaya Zamora creates stirring songs that challenge preconceived notions of Christian music by utilizing the intimacy and passion of indie folk. Zamora, who was up in rural Washington, used music creation and performance as a way to find solace and strength throughout difficult times. Early hits like "Holding On" are powerful displays of Zamora's vivid affirmations of faith and resiliency,... read full bio
Tate Butts is a young Christian singer-songwriter from the United States. His first record, "My Defender," a modern gospel song that emphasizes faith and God's protection, brought him fame. At the age of 14, Tate sang "Hard Fought Hallelujah" live alongside Brandon Lake at the "King of Hearts Tour" in South Carolina that same year. He gained a significant following... read full bio
Dana Sawyer has always been passionate about performing. She was raised in a household that was involved in the entertainment industry, and their home was frequently visited by entertainers. Today, she infuses each event with a contagious energy and hilarity through her interactive and mind-blowing magic, mentalism, and humor. She is requested for fundraisers, clubs, and private gatherings, in addition... read full bio
Singer-songwriter Jason Benoit just began his music career a few years ago, but he is already seeing great success as one of Canada’s fastest rising country stars. His first single, “This Is What It Feels Like,” a country rendition of the Armin van Buuren and Trevor Guthrie song, peaked at No. 46 on the Billboard Canada Country chart. The single... read full bio
Eric Lindell is accomplished on guitar, harmonica, keyboards and bass, and has performed with many of the Crescent City's top musicians since bursting on the scene in 2005, when he first appeared at the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival. His live shows draw as much attention as his material, as one critic puts it “Eric Lindell has turned heads... read full bio
"The Beatles music set the pop rock standard for most of the 1960's. Now, in the 2000's, The ""Cast"" of Beatlemania recalls the memories of that exciting era when the Fab Four ruled the world of rock 'n' roll. In the early 1960's, The Beatles not only became a musical force but a sociological entity as well. Their hair, clothes... read full bio
Behind the Lens is a captivating live show, where photographers share their stories and photos with audiences nationwide. The show sold-out its first tour, exhibiting to cheering crowds and standing ovations. Behind The Lens brings the visual aspect to music. It features live presentations of still and moving pictures, along with stories told by each photographer.... read full bio
Jim Thomas is a Washington, D.C. attorney, author, speaker, trainer, and one of the most acclaimed and respected negotiators in the United States. For the past 30 years, Mr. Thomas' law practice has focused exclusively on negotiating. His negotiating experience encompasses domestic and international business transactions, arms control, the environment, trade and diplomacy, real estate, mergers and acquisitions, labor relations, criminal and family issues, and a... read full bio
