The all-ages show, hosted at Woodland Lounge, featured Alex D. on guitar and Alex M. on piano playing a variety of their hits and telling stories of their adventures on the road to a full room of onlooking fans.

The all-ages event was held at Woodland Lounge and featured songs from their Christmas EP including the classic song Baby It’s Cold Outside with a nice twist.

He released a single called “What Are Words” on February 25, 2011, the day after his elimination from American Idol. He made it to the top 40 out of 327 contestants. The song is about his fiancée who suffered a brain injury as the result of a car accident on Oct 2, 2009.

You can find Chris’s music on iTunes.

Rob, an American Idol Season 10 reject, performed songs from his EP This is what Heartache Sounds Like with just his acoustic guitar to win over the hearts of the audience.

Check out Rob Bolin’s website and purchase his music.

We had the opportunity to work with Finger Eleven and were blown away with their show. Front man Scott Anderson, accompanied by bandmates James Black and Rick Jackett, entertained the audience at Duty’s Uptown by performing acoustic versions of their songs new and old alike at this MAJIC 95.1 VIP Experience.

We hung out with the band while they got up close and personal with the audience after their meet-and-greet autograph signing. These guys are as friendly and down-to-earth as their music is good, making for a great night of music and company.

Jackson, performing with an acoustic set with fellow bandmates, entertained the audience with selections from his newly released EP “Long Story Short”.

What a great performer and music. We look forward to hearing more!

You can find more information about Jackson Harris on his website: The Jackson Harris

Although she didn’t win American Idol, Kimberly went on to become an Entertainment Correspondent. After a few setbacks, Kimberly has released her debut album “Without Regret.” This Pop Rock album has the heavy guitar, raspy vocals, pop style music, and overall qualities of a Pop Rock singer Pink album.

You can check out her album and get more information about her on her website : Kimberly Caldwell

The main problem with most wireless microphones is that they use a technology called “companding”. In order for them to transmit the singer’s voice to the receiver with as little power as possible, they must first compress the audio and then decompress it when it reaches the receiver. A lot of the tonal qualities are lost in the process and the end result is less than desirable. The Line 6 XD-V70 microphones we use are digital. Therefore, they do not compress the signal and the result is corded-like sound. Full-range frequency response and wide dynamic range are just the tip of the iceberg.

Picking the right microphone for the singer is something to consider as well. Not all singers’ voices are the same, therefore we don’t use the same microphone for everyone. The XD-V70 is outfitted with digital models, or detailed sonic reproductions, based on* six top live-sound mics including a Shure® SM58®, a Shure® Beta 58A®, a Sennheiser® e 835 and more. With the touch of a button on the microphone shaft, you can select a model to fit your voice.

We’re happy with our choice to use Line 6′s XD-V70 microphones in our shows, we’re sure you will be as well.