What word describes the heart-pounding experience of a live Journey concert ESCAPE! They are a live musical tribute band that faithfully captures the thrill that generations of fans raised on the radio remember from performances by one of the world's greatest concert acts who have come to love Journey! With a repertoire spanning three decades, ESCAPE lays down the... read full bio
What do you get when you combine hilarious comedy and sound impressionsHerb Dixon! You have to see him to believe him!!Herb Dixon takes everyday life experiences and skews them into epic comedy extravaganzas.It's the kind of material everybody can relate to-because it happens to us all every day in our own lives.Only with Herb, it's always a lot funnier!... read full bio
The Impalas were an American doo-wop group in the late 1950s, best known for their hit, Sorry (I Ran All the Way Home)". The group formed in 1958 in Brooklyn, New York, and was composed of lead singer Joe "Speedo" Frazier (born September 5, 1943), Richard Wagner, Lenny Renda, and Tony Carlucci. They were a racially integrated group - Frazier... read full bio
Don't pass up the chance to see the Gipsy Kings tribute band perform Savor the beat of "Djobi Djoba" while dancing and belting out "Bamboleo"! We guarantee the flawless execution of your event. Seven outstanding musical tributes that pay homage to the greatest years of the Gipsy Kings, down to the smallest detail, are presented.... read full bio
Tom Parks has been making people laugh for over 20 years. He started in 1976 on the college circuit and, in 1979, was named College Entertainer of the Year" and "College Comedian of the Year" by the National Association of Campus Activities. Tom made his first appearance on The Tonight Show in 1987. Appearances on Late Night with David Letterman... read full bio
Tom Sadge has performed his Tribute to Neil Diamond everywhere: from Las Vegas and Laughlin, Nevada (at the Flamingo Laughlin), formerly the Flamingo Hilton, to Vancouver and from Fort Lauderdale to Toronto!. Since 1997, Tom Sadge's Tribute to Neil Diamond has captivated audiences across Canada and from coast to coast in the U.S. Tom Sadge was featured in the... read full bio
Joe found himself working as a celebrity double for Jack Nicholson. Their resemblance is amazing and still increasing. Joe met Jack Nicholson at a VA hospital where Joe ran the grounds. Jack was filming "Crossing Guard" Coincidentally, at that time, Joe was performing the lead in the play "Cookoo's Nest." Jack autographed a photo for Joe Richards. Since then, Joe... read full bio
Suzanne Goulet is the one and only tribute artist who can give you the illusion of watching the real Liza Minnelli. With her incredible looks, brassy belting voice, sizzling dance steps and her passionate performance, Suzanne brings on stage a complete and uncanny image of the highly dynamic LIZA. Singing LIVE and dancing with her Cabaret dancers, she is available... read full bio
Greg Hahn is best known for his ridiculously high energetic style of humor and sidesplitting one-liners, paired with a continuous amount of crowd uproar. His colossal likeability and outlandish strategies have led him to several television, club, corporate, and theater appearances throughout the nation. After college he enlisted as a Captain in the Unites States Marine Corps and later would... read full bio
SON OF A SAILOR takes on the atmosphere of a genuine Buffett concert...right down to the audience participation and enjoyment and energy that goes with it! It will be hard to believe your eyes and ears once the show has started due to the uncanny re-creation by this awesome group of performers! The music of Jimmy Buffett has covered... read full bio
STEPHEN DRURY, named 1989 Musician of the Year by the Boston Globe, has concertized throughout the world with a repertoire that stretches from Bach to Liszt to the music of today. He has given solo performances at the Kennedy Center in Washington, D. C., New York's Symphony Space, and from Arkansas to California to Hong Kong to Paris. A champion... read full bio
"Stephen Saxon (trumpet, bass voice, countertenor) released is first solo jazz album, ""Better Than Anything"" (Saxonotes), in 1999. It features Sheldon Brown on saxophones along with pianist Mark Little, bassist Bill Douglass, and Wally Schnalle on drums. His second solo release, ""How Can I Keep From Singing"" is due out in the third quarter of 2005, and will feature guitarist Mark... read full bio
Sue Kolinsky started her comedy career as a waitress in New York City. After making a cynical remark to a customer (which got her fired) she decided to take her humor somewhere it would be better appreciated_The Original Improvisation. And it was. For the past 15 years Sue has been appreciated by comedy audiences across the country. Her comedy skills... read full bio
Willie Barcena is proud to say he's just an everyday guy. His blue-collar upbringing gave him the people skills to relate to a wide array of audiences. Growing up in the diversity of Los Angeles taught Willie that people have more similarities than differences. He takes that knowledge and uses it to create humor that crosses the cultural and... read full bio
In general, Ryan Stout loves to explore morally repugnant subject matter with smart and sterile objectivity. His exaggerated honesty, delightful insincerity, and cute self-righteousness sell his wickedly witty material. No matter what the topic, this suit clad comic appeals to everyone's sense of logic. And to assure his brand of ""offensive humor"" stays on an intellectual level, he tries to... read full bio
Comedian Pat Bullard burst on to the television show arena, with a background that includes well over a decade as a top stand-up comedian, years as a Writer/Producer on popular shows like Roseanne" and "Grace Under Fire," and the ability to connect with audiences everywhere, Bullard is sure to set the standard of the future of entertainment. Bullard, the middle... read full bio
Tommy Chunn stands at the creative vanguard as a comedic performer. His animated style lends itself to a positive yet irreverent point of view. His performance breaks the bounds of social and ethnic divide, as he examines the positive side of our tumultuous society. Tommy Chunn began his career in Detroit, Michigan where he was born. Some of those fortunate... read full bio
Dubbed by one admirer “the undisputed King of Boston comedy,” Steve Sweeney embodies, almost literally, the city he calls home. A master of dialects and character voices, Sweeney can riff on everyone from Dorchester church ladies to Beacon Hill pols to certain radio personalities who seem a little too old to be peddling rock and roll to younger generations. In... read full bio
Using his Southern good ol' boy" persona to first charm his audience, VIC HENLEY wins them over entirely with his home-spun humor. Often using his improvisational ability, his quick wit and high energy have earned him the reputation as one of the country's fastest rising comedians. His appearance has been described as "a cross between Opie Taylor and Don Rickles,... read full bio
San Francisco native, Larry Brown is a stand-up comedian who was given the nickname bubbles. He started his stand up career in the early 1980’s after a series of payroll jobs for the Federal Government. His first comedic gig was at the Holy City Zoo comedy club in San Francisco. Brown gained a lot of success in the 80’s when... read full bio
