Tracy Alan Moore & Rising Sun

Tracy Alan Moore and Rising Sun bring an element of authenticity that transcends the stereotype sometime associated with an Elvis tribute. Tracy’s good humor, outstanding musicianship and high-energy is complemented by his 100% Live Band, Rising Sun.

It is this live dynamic adds a level of spontaneity and audience interaction not easily captured by the common practice of singing along to pre-recorded tracks. Tracy and his band's turbo-charged performances have made them an annual favorite at fairs, festivals, and many other types of events across the nation.

The southern drawl in his voice isn’t an impersonation. Tracy is from the mid-south -Memphis, Tennessee in fact. Raised in Memphis, then later in Houston, TX, Tracy was brought up on a diet of Southern Gospel, Delta Blues, Country, R&B, and of course, Rock ‘n’ Roll. His mother, an accomplished concert pianist and soprano vocalist, helped him develop the gift of song and music, which have always been very important in his life, not to mention a pinnacle in his strikingly powerful voice.

The Machine - Hits of 70's, 80's, 90's, NOW

The Machine is a longtime favorite Seattle band playing top 40 Rock and Roll.

The Machine is a longtime favorite Seattle club band. Playing the bet PARTY music in the best clubs is what the band is all about. If they had a mission statement, that would be it!

When you come and see The Machine, you will only hear DANCEABLE, FUN, PARTY music, and you will have a great time!

The Wise Guys - Rat Pack to Rock

WISE GUYS…ONE-OF-A-KIND MUSIC EXPERIENCE featuring the "virtuoso talents" of Tony La Stella acclaimed the "Man with Four Voices." Joined by top musicians from around the world, Tony & his Wise Guys perform hits ranging from The Rat Pack to the Rolling Stones. Pleasing crowds of all ages, the Wise Guys appeal to every musical taste with Rock, Swing & Country selections.

Magic Bus - #1 Classic R&R band

Magic Bus is a Retro-Rock and Roll band based in Seattle, Washington. Formed by Lynn Sorensen in 1992, this band has traveled throughout North America for 16 years performing every kind of venue and event. From the first show at the Moose Lodge in Port Angeles, Washington, to the Major League Baseball All-Star Game in Cleveland, from stadiums to night clubs, to casinos to...a backyard Bar Mitzvah (they were seriously trying to impress the other kids), we’ve done it all!

As the years have come and gone, the Bus has become a fun project for some of the band members who are also internationally touring musicians. Lynn Sorensen, bass player/lead vocalist/violinist tours the world with Paul Rodgers. Jeff Kathan, drummer, also plays with Paul Rodgers. Lloyd DeBarr, guitar/vocals and Steve Hanna, guitar/keys/vocals, round out the group. Lynn and Jeff also play in a Seattle favorite, Spike and the Impalers, with members of the KZOK radio morning show as well as some other fun projects.

Dysfunksion - Party Dance music

Dysfunksion consists of:
Johnny Henderson - Johnny’s flamboyant stage presence and thumpin’ bass are a featured component of the dysFUNKsion formula.

Connie LaClair Henderson - Connie is your typical type A personality, but when she puts on her disco shoes, she's all about having fun!

Robert Charles - Robert has electrified audiences from the east coast to the Pacific Northwest. His blistering guitar solos affect listeners on a deeply emotional and personal level.

Olivia Stover - Though small in size, Olivia performs with the big personality and soulful vocals.

Jeff Lund - Jeff is quick to make playful winks at the screaming female fans and kick his chair out from under him just to spice things up.

Jeff Baxter - Jeff is not only an awesome vocalist, but he is quite the comedian and plays piano to boot! You gotta see this guy's dance moves!

Fritz Whitney - Born in New Orleans and raised in Seattle, Fritz has been fortunate to travel much of the world playing his horns! You will love watching the big dude get down!

Wade Reeves - According to his mother, from the time he was old enough to hold two spoons in his hands and sit in a high chair, Wade has been pounding out a rhythm.