Frank King is a superb comedian, whether if it is his impersonations of John McCain, Bill Clinton, John Edwards, or his clean, clever, just for laughs, comedy keynote: Make a Living, Not a Difference," Frank King will customize his performance for your group, industry and or event. His comedy and motivational keynote performance: "Get Up Off Your Aspirations," or... read full bio
Tanya Brown is the youngest sister of the late Nicole Brown Simpson. She has worked as an activist and speaker driven to help those who have suffered abuse; she has authored books entitled Fiding Peace Amidst the Chaos and The Seven Characters of Abuse: Where It Starts and Where It Can End. In an effort to honor Nicole's memory, her... read full bio
Rondell Sheridan is an American actor, television director, and comedian, best known for his role as the goofy dad Victor Baxter on television series Thats So Raven and Corey in the House. Other series that hes been in include, Minor Adjustments, Cousin Skeeter, and more. Hes also directed quite a few short films and an episode of Hannah Montana as... read full bio
Darren Carter continues to amaze and amuse standing room only audiences with his blend of unique and multi-cultural comedy. Using the stage as his playground, the free-spirited Carter likes to make people feel good about themselves, and about society. Adopted into a foster family in Fresno, CA, his parents are Caucasian, and his two sisters are Native-American... read full bio
Have you thought of inviting Joan Rivers to appear at your next event Maybe she is not available or not in your budget, but her fabulous impersonator, Dee Dee Hanson, just might be! Impressionist, comedienne, singer, actress, all describe America's most incredible Joan Rivers impersonator and multi-talented performer. Dee Dee Hanson has been professionally performing since 1989. Her versatility and... read full bio
The Nashville Bluegrass gained most of their success from their first Rounder Records produced album, My Native Home. With the blend of black gospel and spirituals in their already known sounds of bluegrass sound, they gained huge success in America and abroad. They toured the globe to over 20 countries playing their unique sound. The band won Grammy Awards for... read full bio
Voted Best Female Standup at the Annual American Comedy Awards, Margaret Smith is a regular on both the Tonight Show with Jay Leno and the David Letterman Show. She has also appeared on CNN, PBS, HBO, Fox, Showtime, the E! Network, VH-1, and Comedy Central. Margaret has performed live in Montreal, Queen's Theatre, London, Amsterdam, Australia, and every major city... read full bio
Lacey Brown is a singer-songwriter from Amarillo, Texas. Lacey’s love for music was clear from a very young age. Lacey’s musical style is a blend of folk, country, and rock. She is most influenced by artists Kings of Leon, Lady Antebellum, U2, Dolly Parton, Pete Yorn, and Coldplay. Lacey became a household name when she auditioned for the very... read full bio
LUCY ANGEL is Kate, Lindsay and Emily Anderton, three talented, entertaining and brilliantly focused women. The group has taken their undeniable harmonies and contagious country music all over the world. Kate is the mother of Lindsay and Emily; among her many accomplishments is winning the Wrangler Country Showdown. Lindsay and Emily remember being carpooled around in the denim blue... read full bio
With a background in singing Gospel music, a passion for country music, and a smile that can capture a room, Morgan Fraizer has quickly made a name for herself, and has become one of Music Row's rising stars. Her remarkable journey began in a small Texas town, and she made her way to Nashville by literally going door-to-door and never... read full bio
If you ask Ryan Beaver why he titled his second record Constant, he will smile and reply with a response that leaves no question about what matters most to this 27-year-old Austin, Texas based singer/songwriter. Our lives are always changing and evolving," says Beaver, "but some things remain constant. My faith, family, friends, and passion for music never change and... read full bio
""Midnight At The Oasis"" was her big hit record Maria Muldaur's musical roots run deep. Born and raised in New York City's Greenwich Village, Muldaur was surrounded by bluegrass, folk, jazz, blues and gospel, but her very first musical influences were from the records of country and western singers Hank Williams, Kitty Wells, Hank Snow and Ernest Tubb. As a... read full bio
Jim Peterik - Grammy winning singer, songwriter and guitar/keyboardist has unveiled his new smooth jazz project, Jim Peteriks Lifeforce. As the founding member of both Survivor and The Ides Of March, he has been responsible for eighteen Top 10 hits, three of which, Vehicle, The Search Is Over, and the Grammy winning Eye Of the Tiger (theme from... read full bio
Since the release of her autobiography, I'm Walking As Straight As I Can, Geri Jewell has once again become one of the most recognized disabilities and LGBT advocates in the country. Ability Magazine recently caught up with Jewell at the International CSUN Technology Conference in San Diego where she was the Opening Keynote Speaker. What came out of the interview... read full bio
Streeter Seidell is the executive editor of CollegeHumor.com, co-author of the site's first book, The CollegeHumor Guide to College, and co-star and staff writer of the sites first television show, The CollegeHumor Show on MTV. He has written and acted in many CollegeHumor original videos and penned hundreds of articles for the website. Seidell is also a standup comedian and... read full bio
Divahn takes audiences on an audiovisual experience with the lead vocals of Galeet Dardashti and professional performance dancers. Spellbound audiences of all ages delight in Divahns bold all-female powerhouse cast. They combine traditional and original Jewish songs with a contemporary and edgy twist. The group has generated an international following, performing in venues ranging from international concert galleries to the... read full bio
Golem is a six piece, Eastern European Klezmer-rock band that was formed by performer, singer, writer, dancer, linguist, pianist and accordionist Annette Ezekiel Kogan. Over the years, the New York based band has collected Jewish, Gypsy, and Slavic folk songs and became a leading translator and innovator. Today the band pushes forward into the 21st century by rewriting, adding, editing,... read full bio
Bill Clegg came to New York at the age of 21 to start a career in book publishing. By 30, he had a thriving literary agency. By 35 he'd lost the agency, his decade-long relationship, his reputation and nearly his life from a crack cocaine addiction. After a major drug binge and suicide attempt, Clegg went from the hospital to... read full bio
British import Jane Green is the author of a dozen bestselling novels, dealing with real life, real women, and all the things life throws at them, with her trademark wisdom, wit and warmth. She writes a daily blog and contributes to various publications, both online and print, including Huffington Post, The Sunday Times, Wowowow, and Self. Her bestselling book, Promises... read full bio
Portland-based The Rhythm Dogs combine Latin, Afrobeat, blues, ska, funk, and jazz with a distinctive groove. Bassist Mark von Bergen, drummer Mark Burdon, percussionist Chuk Barber, organist Chris Azorr, trombonist Greg Scholl, and saxophonist Mary-Sue Tobin make up the group. Nearly all of the tracks on their four albums—the most recent being "The Dogfather"—are original. The dogs may have been spotted... read full bio
