Russell Sledge began playing bass and drums in North Carolina and has since added tuba to his list of instruments. While attending East Carolina University, Mr. Sledge studied percussion with Harold Jones and Mark Ford, bass with Carroll Dashiell and played numerous concerts, musicals and shows, graduating on both bass and percussion.Continuing his musical studies at Howard University in Washington, DC, he quickly became a sought-after bass player with performances including concerts with the Washington Civic Symphony, recordings with university ensembles and other national artists, a tour to Hong Kong with the theater production of Dreamgirls and many small group engagements in and around the city while studying with the late Keter Betts, bassist with the late Ella Fitzgerald. Following a move to Houston, Texas, Mr. Sledge spent a year as assistant band director atTexas Southern University, performed with Ernie Watts, Gene Chandler, Sebastian Whittaker And The Creators and various engagements throughout the city. Returning once again to Washington DC, Mr. Sledge has performed with Al Grey, Winard Harper, Stephen Scott, Antonio Hart, Marcus Printup, the premier of Darrin Atwater's "Song in a Strange Land!: Spirituals for a New Generation," as well as various engagements in and around Washington, Maryland, Virginia, Delaware and New York.

Russell Sledge

A natural talent, BethAnne can play just about any instrument that you hand her, but it's her love of singing that keeps her actively performing in the studios and out on the stage! She most often performs for thousands annually, going nationwide with her own band performing an energetic blend of original country and rock music.

BethAnne Clayton

Jersey shore favorite Kristian Rex returns to entertain. Playing both guitar as well as keyboards, Kristian performs classic rock and often encourages audience participation. Stop in for a set or two. You never know what will happen!

Kristian Rex

Vance Villastrigo lives in the New York metropolitan area, and is one of the most in-demand singers in the city. He freely sings in the style of Frank Sinatra, Eddie Jefferson, Ray Charles, Billy Paul, Nat King Cole, and George Benson. His voice is heard commercially on a regular basis, and in addition has a style he can call his own. Villastrigo is a master of many different musical styles including jazz, swing, soul, and country. Villastrigo can perform arrangements from Sinatra, Count Basie, and Frank Foster to Ray Charles, and Billy Paul's, "Me and Mrs. Jones."