The Electric Angels are an all-girl electric string trio, with DJ and Tracks playing classic and contemporary pop and rock songs, with the hippest dance and electronic tracks mixed live. Created out of the the demand for a hybrid of classical and rock, the Electric Angels use the instruments of a standard string quartet in very unconventional ways. With all-electric... read full bio
Tom Becker and his band present Back Home Again: A Tribute to John Denver. Former member of the legendary folk group The New Christy Minstrels, Tom has also performed with Grammy winners, American Idol finalists and several music legends, including Gregg Allman, Ray Charles, Exile, Frankie Ford, The Kingston Trio, Jerry Lee Lewis, Willie Nelson, Jerry Jeff Walker and American... read full bio
Aaron Cole’s rap career began at the age of four. Releasing his first album, “Jesus Is The Rock”, with the Christian Rap Ministry, Cole is definitely versed in rap and gospel. He has been included in Rapzilla’s Freshman Class, on Essence Magazine’s Gospel Artists to Watch list, and on Rapzilla’s Teen Rappers to Watch list. Cole has 6 independent projects... read full bio
Vocal Flash is a flash mob that brings their high energy, WOW factor, and unique dance moves to the stage to impress any crowd. Hiring Vocal Flash you can get anywhere from 5-15 singers and dancers and they come together to riff, rap, and dance to all of your favorite hit songs on the radio. Vocal Flash also loves bringing... read full bio
Always Abba is a tribute show to one of the best to come from Sweden, Abba. Always Abba consists of Michelle Truman as Agnetha, Karen Coughlin as Anni-Frid, Kevin Beeby as Bjorn, and Mike Walmsley as Benny. On top of the main four, they also have Nick on bass, Ed on drums and vocals, and Lindsay on various instruments. All... read full bio
Alex Reymundo is a Mexican-American comedian and actor best known for his Comedy Central special entitled “Alex Reymundo Hick-Spanic: Live in Albuquerque”. He went on to win an ALMA Award in “Outstanding Comedy Special” for his comedy special. Apart from his own special and what gained recognition for him, Reymundo was also on the Showtime and Comedy Central special, “The... read full bio
Marla Schultz is an American stand-up comedian, keynote speaker, emcee and actress. As a stand-up comedian, Schultz has often performed in cities such as New York, Los Angeles and Las Vegas. In New York she has performed at Gotham, Comic Strip Live, West Side Comedy, Caroline’s on Broadway, Greenwich Village Comedy Club, and more. In Los Angeles, she has performed... read full bio
SloFunkPump, also known as the Rocky of Funk, is a musician from Hollywood, Florida. SloFunkPump is a singer and guitarist who has a band of talented musicians that perform live all over the United States. During a performance by SloFunkPump, the band will throw out free merchandise such as stickers and cups to keep the party going. SloFunkPump releases music... read full bio
David Berrie's musical career has developed in a manner that is distinctive, moving from Diddy to the underground. Berrie, a former deejay for celebrities, aims to bring dance music in New York into the next decade. Berrie was once known as the "deejay to the stars." Berrie's particular deejaying and producing style is greatly influenced by both tech house and... read full bio
Pug Johnson was raised in Southeast Texas' Golden Triangle, and the fusion of musical influences that developed there is reflected in his sound. After Slow Rollin' Lows, Pug's first project, was dismantled, and he spent two years in Nashville, Pug returned to Beaumont, Texas, where he started honing his performance skills. Under the direction of producer/engineer Ryan Johnson, the band entered... read full bio
Aaron and Tamar Chipp are a husband and wife team that lead the worship group Modern Day Cure. The band's mission is to magnify Jesus, spread His word, and watch as His power transforms people. Because of this, He is the contemporary remedy. They think that Jesus is the solution that the modern world needs. The Nashville-based band has over ten... read full bio
Josh is an incredibly talented singer/songwriter with numerous accolades and a brilliant future ahead of him. His debut album, Trying to Fit the Ocean in a Cup, resonated with a growing legion of fans across the nation, spawning the Top 10 radio hit, “Savior Please,” while launching him on tours with such celebrated artists as Big Daddy Weave and Matthew... read full bio
Hoodboi, also known as DJ Hoodboi, is a Los Angeles-based DJ who has released extended plays entitled Christmas in Jersey and Palm Reader. He has appeared on the single “Breathe” and the EP No. 14, both by artist Soleima.... read full bio
The Grascals are among the most beloved and acclaimed bands on todays bluegrass scene, having won SPBGMAs Bluegrass Band of the Year award, the International Bluegrass Music Associations Emerging Artist of the Year award and earning its Entertainer of the Year honor for two years in a row. Vocally, the trio of Terry Eldredge, John Bryan, and Terry Smith are... read full bio
Basya Schechter formed Pharaoh's Daughter, and in doing so, she created a brand of music that combines her religious Jewish spiritual music background, world beat, and the intense lyrical detail of a Pop singer/songwriter. Pharaoh's Daughter was invited to Queen Elizabeth Hall in London as part of a weeklong UK Mini Tour in the Tenth London Biannual Jewish Music Festival.... read full bio
Tararam is an Israeli music and dance group. It has performed around the world, including in the Expo 2000 in Germany, and the Summer Olympics in Athens. Tararam's artistic director and founder is Doron Raphaeli, who began performing professionally at the age of fifteen. He studied at the Jerusalem Music Academy and served in the Israeli Defence Forces as a... read full bio
Bad Bad Hats is an indie rock band based out of Minneapolis, Minnesota. It is comprised of band members Kerry Alexander with the vocals & guitar, Chris Hoge on the drums and Noah Boswell playing bass. Kerry and Chris attended college together and began writing music to record multiple demos, which would later form their first EP, titled It Hurts.... read full bio
Pearl and the Beard is three voices, one cello, one guitar, one glockenspiel, one melodica, several drums, one accordion, ninety-six teeth, and one soul. Their live show is like nothing you’ve ever experienced. The band captivates their audience from first note to last, leaving fans and press alike completely engrossed in the world they’ve created with their soaring and sensual... read full bio
The younger sister of Nashville superstar Reba McEntire, Christian country performer Susie Luchsinger was born and raised in Chockie, OK; after graduating Oklahoma State University she toured behind her successful sibling, also lending backing vocals to Reba's 1981 album Heart to Heart and its 1982 follow-up Unlimited. Following her marriage to rodeo champion Paul Luchsinger, she launched her solo career... read full bio
James Carothers gained success on his first EP, Honky Tonk Land which had a feel of old school genuine country music. Carothers baritone voice sounds like famous singers like Waylon Jennings and Jamey Johnson. Carothers started his career performing in the honky tonks and casinos of the Southwest, and is now moving onto Nashville. Apart from his own music, Carothers... read full bio
