Colton Dixon is an American Christian singer-songwriter from Murfreesboro, Tennessee. He is best known for finishing seventh on the eleventh season of the television series, “American Idol”. Since growing fame from American Idol, Dixon has gone on to release four studio albums, “A Messenger”, “Anchor”, “The Calm Before the Storm”, and most recently, “Identity”. Some of his most popular songs... read full bio
From Fleetwood Mac’s greatest hits to Stevie Nicks’ highly successful solo career, Fleetwood Gold will take you from beginning to end. The sound is authentic and a perfect recreation of all the iconic songs throughout the 70s and 80s, all without the aid of backing tracks, costumes, or gimmicks. As much as it’s authentically Fleetwood Mac, it’s authentically Fleetwood Gold.... read full bio
When it comes to Fleetwood Mac cover bands, Stevie Nicks Illusion just might be the most uncanny. The “Stevie Nicks illusion” is the vocals of Diana Grace, who perfectly nails the iconic singer’s unique sound. That’s why Stevie Nicks Illusion is widely known as the most authentic-sounding Fleetwood Mac tribute band you’ll ever hear. It’s not just Grace – Monty... read full bio
Kevin Harvick got his start in racing at an early age after his parents got him a go-kart as he was just leaving kindergarten. From there, he was bit by the racing bug. As a kid, Kevin was a huge fan of Rick Mears, an IndyCar racer who also grew up in Bakersfield. It wasn’t just racing: Kevin was very... read full bio
Growing up in Olive Branch, Mississippi, Ricky Stenhouse Jr. got his start racing karts when he was only six years old. From that point up until the time he moved into sprint car racing in 2003, he grabbed 47 wins and 90 podium finishes. He began his career driving 360 cubic inches winged spring cars and, while doing so, he... read full bio
Anirban Lahiri got his early start in golfing at the fresh age of eight, thanks to his dad, Dr. Tushar Lahiri, who was a huge fan of the sport. Fast forward to 2008 when Anirban joined the Asian Tour during his first professional outing. In 2011, Anirban took home his first victory at the Panasonic Open and another one just... read full bio
Vaughn Taylor’s professional golf career began in 1999, where he played on the Hooters and Nationwide Tours. In 2004, he took on his first PGA Tour. Since then, he’s had three PGA Tour wins: during the Reno-Tahoe Open for 2004 and 2005 and the Pebble Beach Pro-Arm. He’s also had a Nationwide Tour Win back in 2003 at the Knoxville... read full bio
A native of East Tennessee, Josh Kiser has his own unique sound, pulling from traditional 90’s sounds and soul, that any country music fan can appreciate. His biggest influences are The Eagles, Travis Tritt, Ray Charles, Hank Jr. and George Straight. What makes Josh so unique goes beyond the sound, though. His songs are real and very emotional and people... read full bio
Miko Marks story starts out like many country artists with a dream. In 2003, she packed her guitar up and went to Nashville to begin her professional music career. Almost 20 years and two studio albums later, she’s been earned titles like “Nashville’s Hottest New Country Star” while being included in CMT’s Next Women of Country Class of 2022. From... read full bio
Formed in New Delhi, India in 2010, Peter Cat Recording Co. is not as easily defined as other artists from this decade. Splicing sounds of rock, indie, folk, pop, and even jazzy lounge music, this band is a dime in a dozen. Suryakant Sawhney has lead the band (which many describe as “gypsy jazz” or “psychedelic cabaret”) as its crooning... read full bio
Allison Ponthier, as her website states, is a “wide-eyed misfit” who hails from the outskirts of Dallas, Texas. With that said, she has a foot in country music, but her sound is more akin to indie-folk. Allison’s emphasis on emotional storytelling in her music is indicative of that fact. But her style is far from traditional folk and country. Allison’s... read full bio
Amitabh Chandra is a speaker that covers an array of topics like productivity, innovation, and health care technology. As a Harvard professor, entrepreneur, and economist, Amitabh has become a world-renowned expert on those things. He’s also a professional on state and Federal policy, FDA regulations, and bio-pharma innovation. Amitabh specializes in speaking with employers, investors, companies, journalists and even addressing... read full bio
220 Kid, born William Edward Graydon, is an English record producer and DJ. He was previously part of the duo OMYO with Tom McCorkell. 220 Kid’s father was previously the music manager for Robin Gibb, a former member of the Bee Gees. 220 Kid made his big debut with the song “Lights” in 2018, followed by “Pleasure to Love You”... read full bio
Chris Mosier has accomplished a lot for any one person, but after facing adversity as being the first transgender man to make team USA as a triathlete, he’s got a story to tell. He’s an athlete, an educator, and coach, on top of being the founder of TransAthlete.com. Chris has consulted for many different sports leagues, while ensuring that policies... read full bio
Ashlee Marie Preston is a transgender activist and Editor in Chief for Wear You Voice. It’s a magazine dedicated to women and feminism, in which she is the first transgender editor. On top of that, she’s one of the most highly-respected Diversity Speakers, Transgender Activists, and media LGBTQ advocates. Furthermore, Ashlee is Executive Committee member of the Los Angeles-based Transgender... read full bio
Bowen Young is a joint effort between Clare Bowen and Brandon Robert Young. Clare is best known for playing Scarlett O’Connor on the hit TV show Nashville and Brandon has had his music featured on an array of TV shows, like Shameless (as well as also making an appearance on Nashville). Now the duo – who are married in real... read full bio
Alfie Neale is a singer-songwriter and producer from England with a mix of genres and styles ranging from disco, jazz, hip-hop, and soul. You can clearly hear his inspirations in his music: Anderson . Paak, Amy Winehouse, George Benson, Doobie Brothers, and others. Alfie has worked with Cassell The Beatmaker – producer of The Streets, Akala, Plan B, and MNEK.... read full bio
Aled Jones, MBE, has one of the longest careers in entertainment out of anyone alive today. As the only child of Nest Rowlands and Derek John Jones, Aled hit big when he covered “Walking in the Air” from Channel 4’s The Snowman in 1985, when he was just 15 years old. That same year, he sang alongside Anita Hegerland and... read full bio
Destroy Boys have created waves from the California coast to the UK since their early days playing performances in jam-packed garages and releasing songs independently. They have shared stages with established punk bands like Face To Face and Lagwagon as well as up-and-coming acts like Mannequin Pussy. Additionally, they have accrued over 120 million streams, with the totals steadily rising... read full bio
Paul Epstein is a man of many talents. After getting an entry-level job with the NBA’s Los Angeles Clippers, he worked his way to the top through his hard work and perseverance. He has passion and a willingness to stick to his path of making a massive difference in the world. After some time, he became the sales manager for... read full bio
