The Night Game is a rock band hailing from Boston, Massachusetts, founded by American musician Martin Johnson in 2016. The group, which consists of Johnson and multi-instrumentalist Kirin J. Callinan, released their debut single, "The Outfield", in April 2017, followed by their self-titled debut studio album in September 2018. In March 2021, they released their second studio album, Dog Years. Initially... read full bio
Theo Katzman is a singer, producer, and songwriter from Los Angeles. He is known for his vast and varied musical style, ranging from folk to indie to pop to soul to funk, and he also works as a member of the band Vulfpeck. Growing up, he was surrounded by music, such as classic rock and soul, and Theos father was... read full bio
Pacific Dub is an alternative reggae band from Huntington Beach, California. The band is comprised of members Colton Place, Hunter Porter, Ryan Naglich, David Delaney, and Nathan Ueda. Pacific Dub uses heavy guitar and smooth rhythms to perform their own take on reggae music. The band exudes coastal vibes, giving off a message of love and peace with their sounds,... read full bio
Brandon Taz Niederauer is a young guitar legend. He has played with some of the most prominent musicians in the world, including Gregg Allman, Warren Haynes, Slash, Lady Gaga, Jon Batiste, and Otis Taylor, amongst a multitude of others. At the age of eight, Niederauer was inspired by the School of Rock movie. He realized, after watching it, that he... read full bio
The Honky Tonk Man is a World Wrestling Entertainment icon. He hosts a one-man show as an independent performer, displaying his wrestling skills to audiences around the world. He has faced the greats of WWE such as Hulk Hogan, Jake Roberts, Ricky Steamboat, Dusty Rhodes, Randy Savage, and Bruno Sammartino. The Honky Tonk Man entertains audiences through his solo show,... read full bio
Erin Gargan is a sales, marketing, and event professional. Her first two companies, Jump Digital Media and PMS.com were flourishing and sold before Gargan turned thirty. After selling her companies, she launched Socialite Agency, a marketing firm. Gargan has worked for The Oscars, ABC-Disney Television, VISA, Abbott Laboratories, Synchrony Financial, and more. Her keynote speeches are filled with energy and... read full bio
Bob Papa is known for his relationship with the New York Giants and serving as the team's radio "voice" for more than 20 years. He is a very versatile broadcaster. He is a crucial component of the Giants' coverage because of his close ties to the NFL's premier team. Papa's involvement in the Giants' media environment is further cemented by... read full bio
Sondre Lerche released his first music at the age of 16. His release, ‘Faces Down,’ was named most remarkable debut by Rolling Stone Magazine, and one of the best albums of the year when it was released. Following his astonishing and successful release, Lerche toured around the world solo and with his band, opening for acts like Elvis Costello and... read full bio
Hailing from Chicago, Toni Romiti uses musical influences from the area, like raw hip-hop and R&B, in her tracks. Prior to the launch of her musical career, Romiti was a college basketball player. Her initial release took off online, and has since garnered over 80 million plays. Deciding to turn to music instead of basketball, Romiti moved to Los Angeles,... read full bio
Surfer Blood is an indie rock band from Florida. The band is comprised of John Paul Pitts, Mike McCleary, Lindsey Mills, and Tyler Schwarz. The founding members of the group, Pitts and Schwarz, started playing music together under the name Jabroni Sandwich. They later joined up with their current members and renamed themselves Surfer Blood. The group has since appeared... read full bio
Alash is an ensemble comprised of master throat singers. The ancient art of throat singing was a development amongst nomadic herdsmen of Tuva, a republic in Central Asia. The members of Alash were trained in traditional Tuvan music at a young age, learning from their families and then attending master throat singing programs, becoming students of the art. The sounds... read full bio
Marc Elliot is an entrepreneur, speaker, and author. Elliots journey began when he was diagnosed with Tourettes syndrome. For over twenty years, Elliot lived with this syndrome. One day, after years of hard work, Elliot overcame the syndrome using tools from the human potential company Executive Success Programs. Elliot now shares his experiences with audiences worldwide, teaching people about compassion... read full bio
The Outsiders were a British band that were most popular in the 60’s. Some of their most popular hits include, “Time Won’t Let Me”, “Precious & Few”, “Girl In Love”, “Respectable”, “Help Me Girl”, “I’ll Give You Time”, “Gotta Leave Us Alone”, “Little Bit of Lovin”, and “Changes”. Before they were known as The Outsiders, they went by the name... read full bio
Alex Valdez is a comedian and an acclaimed speaker. Having a disability, Valdez became the first comedian with a disability to gain recognition. He has gone on to become very popular winning the first Norman Lear Comedy Competition and also winning the hearts of everyone who hears him speak. He has released programs, A Funny Thing Happened on the Way... read full bio
Starcrawler is a post-punk band, fueled by artistic passion. The band consists of four talented individuals, Henri Cash, Austin Smith, Arrow de Wilde, and Tim Franco. Their onstage appearances are eclectic, often featuring fake blood and psychotic scene acting. The group’s concerts often ignite mosh pits, Starcrawler’s rhythmic intensity creates an emotional experiences for audiences. Some of their most popular... read full bio
Jacob Bryant is a country singer that has suffered much pain and has written to tell everyone through his music. A lot of the terrible things that he’s lived through show in his popular songs like “Save My Soul”, “This Side of Sober”, “Too Late to Turn Around”, “Country Went to Hell”, and “Up In Flames”. His shows are unique... read full bio
Todd O'Neill is a Country artist that is known for his ""pure Louisiana soul"" which has been heard in numerous honky-tonks and dance halls for over 10 years. He blends Cajun zydeco, New Orleans R&B, and Nashville's reflective lyricism to create his original unique sound. Growing up O'Neill didn't watch television, he just played music with his family, and those... read full bio
Kenton Bryant is a country singer and songwriter from Glasgow, Kentucky. Influenced by artists like The Beatles, Bob Dylan, Keith Urban, Wade Bowen, Gavin Degraw, and Will Hoge, Bryant found a passion for songwriting. Currently, Bryant works as a writer at Big Machine Music. He also performs his own pure country music in Nashville, Tennessee. His musical style is eclectic... read full bio
Trent Harmon is an American singer who gained attention after winning the fifteenth, and what everyone thought would be the final, season of American Idol. Known for his Southern charm, Trent surprised the judges in the audition phase by singing the rhythm and blues song ""Unaware"" by Allen Stone. He was the first R&B singer to be accepted by the... read full bio
" Liz Cooper & The Stampede came together as a band after working at a country club in Nashville. Liz Cooper was alone in Nashville until she met Ky Baker and Grant Prettyman, and upon finding a common interest, they formed Liz Cooper & The Stampede. Their first EP, ‘Live at the Silent Planet’, was a folk-rock success. Now, Liz... read full bio
