Tripdavon came together in 2004 and started out playing the nonstop party scene around U.C. Santa Barbara. Friends since childhood, singer Justin Fox and drummer Russ Cummings had played music together for many years. But not until a chance encounter led them to guitarist Greg Doscher and bassist Dave Heer did the band actually start to take shape. A few... read full bio
John Shryock has performed close-up, parlor, and illusion acts all over the world, "wowing" audiences with his engaging demeanor, proficiency with the performance, and undeniable sense of humor. One of the few magicians who consistently performs in all three show rooms at the renowned Magic Castle in Hollywood, John was a fan favorite at Ceasar's Magical Empire in Las Vegas. John... read full bio
Heartland is a country music band from Alabama. Heartland incorporates a variety of musical influences including Johnny Cash, Van Halen, Elvis Presley and Lynyrd Skynyrd. The band topped the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart with their debut single, I Loved Her First. The single made Heartland an overnight success and became one of the most popular wedding anthems in country... read full bio
"The Ocean Blue, formed in Hershey, Pennsylvania in 1986, is a band that combines synthesizer-based New Wave hooks with “bluesy” saxophone solos and high tinsel guitars to produce a truly unique sound. The band’s sound may be best described as that of ‘Modern Rock’, a genre that filled the musical gap between new wave and grunge. Its current line-up includes... read full bio
Stephen Bishop is an acoustic performer and Grammy-nominated songwriter. He has written songs for artists such as Phil Collins, Eric Clapton and Barbara Streisand, as well as his own hits including: ""On and On"" ""It Might Be You"" ""Save It For A Rainy Day"" "" Separate Lives"" ""One More Night"" ""Somewhere In Between"" (theme from the movie China Syndrome) ""Only... read full bio
Juliana was born in Maine and grew up in the Boston suburb of Duxbury. She is daughter of Philip M. Hatfield and The Boston Globe fashion critic Julie Hatfield. She acquired a love of rock music during the 1970s, having been introduced by a babysitter to the music of the seminal Los Angeles punk rock band X. She was also... read full bio
Coming of age in the Bay Area in the mid 90s, VAST front man Jon Crosby was exposed to an eclectic mix of alternative music, global consciousness, coffeehouse culture, and the Internet. It was in this atmosphere he began experimenting with mixing electronic, world, classical, metal, and pop to create a sound that music critics found impossible to classify. Hit... read full bio
With a gentle warmth and wisdom well beyond her years, Crystal Bowersox is the consummate artist. She has an uncompromising vision of herself and her music that is refreshing and rare. Crystal finished second on season nine of American Idol, and has since gone on to produce her own recordings. Bowersoxs recordings are a finely crafted and beautifully arranged tapestry... read full bio
Josh Gracin catapulted to fame after auditioning for the second season of the hit television series American Idol. Josh, who was serving in the United States Marine Corps at the time, quickly became a fan favorite and won the hearts of viewers with his strong fourth place finish on Idol. Following his appearance on the series, Josh released his self-titled... read full bio
Keith Anderson could be the poster child for the notion that good things happen to good people. He’s quickly earned the reputation of being an adept writer of award nominated hits, not just for his own projects but for other artists as well, and his good guy persona is as widely known as his high energy, let’s-get-this-party-started live shows. He’s... read full bio
Gonzalo Bergara is a skilled lead guitarist and composer who has developed his own innovative Gypsy Jazz style by fusing sounds from his native Argentina and Paris with a cascade of arpeggios. In Buenos Aires, Gonzalo started performing professionally at the age of 16. He was leading his own blues group on national television at the age of 17. He landed... read full bio
Killer Beaz has become a beloved performer to millions of comedy fans nationwide. He took up blues guitar, drawn to the emotional content of the art form “I believe musicians can be the greatest communicators, because they touch our hearts without the restraints of language, or visual effects”. He was named Showtime Cable Networks’ “funniest Person” 3 years running! Beaz... read full bio
Kyle Cease became the youngest comedian to headline in the Pacific Northwest. It was here that he performed at numerous colleges, clubs and corporate events. In two short years from the start of his career, Kyle Cease won the Giggles Comedy Competition and placed in the finals in the Seattle International Comedy Competition. His big break came in the form... read full bio
Richard Butler has been the charismatic front man for The Psychedelic Furs for nigh unto 30 years, the band having initially formed in 1977. For a fair share of the 90s, The Psychedelic Furs were inactive, while Butler recorded and performed with Love Spit Love, which occasionally also featured Furss bassman Tim Butler. Likewise, when the Furs reformed in 2001,... read full bio
At the age of 5, Michael Grimm began to study music with his grandmother. Michael Grimm began writing music and playing guitar more frequently in his early teens. He began playing regular gigs with other musicians. Artists Etta James and Otis Redding heavily influenced Michael on his transition to Southern Soul. The Mississippi native moved from the swamps to the... read full bio
Rock icons The Lovin Spoonful burst onto the 60_s music scene to become one of the most revered groups in music history. Combining the best of folk music and rock and roll, with a touch of country thrown in, they gave us such hits as Do You Believe in Magic, Daydream, You Didnt Have to be So Nice, Nashville Cats... read full bio
Lucy Woodward is an American pop/jazz singer and composer, whose parents accredited musicologists, Lucy grew up surrounded by music. She spent summers in Holland visiting her composer/conductor father (who once conducted for the BBC), learning classical music. With her mother, a music teacher who sang opera and belly danced professionally, Lucy was also raised on plenty of opera music, as... read full bio
Louise DuArt, often called the world's greatest impressionist, continues to astound critics and celebrities alike with her dead-on impressions of America's most famous people. Her talent for replicating celebrities in fun-loving style has made Louise DuArt one of the most revered impressionists today. Her more than one hundred marquee characters range from Barbara Walters to Judge Judy, Joan Rivers to... read full bio
The original Girls Night Out" group that started it all celebrates 25 years of fan favorites, with their signature heavenly harmonies and classic killer comedy! The Babes bring their elegant wit, sophisticated (never blue) stand-up humor, and enough bling to hypnotize the first five rows of any theatre, creating an evening of wildly fun and raucous delight of songs that... read full bio
Gary Mule Deers unique comedy and music have set him apart as one-of-a-kind. He has performed on every major concert stage in the country and made over 350 television appearances, including many on both The Tonight Show and The Late Show With David Letterman. He was one of six comedians, along with Jay Leno, to star on the... read full bio
