Kyle Lacy is a singer, songwriter, and bandleader blending rockabilly, blues, and soul with modern storytelling. Born in Atlanta and now based in New York City, he has released two studio albums — "The Road to Tomorrow" and "Pleasurecraft" — and serves as bandleader for the Grammy-nominated Harlem Gospel Travelers. Influenced by artists like Chuck Berry and Otis Redding, Kyle has toured nationally and brings a sound that honors rock ’n’ roll tradition.

Brimming with sizzle and sass, the Nashville Satin Dollz are the newest division of the international pin up darlings.  Handpicked in 2024 from Music City's community of talented artists, these southern sirens are setting stages on fire with their smooth harmonies and spunky personas.

The Nashville Satin Dollz are locked and loaded, delivering electrifying performances blending rockabilly, vintage western, and swing styles. Choose from a variety of show genres including 1940s WWII USO and Big Band Swing, 1950s Doo-Wop and Rockabilly, 40s, 50s, and 60s Tiki, Vintage Western and Big Band Holiday Swing. 

Erik Vaughn Klasa is a professional muralist and sign painter with more than 13 years of experience bringing walls to life through bold, vibrant design. A native New Yorker and proud Marine Corps veteran, Erik combines discipline, craftsmanship, and creativity in every project he takes on.

Over the past decade, he has traveled coast to coast, transforming buildings into striking works of art that tell stories and connect with their surroundings. Known for his strong work ethic and meticulous attention to detail, Erik approaches each piece with intention and passion. His work is driven by a desire to create meaningful visual experiences that leave a lasting impression on every audience.