“Live from Laurel Canyon – Songs and Stories of American Folk Rock” is an evening of live music and narrated stories of some of the most influential songwriters who lived in Laurel Canyon in the mid 1960’s and 70’s. Similar to other legendary rock and roll neighborhoods of the same era like Haight Ashbury in San Francisco or Greenwich Village in NYC, Laurel Canyon was a community of artists who would forge a new genre of music (Folk Rock) and forever change the look, sound and attitude of American pop music.

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A Thrilling High-Speed Pursuit through ’60s Jazz, Cinema, Pop, Rock, and R&B.
Suddenly, you’re flying First-Class on Pan-Am sipping dry martinis in a svelte three-button suit enroute to Las Vegas where you’ll be dining with Steve McQueen at the Sands Hotel just before the Rat Pack show. That’s the level of cool we’re talking about here.

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Award-winning television host Dan Miller has brought his unique brand of music, humor, western history and poetry to audiences around the globe. With Dan on lead vocals, guitar and harmonica, and Wendy Corr singing lead and harmony vocals and playing the bass guitar and fiddle, Dan Miller’s AmeriCoustic is first-class, wholesome family entertainment.

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This spectacular celebration of fifty years of chart-topping music from artists like Aretha Franklin, Gladys Knight, Chaka Khan, Tina Turner, Whitney Houston, and more has wowed audiences worldwide, featuring hits from the Disco Era (“Bad Girl,” “Best of My Love”) to Motown/R&B (“Dancing In the Street,” “Killing Me Softly”) and Pop (“What’s Love Got to Do with It,” “How Will I Know”).

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A high energy tribute to the music of Garth Brooks featuring Drew Baloh, who has an uncanny resemblance to legendary country music icon Garth Brooks.

This production is a tribute to some of the greatest music produced in the 90ʼs country era.

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Ella Mae is drawn to the music of a bygone era. She evokes the zest and passion of concert legends. In the vein of the fabulous girl singers of the 20th century, Ella Mae Dixon’s backbone is the Great American Songbook, but her musical choices are not defined by genre – they are defined by her taste. Her natural knack for performance and her impressive vocal agility have garnered praise from top New York cabaret critics and audiences around the world.

By the time she turned 22, Ella Mae had already directed, designed, and produced 10 solo concerts. In March of 2023, at just 19 years old, Ella Mae made her New York City headlining debut to a sold-out crowd at Birdland Jazz Club. Since then, she has sold-out concert venues in New York and around the world.

Ella Mae’s debut album “Introducing Ella Mae Dixon” came out in October of 2025.

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Six Appeal began as many a cappella groups do: for fun.

On December 10th, 2006, six freshman choir nerds gathered in an empty classroom at Concordia College in Moorhead, Minnesota. Many of the members were already singing multiple hours each day for their coursework but were eager to apply their classical skills to a wider range of musical styles. These young students formed an ensemble of their very own with music they wrote themselves during late evenings when everyone else had gone home. As the group’s confidence and repertoire grew, they began performing across campus at talent shows, open mic nights, and yes, the girls’ dorms.

When the founding members graduated in 2010, Jordan, Michael and a few other members decided that the pursuit of music would be the more rewarding alternative to getting a “real job,” and together they chose Minneapolis as the new home base for the band. The group has changed members several times over the years. In 2019, the group took the opportunity to reinvent their sound and incorporated women’s voices into their lineup. With a wider vocal range, the group remodeled and expanded their repertoire, broadening the scope and scale of their performance.

Over the years, Six Appeal has traveled to nearly every state in the USA and traveled the globe on multiple international tours.

Six Appeal looks forward to what the future may hold for their unique brand of a cappella entertainment.

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The music of the Eagles has become the soundtrack for the 20th century and beyond. The Eagles have sold over 200 million records, including 5 number-one singles and six number one albums. Their Greatest Hits (1971 – 1975) is the top selling album of all time with over 42 million copies sold. They have won 6 Grammy Awards, 5 American Music Awards and were inducted into the Rock N Roll Hall of Fame in 1998, making the Eagles one of America’s biggest bands of all-time.

In October of 2006, national award-winning cover band Maggie Speaks was playing an acoustic show for a corporate event in Phoenix, Arizona when the crowd began calling for Eagles tunes. As they launched into “Take It Easy”, “Life In the Fast Lane” and “Hotel California”, the crowd went wild. Afterwards, the event producers approached the group with the idea of creating a full Eagles tribute concert for an event in April of 2007 in Cabo San Lucas. With just 6 months to prepare, Maggie Speaks set out to find the ultimate lineup of musicians and meticulously crafted a 2 hour note for note tribute, encapsulating all the guitar licks and soaring harmonies. The show was so well received that the band decided to remain active, performing at festivals, casinos, performing arts centers and corporate events throughout the country.

The show is a 2+ hour note for note tribute to the Eagles and the solo work of Don Henley, Glenn Frey and Joe Walsh. You will hear all of your favorite hits from “Take It Easy” to “Hotel California” with some surprises in between. One of These Nights does not simply play the music of the Eagles, they become the Eagles. Not to be missed One of These Nights will take you to Hotel California and back.

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