Phil McGarrah a highly noted singer/songwriter who entertains coast-to-coast with his band Runnin On Empty . To his credit, McGarrah has performed with many nationally know Artist and at many nationally renowned festivals, such as WeFest in Detroit Lakes, MN, Country Fest in Cadott, WI, and Country Fever in Pryor, OK and has been a repeated favorite at the Arkansas Cattlemen Trade Show and Convention and at the National Chuckwagon Championship Races in Clinton, AR. He has also made several TV appearances, including Gene Williams Country at Branson, MO, and has performed on world famous radio shows such as the world famous Ernest Tubb Midnight Jamboree Show on WSM Radio in Nashville, TN, and has been a featured guest on the nationally syndicated radio show Smokey The Bar, broadcast from the Great Smokey Mountains.

  J.W. Lance

J.W. Lance Grew up in the music capital of the south, his birthplace New Orleans, Louisiana known as the "Big Easy"

Hi music arrangements are unique and compliment his image as one of the top and "Up and coming" Country Western singers in the new millennium.  J.W. Lance also performs and tours with The Coasters , featuring Carl Gardner.

J.W. reaches the heart of  his listeners and maintains the "flavor of Country music with lots of Soul". Exclusively represented by On the Top Shelf Entertainment.      NOW TOURING.

BILL HALEY'S COMETS

Originally formed in the late 40s as Bill Haley and The Saddlemen, BILL HALEY and his COMETS burst onto the music scene in the early 1950's and was the first group of
musicians to bring rock and roll to the attention of the world. With Haley's signature split curl haircut and the band's matching dinner jackets and super energetic stage presence, many fans considered them to be as revolutionary in the 1950s as the Beatles and the Rolling Stones were in the 1960s. Rock around The Clock recorded in 1954 was featured in the smash teen movie "Blackboard Jungle" in 1955 catapulting the song to #1. Bill and his Comets themselves starred in two of the first ever movies about the rock music revolution titled "Rock Around The Clock" and "Don’t Knock The Rock". In the 1950s and 1960s, The Comets toured the world, performed for Queen Elizabeth II and were featured regularly on "Dick Clarks American Bandstand." BILL HALEY and his COMETS continued cranking out hit after hit for their fans including "Shake Rattle and Roll" "See Ya Later, Alligator" "Rip It Up" "Rock the Joint" and "Crazy Man Crazy". The Comets received a huge career resurgence in the 1970s when their music was featuring prominently in the movie "American Graffiti" and the hugely popular TV show "Happy Days".
In the 21st Century, BILL HALEY'S COMETS live performances feature the same high energy and raucous rockabilly sound the band has always been famous for. After Bill's passing in 1981 the band kept performing under the direction of Drummer John "Bam Bam" Lane, a Comet for 43 years. Bill Haley's Comets are now lead by long time Comet and lead vocalist Lenny Longo. According to Longo, their "mission is to keep the Comets music and tradition alive with an enthusiasm that would have made Bill very proud of the current Comets".
With fans from 1 to 100 BILL HALEYS COMETS continue to perform up to 100 shows a year at theatres, clubs, fairs and casinos all over the world for rock and roll fans of all ages. The response to their energetic live performances and hit packed live show is always fantastic, with standing ovations and screams for encore after encore.
Due to trademark settlements there are two groups that can legally use the Bill Haley's Comets name. Be sure to hire Bill Haley's Comets Featuring Lenny Longo or we will accept no responsibility for the quality of the show you end up.
Once again Please do not bother us if this happens we have nothing to do with the other group and are tired of getting calls and complaints from agents who have used them.

World Famous, Glenn Miller Orchestra, the most popular and sought after big band in the world today for both concert and swing dance engagements. With its unique jazz sound, the Glenn Miller Orchestra is considered to be one of the greatest bands of all time. The present Glenn Miller Orchestra was formed in 1956 and has been touring consistently since, playing an average of 300 live dates a year all around the world.

Brooks obtained his first guitar at age 7, won his first musical awards at age 9 from the Guild Institute of Music and went on to become a graduate of the prestigious New England Conservatory of Music, the first major Conservatory in the US  to offer a degree in Jazz Music.

During his years in Boston, Brooks studied with such luminaries as Charles Banacos,  Jaki Byard,  Robert Cogan, Jaki Byard, Hankus Netsky, Mick Goodrick, and MacArthur Award winner Ran Blake.  He also credits the many years of experience with his grandfather Cab Calloway as “a cornerstone” of his musical education.