Raised by her father in Georgia, Meiko first stepped in front of an audience at the age of eight. She soon developed an interest in writing songs and her dad taught her how to play guitar on his old Gibson six-string. At eighteen, Meiko left her hometown, moved to Los Angeles, and began her career in earnest, playing venues all... read full bio
Landau Eugene Murphy Jr. wowed the judges and won over America’s hearts when he auditioned for the television show America’s Got Talent. Landau became homeless at the age of 19 and worked as a car washer to support himself and his wife, Jennifer leading to his audition. Right before auditions, Landau’s home was robbed and was down to his last... read full bio
Big Sam's Funky Nation is rooted in New Orleans and puts the FUN in funk and the PARTY in any event. They’re not afraid to turn it loose and let the good tunes flow. While primarily a touring band playing major music festivals and venues across the country, BSFN is available for weddings, campus events, corporate functions, and virtually any... read full bio
M.C. Brains (born James DeShannon Davis[1]) is an American rapper from Cleveland, Ohio. He is perhaps best known for his hit single, Oochie Coochie". Discovered by Michael Bivins of New Edition, Brains was signed to Motown Records, who issued his debut album Lovers Lane in 1992. The album's lead single, "Oochie Coochie", became a top-40 hit, peaking at number 22... read full bio
Yall So Stupid is a hip-hop group from Atlanta, Georgia. The group consisted of underground rappers H2O, Unkle Buk, Sha Boogie, Spearhead X and Logic. The group worked their way up the Atlanta underground scene before being signed to Rowdy Records. The group released their debut album, Van Full of Pakistans, primarily produced by group member Spearhead X . The... read full bio
Michael Allman has southern rock running through his veins, he is the son of legendary rocker Gregg Allman. He led the Michael Allman Band throughout most of the 90's before he traded it in for the serenity of domestic life. It was during this period that he faced his greatest obstacle, testicular cancer in 2002. After a full recovery, Michael... read full bio
Steve Weber, a.k.a. Forrest Gump, is a professional speaker who works with companies and organizations to improve individual and organizational performance. Using the persona, wit, and wisdom of Forrest Gump, Steve delivers interactive, lively, and motivational programs. His talks include keynotes, breakouts, seminars, and meal functions… all seen through the eyes of Forrest Gump. Keynote Titles: •Life is Like... read full bio
Guitarist, songwriter, and Texas native Ryan Cabrera never planned on a career in music. His hobby turned into a passion after hearing Dave Matthews, causing him to turn his back on the noisy punk rock of his high-school band, Caine, and pick up an acoustic guitar for the newly minted Rubic's Groove. The group found popularity in the Dallas area,... read full bio
The Young Rascals were one of New Yorks most popular bands. Two of the original members bring a repertoire of great songs including Groovin, Good Lovin, You Better Run, Its A Beautiful Morning, Ive Been Lonely Too Long, How Can I Be Sure, Love Is A Beautiful Thing.... read full bio
A soft pop group from Los Angeles, The Safaris trekked through four names and three labels before reaching their one hit-status. The original group was formed in 1959 and called themselves The Mystics. When the East Coast Mystics hit that spring, Sandy Weisman, Marv Rosenberg and Richard Clasky became the Enchanters. Marv was a student at Fairfax High School and... read full bio
Name four great Hanukkah songs. OK, then how about two good Chanukkah songs Not easy, huh Even the great Jewish songwriters, from Irving Berlin to Lieber and Stoller, only wrote Christmas songs. The Festival of Lights could really use some tunes! Two nice Jewish guys have taken up the important task of writing a bunch of great, rockin’ Hanukah songs.... read full bio
Tristan MacManus began dancing in his hometown of Bray, County Wicklow, Ireland before moving on to compete around Europe, eventually winning numerous Juvenile, Junior and Amateur competitions. After appearing in Ella Enchanted, he performed in theatre productions throughout Ireland, most notably in the Cork City Opera House and The Gaiety Theatre, including Bryan Flynn's production of Oliver! and Aladdin, among... read full bio
Gregangelos Whirling Dervish takes audiences on a high-speed journey through the solar system and beyond. Spellbound audiences of all ages delight in Gregangelos world-class Whirling Dervish, featured with Cirque du Soleil, hypnotic hand dances, hoops of fire, contortionists, aerialists, snake charmers and luminescent beings from another dimension. They combine daring skill, comedy, interactive audience antics, and magic and music. Gregangelo... read full bio
Tom DeLuca recognizes the importance of the imagination and shows America how valuable a tool it can be. All over the country, people call on Tom DeLuca to perform his Corporate Hypnosis® show and Power Napping® for Less Stress Workshop, so that they too can harness the power of the imagination. While working as a therapist, he also began performing... read full bio
"SPARX.... Veronica, Rosamaria, Kristyna and Carolina, are back and better than ever with their most recent album “Con Mariachi Vol. 3.” This CD features superb emotional and musical interpretations of “Musica Ranchera” which is very apparent in the first single from “Con Mariachi Vol. 3” titled “Celoso.” From the opening mariachi lines, to the last note sung in perfect harmony, this... read full bio
Walela is a collaboration of three amazing Native American artists. Sisters Rita and Priscilla Coolidge formed Walela in 1996. Later, Priscillas daughter Laura Satterfield was added as the third member of the group. Rita started her won music career in the 70s as a pop singer, but then during the 90s decided to come back to her Native... read full bio
Rhett Miller is the lead singer of the alternative country band Old 97's and a successful solo musician. In addition to his nine studio albums with the 97s, most recently The Grand Theatre Volume One and The Grand Theatre Vol. 2, he has released seven solo albums: Mythologies, The Instigator, The Believer, Rhett Miller, The Interpreter: Live at Largo, The... read full bio
Joe Ely is an American singer, songwriter, and guitarist whose music touches on honky-tonk, Texas Country, Tex-Mex and rock and roll. Along with fellow Lubbock musicians Jimmie Dale Gilmore and Butch Hancock, he formed The Flatlanders. Later on, Ely released his first self-titled album. Throughout his career, Ely has issued a steady stream of albums, and a live album roughly... read full bio
The American eclectic pop group Was (Not Was) gained most of their popularity in the 1980s and early 1990s. The Detroit natives David Weiss and Don Fagenson founded the group in 1979. Their style of music and lyrics ranged from satiric to bizarre. Lead singers, Harry Bowens and Sweet Pea Atkinson, later joined the group. The band first gained commercial... read full bio
DOTSERO is a band that few other musicians in the genre have been able to equal for life, energy, and spontaneity. Colorado-based ensemble DOTSERO, which stands for "Something Unique," got its name from a little mountain village in Colorado's Rocky Mountains. When the brothers Stephen and David Watts formed the Dotsero Band in 1984, they went out on the modern jazz... read full bio
