""Midnight At The Oasis"" was her big hit record Maria Muldaur's musical roots run deep. Born and raised in New York City's Greenwich Village, Muldaur was surrounded by bluegrass, folk, jazz, blues and gospel, but her very first musical influences were from the records of country and western singers Hank Williams, Kitty Wells, Hank Snow and Ernest Tubb. As a... read full bio
Jim Peterik - Grammy winning singer, songwriter and guitar/keyboardist has unveiled his new smooth jazz project, Jim Peteriks Lifeforce. As the founding member of both Survivor and The Ides Of March, he has been responsible for eighteen Top 10 hits, three of which, Vehicle, The Search Is Over, and the Grammy winning Eye Of the Tiger (theme from... read full bio
Streeter Seidell is the executive editor of CollegeHumor.com, co-author of the site's first book, The CollegeHumor Guide to College, and co-star and staff writer of the sites first television show, The CollegeHumor Show on MTV. He has written and acted in many CollegeHumor original videos and penned hundreds of articles for the website. Seidell is also a standup comedian and... read full bio
Wayne Bergeron is one of the most active jazz players in the entertainment world. Wayne first began his love for music when he picked up the French horn. During the 8th grade, Bergeron finally picked up his favorite instrument- the trumpet. Due to a chip in his tooth in an accident that happened in middle school, Wayne is able to... read full bio
Divahn takes audiences on an audiovisual experience with the lead vocals of Galeet Dardashti and professional performance dancers. Spellbound audiences of all ages delight in Divahns bold all-female powerhouse cast. They combine traditional and original Jewish songs with a contemporary and edgy twist. The group has generated an international following, performing in venues ranging from international concert galleries to the... read full bio
Golem is a six piece, Eastern European Klezmer-rock band that was formed by performer, singer, writer, dancer, linguist, pianist and accordionist Annette Ezekiel Kogan. Over the years, the New York based band has collected Jewish, Gypsy, and Slavic folk songs and became a leading translator and innovator. Today the band pushes forward into the 21st century by rewriting, adding, editing,... read full bio
Portland-based The Rhythm Dogs combine Latin, Afrobeat, blues, ska, funk, and jazz with a distinctive groove. Bassist Mark von Bergen, drummer Mark Burdon, percussionist Chuk Barber, organist Chris Azorr, trombonist Greg Scholl, and saxophonist Mary-Sue Tobin make up the group. Nearly all of the tracks on their four albums—the most recent being "The Dogfather"—are original. The dogs may have been spotted... read full bio
Blane Howard is an American country singer-songwriter who has gained fame after the release of his single, “Promise to Love Her”. His single has reached over 8 million views through social media outlets and has over 41 million streams. Howard is from Arkansas, and has been named Male Vocalist of the Year two years in a run at the Arkansas... read full bio
Jeffrey Hanson Richards is an American actor, stand-up comedian and impressionist. Richards was the first actor to have been a cast member on both Saturday Night Live and MADtv. He is perhaps best known for his frequent SNL character, Drunk Girl. At age 17 he created a public-access television cable TV sketch comedy show called Hanson Live. He later worked... read full bio
Logan Brill finds her roots in the rich musical soil of East Tennessee. Not wanting to limit herself, she earned a degree in French with a minor in vocal performance, but later found out that music was her true path. It was this instinctive course that led her to signing with Carnival Music in early 2012. Carnival Music is home... read full bio
James Durbin is an American singer-songwriter and guitarist who is best known for finishing in 4th place on the tenth season of the television series American Idol. Apart from his solo career, Durbin has also been the lead singer of the heavy metal band Quiet Riot. Durbin had a rough upbringing growing up with his father passing away of drug... read full bio
Michael Loftus is a midwesterner comedian who has become one of the most sought out comedic writer and performer. His comedy career began at the Midwest Comedy Tool & Die Comedy Troup, where Michael was able to use his improvisational skills to use. His comedic skills then landed him a performance at the Acme Theatre in Hollywood. He is a... read full bio
Texas Country singer Brandon Rhyder released his first album in 2001, and several more in the coming years. His second album, Behind The Pine Curtain, was released in 2013. Brandon's stock continued to rise as a mainstay in the Texas music scene with his third release, 2005's Conviction. Brandon scored his first number one single on the Texas Country Music... read full bio
Almost ABBA is a costumed, choreographed, participatory audience experience that aims to capture the charm and nostalgia of ABBA. Having toured eleven countries since their formation in 1996, they are the most enduring tribute group in North America to the Swedish super group. They have entertained crowds of up to 50,000 people as well as the US Military, NBC,... read full bio
Having toured nearly non stop for ten years as frontman for The Academy Is..., William Beckett has built up an incredibly dedicated and supportive fanbase around the world. Though massively proud of the band's accomplishments and experiences together, their eventual disbanding as a group in late 2011 allowed for Beckett to begin the next era of his career, as a... read full bio
American country music performer and composer Joel Thomas Crouse. In August 2020, he dropped his most recent EP, "wasteLAnd," through his record company, Hum Records. Crouse began Leaving Stafford, a neighborhood pop-rock band, while he was still a resident in Holland. In 2009, he inked a brief demo contract with Epic Records. Crouse joined the Show Dog-Universal Music label in... read full bio
Laura Hall is probably best known as the improvisational pianist on televisions Whose Line Is It Anyway. She also performed on the Drew Carey Show live episodes, and has toured the country doing live performances with Drew Carey And The Improv Allstars. Laura has created a 2 cd set, Improv Karaoke, designed for song improv, like on Whose Line. Disc... read full bio
Something happens when these eight people come together. Put them on a stage, and something larger than even this relatively large band blossoms, ecstatic and cathartic and inspiring. And like the songs on River City Extension's second album, Don't Let the Sun Go Down On Your Anger, it may not hit you over the head from the first moment; rather,... read full bio
The legendary jazz trumpeter Leroy Jones is known to music lovers as the keeper of the flame, for traditional New Orleans jazz and to critics as one of the top musicians ever produced by the Crescent City. Jones himself, a native of New Orleans, whose playing has been described as a blend of Louis Armstrong and bebop virtuoso Clifford Brown,... read full bio
A unique collective of four distinct voices and musical backgrounds, Blame Sally has forged a compelling and original sound that has earned the band the well-deserved reputation as Bay Area phenomenon. The San Francisco Chronicle raved that Blame Sallys music recall(s) the artful romanticism of Jane Siberry, the rich folk harmonies of the Indigo Girls, and the percolating soulfulness of... read full bio
