Raquel Jackson is a soul singer from Tacoma, WA who primarily sings Gospel and R&B., but known to sing other genres of music. She is known for her silky soulful tone. It was at the tender age of 6 that her mother discovered her gift of singing and she did not mind sharing her gift with crowds. Raquel moved to Murfreesboro, TN in 1989 where she attended high school and really began focusing on singing. She began performing with local bands at the age of 16 and continues to perform with her own band, Raq City Band. ​Raquel has opened up for major recording artists such as Jon B., Scarface, Cameo, Bobby Blue Bland, Silk, RL, Jagged Edge, Regina Bell, and Al Green. She has sung background vocals for major artists, Norman Hutchins, Vicki Yohe, Bishop Paul S. Morton, Vashawn Mitchell, Toby Mac, Lauren Daigle, and Kirk Franklin. Her talents do not stop at singing, she also acts and models.Raquel currently performs locally and a far with her band Raq City Band and other local bands. She recently became a new member of the Bobby Jones Super Choir.

“Who’s that lady?” may be a phrase that you hear often when Laia is a topic of discussion. She is a myriad of things all wrapped up into one, strong, woman.           Hailing from the city of Memphis, Laia is an artist with deep southern roots with musical styling influences ranging from gospel, soul, funk, and R&B. Though her passion for music is heard and felt through her soulful voice it equally resonates through the power of her pen as a songwriter. Like many of the greats, her musical journey's roots began with the church. Laia is an astute musician who has studied music and these diverse paths have merged in order for Laia to become a multi-genred performer ranging from a worship leader and team member, coral ensemble singer, session vocalist, and live performance band front woman. As a songwriter, Laia's artistic expression adapts many voices. Having covered the genres of Country, Americana, Christian, Soul, and R&B her voice as a writer speaks to many people. Like with her songwriting, her artistry is also expressed physically through her apparel line, 66 And Change Apparel. This apparel line takes quirky phrases and adapts biblical concepts encrypted inside of the t-shirt's graphics. With love as her primary topic of expression, both her songwriting and apparel line find ways to display her love for mankind through her art. Laia is a daughter, sister, friend, and overcomer in her everyday life. Her artistry is an extension of the woman that is Laia.

Energetic, Engaging, Ecclectic, and Entertaining. These are some of the wordsused to describe a live experience with Joey Richey. He is no stranger to the music scene, with one of the most underrated resumes in the music industry. Joey is a proud native of Nashville, TN who has been involved in music since the age of five (5). Most people who have experienced a live performance with Joey Richey leave wondering, “How does he do ALL that and never seem to get tired?” Joey would tell you himself that he works hard on every aspect of his craft. “I am very fortunate to call some of the best musicians in the world my close and personal friends. I like to make certain the viewing audience gets a ‘Million Dollar Show’.” Joey is a product of all things Nashville… Educated in Public Schools, a graduate of M.L. King Magnet High School (class of 1995), continued his passion for music on into his college career at Tennessee State University and Belmont University (class of 2000). Joey says, “I have tried to channel all the education and training from school and being around some of the greatest musicians alive into this experience. Having performed with and supported some of the greatest musical beings on the planet surely helps!!!” A list that includes the likes of One Republic, Cece Winans, Victor Wooten, Jonny Lang, Patti LaBelle, Keith Urban, Motley Crue and even doing voice character work for the Disney Global franchise surely doesn’t sound like the beginners club. “I’ve been inspired by the GREATEST.”, Joey Says, naming Earth, Wind, and Fire, Stevie Wonder, Prince, Marvin Gaye, Ray Charles, James Brown, Michael Jackson, and Frank Sinatra as just a few of his main influences in popular music.

Born into and surrounded by a family of talented singers from Gallatin, TN, NaCole’s gift of song was evident at an early age.  She seriously embraced her gift, joining American Idol’s Kimberly Locke, Selena Robb, and Shandra Boone, to collectively form Shadz of U.  NaCole learned how to skillfully showcase her unique harmonic and soulful voice.  After more than fifteen years of performing as part of a group, NaCole chose to pursue a solo career.  With the support of family, friends, and industry professionals, NaCole’s current studio involvement includes working alongside producer Shannon Sanders, producer for India.Arie, and Heather Headley, as well as R&B and Hip-Hop’s Dale Babb, Mike T of (ColorBlind Soul Productions), Montgomery Alabama’s Da Grindaz (T.I.& Jayz), Nashville’s Kriz Kang, and newcomer Lenny Hamilton, Jr.  NaCole’s premiere project covers acclaimed recording artist, Patti LaBelle’s, “If Only You Knew” as a loving tribute to her favorite singer.  “I’ve sung this song many times, but I wanted to do something new,” expressed NaCole. “Since it’s a Patti song I definitely had to bring integrity to it.  I believe I’ve created something that both Patti and listeners will enjoy.”  NaCole’s debut release, “ Now NaCole” will undoubtedly evoke a multitude of emotions.  “People are going to listen.  People will feel,” says a confident NaCole.

Kim's vocal ability is not limited to just one genre of music. She has appeared on hundreds of recordings, jingles, and film scores. Kim has also done very well in the world of theatre, as an actress, a casting director and songwriter. One of her most memorable roles was that of "Armelia" in the Broadway Musical "Ain't Misbehavin." In recent years, Fleming was asked to be the casting director for the musical "Marrying Up" based on the novel written by Nina Fox. Kim cast “American Idol's” Melinda Doolittle in the leading role as "Paris". And as a songwriter, Kim wrote the melodies and lyrics to all of the songs performed in the play. Kim was assisted by the great composer John Forbes (Tyler Perry film “Diary of a Mad Black Woman"). Together they wrote a wonderful score for the play which was revived in 2009. If you are a country fan, you will know Kim from her 14 years of touring with Wynonna Judd. Kim has also toured with Trisha Yearwood and Randy Owens, who is the former lead singer for the famed country group "Alabama". This is what Kim does to make a living. But, Kim grew up singing jazz and gospel. She has been in the studio working on her own record, which is a mixture of Smooth jazz, smooth R & B, with a Neo-soul edge. Her record is being produced and co-written by Aaron Mason & Chris (Big Dog) Davis and the Hamilton Brothers; Tim, Tyronn, and Walter Jr. The lyrics and tracks of this project are all state of the art performances. Kim's mentor & inspirationon this project has been the great jazz saxophonist Joe Johnson. Kim has also been touring with Joe Johnson, Phil Perry, Maysa Leak & Chrisette Michelle,

Craig Robinson is arguably best known for his role as acerbic Dunder-Mifflin employee Darryl Philbin on NBC’s Emmy-winning “The Office" and for his roles in the films Hot Tub Time Machine and This Is the End. As stand-up comedian, Robinson first made his mark in the comedy circuit at the 1998 Montreal “Just For Laughs” Festival. That year, he also won the Oakland Comedy Festival Awards and the Miller Genuine Draft 1996 Comedy Search. He soon went on to perform his act on “The Jimmy Kimmel Show,” and “Real Time with Bill Maher.” 

Now headlining venues and festivals across the country, he does both solo acts as well as full-band sets – “The Nasty Delicious” – tying together his lyrical comedy with his finesse at the piano. Whether Robinson shows up with just his keyboard or also with his seven-man band, the clubs are packed to the brims with raucous laughter in response to the musical comedy on display.