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SHEENA EASTON, whose career has spanned four decades, was born in Bellshill, Scotland, the youngest of six children. She is the proud mother of two children of her own, Jake and Skylar. Her recording career has included Gold and Platinum albums in the United States, Europe and Asia.

SHEENA has sold over 20 million records worldwide. She has received two Grammys, and was the first – and still only – artist to have top five records on five major Billboard charts. In addition to her recording success, SHEENA is a top concert attraction around the world.

SHEENA also has a list of notable acting credits including a five-episode appearance on Miami Vice, a co-starring role opposite Stacy Keach in a John Carpenter-directed trilogy for Showtime titled “Body Bags,” as a guest star in the syndicated cult series “The Highlander,” and a starring role in UPN’s “Ghost Stories.” Other appearances have included guest roles on “Brisco County” and “Tech Wars,” as well as a starring role in Showtime’s “Outer Limits.”

SHEENA also appeared as a regular on the 2005 PAX TV show “Young Blades.” During 2004, Sheena and Brian McKnight hosted a talk show originating in Las Vegas – she especially enjoyed this genre of performance.

On Broadway, SHEENA starred as Aldonza/Dulcinea in “Man of La Mancha” opposite the late Raul Julia’s “Don Quixote.” Throughout its yearlong run, the play remained one of the top five grossing hits at the box office. She also starred on Broadway as Rizzo in the hit musical “Grease.” The 2017 season saw SHEENA’S return to the UK as she starred as Dorothy Brock in “42nd Street” at the Theatre Royal in London’s West End.

SHEENA has been busy with frequent appearances in Las Vegas where she has been a major attraction for the last two decades, and she was recently inducted into the Las Vegas Hall Of Fame.

Seen in venues not only nationally but internationally, SHEENA continues to perform her hits and fan favorites. She is most at home working with her band, but has expanded her love of the concert stage as a guest vocalist in various programs with symphonies across the nation. This allows her to blend her romance with various styles of music – American standards, pop and Broadway.

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Prepare to be transported back to the vibrant 1970s as New York City’s premier ABBA tribute band, Mamma Mania! brings the classic hits of one of pop music’s most iconic groups to life. With their dazzling costumes, flawless harmonies, and captivating stage presence, this tribute captures the essence of ABBA’s unforgettable sound.

From “Dancing Queen” to “Mamma Mia,” fans will enjoy a night filled with nostalgia from a stellar cast of musicians! Performers include current or former touring members of: Mamma Mia – Official North American Tour, Marc Martel’s Queen Extravaganza, INXS, Britney Spears, Rob Thomas, The Weeknd and many more! Mamma Mania! pays homage to ABBA’s legacy, celebrating the timeless melodies and uplifting lyrics that have charmed listeners for generations.

Join us for an evening of music that showcases not only the incredible songs but also the joyful spirit of ABBA. Whether you’re a lifelong fan or new to their music, this tribute promises to be an unforgettable experience filled with energy, enthusiasm, and plenty of dancing. Don’t miss your chance to be part of this extraordinary celebration of ABBA from some of New York’s finest!!

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Get ready for an adrenaline-charged evening as Bryce Mills returns to the ring. Experience the intensity, the roar of the crowd, and every punch thrown in this unforgettable fight night by Rising Star Promotions.

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It is a little-known fact that most Amish practice a tradition similar to the Christian “Confirmation” and Jewish “Bar Mitzvah” called “Rumspringa” (literal translation: “running around”) in which Amish children at the age of 16 have an opportunity to live free of the strict Amish code of conduct before deciding if they want to come back and be baptized into the Amish church.

Surprisingly, virtually all of the youths return.
But sometimes they don’t.

Four out of the original six members of The Amish Outlaws were born and raised in Lancaster, PA and had a strict Amish upbringing. No electricity from land lines, no alcohol, no musical instruments, but their spirits were too wild for the Amish lifestyle. Once they trampled in the Devil’s Playground, there was no turning back. In the years since Rumspringa, the members of the Amish Outlaws have become very well acclimated to the pleasures and vices of the modern world… music, most of all. Hip hop, rock, country, metal, disco, opera. There is no genre they do not touch upon.

Thus, with a bold lust for life and a fire for music and performance that can only come from 16 years of repression, The Amish Outlaws were unleashed upon the world.

Learn more at https://amishoutlaws.com/

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“Let’s Get It On” is a celebration concert featuring the music of the late, great Marvin Gaye and other Motown artists. The act features Grammy Award-winning songwriter and artist Jackie’s Boy.

The show is amazing—featuring all the colossal Marvin Gaye hits and other Motown legends. There’s no sitting down at this concert; everyone sings and dances at a “Let’s Get It On” show.

Jackie’s Boy Bio:
This Grammy Award-winning songwriter has written, sung, and performed for countless audiences, touching the hearts of many and paving the way for his musical success. Jackie’s Boy has proven that his talents ensure hits and are highly sought after, bringing both success and a Savannah southern flair to every project he works on.

As a songwriter, Jackie’s Boy’s credits include:
Flo Rida – “Sugar” (Billboard Hot 100: #5)
Madonna ft. David Guetta – “Revolver (Remix)” (Grammy Award for Best Remixed Recording, Non-Classical)
Chris Brown – Graffiti
Mann – “Buzzin” (Billboard Heatseekers Songs: #1)
Sean Kingston ft. Justin Bieber – “Eenie Meenie” (Billboard Hot 100: #15)
Johnny Gill ft. New Edition – “This One’s for Me and You” (#1 R&B Billboard Charts, 2016)
Charlie Wilson – “I’m Blessed” (#1 R&B Billboard Charts, 2017)

Come and celebrate the music of Marvin Gaye and Motown at “Let’s Get It On”—one more time!

