Who’s Bad’s live performance is an unrivaled celebration of pop music’s one true King. Their power-packed performance of Michael Jackson’s expansive catalog has ignited crowds on every continent and can only be described as a jaw-dropping, musical must-see.
When all is said and done…There are people who work tirelessly to be singers and there are those that have been gifted with a voice and the ability to connect with people. Julia Neville has been blessed with both. Julia’s magnetic personality has been witnessed by thousands at shows across the United States. Those that came to see her were drawn back to see her again, those that have not seen Julia Neville are fans for life. Very approachable off stage Julia makes you feel like part of the Family and on stage presents one of the best Country Rock shows around.
Eclectic Acoustics is a dynamic acoustic duo from Pittsburgh, PA that plays an eclectic setlist of popular songs from the ‘70s through today's top hits.
One of the most common things that they hear from fans after a performance is “We Love Your Song Selection. It’s different from what other bands play.”.
Crush Bon Jovi Experience have been wowing audiences with their live stage show and authentic musical renditions of Bon Jovi’s greatest hits for the better part of a decade! Crush is led by front man and lead singer Doug Shepard, who strongly resembles Jon Bon Jovi captures not only Jon’s look but also his energetic showmanship!
“Country music singer-songwriter Dan Wallace uses life’s blessing and tribulations as a wellspring for his storytelling and those that the 38-year-old Buckeye State native has most recently experienced are poured out onto the five tracks on Wallace’s forthcoming EP, “I-65”.
Maybe you dig the Hustle, think the Twist is groovy, or gee willikers if that Charleston ain't just the bee's knees! No matter. Load all generations in the family wagon, and electric slide on out to the Fairgrounds where we dare you to dance like no one's watching (that's why we hired a photographer)! So pop 'n lock, cut a rug, jitterbug, do the worm, waltz, fox trot or tango. Just remember, families that conga together, stay longa together. The more you know....
The Crooked River Band melds classic rock and blues with a bit of soul. Lead singer Earle Rogoff is a veteran of many stages, and the newest members of CRB. He is backed by Craig Carpenter on rhythm guitar, Gene Stands on bass, banjo and harmnonica, and Mike Piskunoff on drums.
Fairmount Center for the Arts has four performance ensembles for dancers who wish to expand their performing skills and partake in additional performance opportunities for students whose passion is dance.
Our four ensembles include the Fairmount Dance Company, Fairmount Dance Company Jr., the Fairmount Hip Hop Crew, and the Spanish Dance Company.
Adam Calvert (born July 6th, 1992) grew up in a small town in Southeastern Ohio. At the age of twelve, he moved to Pigeon Forge, Tennessee where he made his start as an entertainer. Calvert graduated from the prestigious School for the Creative and Performing Arts (SCPA) in Cincinnati, Ohio as a Vocal and Piano Major. This resulted in him being featured on the hit MTV show "Taking The Stage" (season 2), which was nominated for a 'Teen Choice' award.
The Hobbs Sisters bring a killer combination of big voices, twin sister harmonies and high energy performance to the stage.
Now based out of Nashville, TN, they are originally from Pittsburgh, PA and have played numerous fairs and festivals in the PA, WV and OH region. They have opened for many national acts such as Charlie Daniels, Lady Antebellum, and Brett Eldredge. From their harmony-driven original songs to their unique interpretations of popular country covers, The Hobbs Sisters are making a name for themselves as singers, songwriters and entertainers.