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John Michael Montgomery has turned an uncanny ability to relate to fans into one of country music’s most storied careers. Behind the string of hit records, the roomful of awards and the critical and fan accolades that have defined his phenomenal success lies a connection that goes beyond his undeniable talent and his proven knack for picking hits. Since the days when “Life’s A Dance” turned him from an unknown artist into a national star, John Michael’s rich baritone has carried that most important of assets–believability. Few artists in any genre sing with more heart than this handsome Kentucky-born artist.

It is readily apparent in love songs that have helped set the standard for a generation. Songs like “I Swear,” “I Love the Way You Love Me” and “I Can Love You Like That” still resonate across the landscape–pop icon and country newcomer Jessica Simpson cited “I Love The Way You Love Me” as an influence in a recent interview. It is apparent in the 2004 hit “Letters From Home,” one of the most moving tributes to the connection between soldiers and their families ever recorded, and in “The Little Girl,” a tale of redemption that plumbs both the harrowing and the uplifting. It is apparent even in the pure fun that has always found its way into John Michael’s repertoire–songs like “Be My Baby Tonight” and “Sold (The Grundy County Auction Incident),” where John Michael’s vocal earnestness takes musical whimsy to another level.

The hits followed steadily, with songs like “Rope The Moon,” “If You’ve Got Love,” “No Man’s Land,” “Cowboy Love,” “As Long As I Live,” “Friends” and “How Was I To Know” establishing him as one of the elite acts of the era. He received the CMA Horizon award and was named the ACM’s Top New Vocalist, setting off a long series of awards that included the CMA’s Single and Song of the Year, Billboard’s Top Country Artist, and a Grammy nomination. Heavy touring meant he kept the close touch with fans he had begun in the clubs back home.

“You get to know your fans and what they like more and more through the years,” he says, “and you kind of gravitate towards one another.” Indeed, he has always had an extraordinarily close relationship with his fans, and they have stayed with him through good and bad times.

Asked what he thinks gave him the edge in a career that calls millions but gives stardom to just a few, he pauses, then thinks back to the legacy of his parents. “I reckon it was good genes and good blood,” he says with a smile. Few who know the depth and breadth of his own growing legacy would disagree.

A lot of talented children have probably been asked by their parents to entertain family and friends—maybe in the living room, maybe by singing a little or playing an instrument. No big deal, and a good way to get used to performing for others. But when Jason Bonham was a small child and was called upon to entertain, the family friends he played his drums for could be anyone from Jimmy Page to some of the guys from the group Bad Company. That’s what happens when your father is drummer John Bonham, one of the original members of the legendary rock band Led Zeppelin.

At only five years old, Jason could play the drums—at least a scaled-down set—with skill. By the time he was 17, he was a member of the band Air Race. The group signed a record contract with Atlantic Records, recorded one album, and opened for big names like Queen, Meat Loaf, Ted Nugent, and AC/DC. John Bonham died in 1980, but Jason, who has marked a few places in music history himself, has stepped in from time to time to help keep his father’s memory alive.

In 1988, Jason took his father’s spot in the televised, first-ever Led Zeppelin reunion at the Atlantic Records 40th Anniversary concert, which included Robert Plant, Jimmy Page, and John Paul Jones. Later that year, he went on tour with Page and recorded the album Outrider with him.

By 1989, he completed the album The Disregard of Timekeeping with his new band, Bonham. One of the tracks from this first effort, “Wait for You,” earned him a gold record. By 1992, with partners like Canadian vocalist Daniel MacMaster, guitarist Ian Hatton, and bassist/keyboardist John Smithson, Bonham finished another album: Mad Hatter.

In 1993, Jason teamed up with greats like Paul Rodgers, Slash, David Gilmour, Jeff Beck, and others to work on a Tribute to Muddy Waters album. The record’s success brought a Grammy Award nomination. A year later, Jason, along with Rodgers and Slash, appeared at the memorable Woodstock II. That same year, he recorded a new album, Peace 4 Me, with his group now known as Motherland, featuring Marti Frederiksen on vocals.

In May 1990, Jason married Jan Charteris in Stone, Kidderminster, in a wedding reception that included a jam session with Jimmy Page, Robert Plant, and John Paul Jones. Jason represented his father when Led Zeppelin was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in January 1995, with his sister Zoe by his side. He soon put together another solo project, culminating in In the Name of My Father – The Zepset, a CD featuring the songs of Led Zeppelin. Proceeds from the album went to charity. The album was followed by When You See the Sun.

The Healing Sixes soon caught his attention, and he decided to tour and record with the Indiana-based band from 1999 to 2003. In 2001, Jason appeared in the film Rock Star, which starred Mark Wahlberg. The band in the movie, Steel Dragon, recorded the songs featured in the film and on the soundtrack.

Following an album with Debbie Bonham, the younger sister of John Bonham, Jason was invited to drum for the hard rock group UFO. In 2006, he also recorded with Joe Bonamassa.

Jason starred alongside Ted Nugent, Evan Seinfeld (Biohazard), Sebastian Bach (Skid Row), and Scott Ian (Anthrax) on the VH1 reality TV show SuperGroup in May 2006. The musicians formed a band called Damnocracy for the show, during which they lived in a mansion in Las Vegas for twelve days and created music. Most recently, Jason has performed and recorded with Foreigner.

On December 10, 2007, Jason played drums in the most anticipated concert of all time—the Led Zeppelin reunion at London’s O2 Arena with surviving members Jimmy Page, John Paul Jones, and Robert Plant.