This family band made up of four brothers and a sister-in-law is one of the most versatile country-rock bands in the country. They have pleased crowds across the country with their blend of music from almost all genres. The father of these talented musicians has been inducted into the Old Time Country Music Hall of Fame so the brothers have strong country roots and include roots music in their shows but having grown up during the great rock era they also play classic rock like you want to hear it. Hold on! That's not all. You want to hear Frank Sinatra or Nat King Cole music. They got you covered. Would you like to see a tribute to the music of "O Brother Where Art Thou" or a tribute to "ZZ Top" then search no further. You want ot hear great brothers harmony, this is it. Literally this is one of the most exciting bands you will ever see or hear.

Christian singing group booking for the next 2 years. Gospel sounds duet is a full time national touring Christian singing, evangelistic team. We book 7 days a week on the east coast. We do 150 programs a year in churches, salvation armies, arenas, Christian venues. We travel on a (((DONATION))) basis, food, lodging. Our music is a mix of God's word, testimony, audience participation, traditional country, southern gospel, contemporary praise and worship. We book 1 year in advance. Call today.

Kellie Lynne was born and raised in Lower Burrell, located northeast of Pittsburgh on the Allegheny River that rolls through the scenic wooded hills of Southwestern Pennsylvania. Kellie Lynne's music has been inspired by its blue collared working class people. Kellie has been influenced by many country music artists including Patsy Cline, Reba McIntire, Faith Hill, Shania Twain and Martina McBride. Performing on stage since age seven, Kellie credits a second grade talent show with pointing the way to her current career path. That was her first big breakout performance, singing I Will Always Love You, made popular by country music icon Dolly Parton. As Kellie grew musically throughout her early school years, she also became interested in stage performance and soon was actively involved singing, acting and dancing in high school and public theaters. The summer before her senior year Kellie and her family made the tracked to Atlanta, GA, where Kellie auditioned for American Idol. Kellie also has television and film experience. One of her many memorable experiences included traveling to Baltimore, MD., and being filmed as a featured extra on the Warner Brothers television series, Young Americans, She has also been featured in several television commercials. During her senior year, Kellie recorded her first demo with Pittsburgh Producer, Songwriter Bob Corbin from the Corbin and Hanner Duo. After graduating high school, Kellie went on to pursue musical theater at the Indiana University of Pennsylvania, where she was on the Dean's list. Kellie's first love is singing, and so she called home from college one evening to talk to her parents about leaving school to pursue her dream as a music artist. In pursuit of her dream, Kellie Lynne headed for Nashville TN. Kellie recorded her second demo at Evergreen Studio on Music Row, produced by Dennis Money. While in Nashville, Kellie sang at the world famous Tootsie's Orchid Lounge. In the spring of 2004 Kellie decided to form a band in Pittsburgh to backup her vocal talents. In October 2004, After months of dedicated rehearsals of her music, Kellie and the band made a trip to Nashville to perform in front of several record executives at the Gibson Showcase which has opened many doors for her in the music industry.. Kellie loves performing live on stage, she can feel the emotions from the audience and she feeds off of there energy. 'Kellie' was excited to have the opportunity to audition in front of Vanessa Brown-Rogers, Manager and Director of the historic Apollo Theater in New York City. Kellie Lynne was thrilled and honored to be chosen to perform on the internationally acclaimed television program, Showtime at the Apollo. The show was taped with host, comedian Sinbad, and then broadcast nationally on UPN television in the fall of 2005. Kellie was also honored when meeting the producer of the show, Suzanne de Pass', former Motown Record Executive Assistant to the great Barry Gordy and present owner of de Pass' Entertainment, Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles, CA. Kellie has been traveling throughout the tri state area with her band, performing at clubs, bars, fairs, hotels and volunteer fire departments; just about anywhere she has the opportunity to meet new fans. You never know where you might find Kellie Lynne performing on any given evening! Kellie Lynne is preparing to return to the recording studio in the fall of 2006.

Formed in 1999, Blind Date is a four-piece band from southwestern Pennsylvania. This versatile group offers an extensive repertoire of country, southern rock & classic rock as well as countless years of combined musical experience locally, regionally and nationally. The group's debut CD, "Restless" was released in 2004. Blind Date's music, reminiscent of Steve Earle, Dwight Yoakam and the Rolling Stones crosses, merges and blurs musical boundaries, making it uniquely their own. The group regularly performs at area clubs and taverns as well as wedding receptions, festivals and private parties.

Jerry began his musical pursuits in the late 70's as the bass guitar player for the rock band Ozone that he and his friends Chris Kane and Dan Herman formed as juniors in high school. From that beginning he played with various bands, mostly in the Heavy Metal genre -believe it or not! Though he played in heavy metal bands, Jerry was always country at heart. "I always loved country music", says Jerry. I enjoyed it as I was growing up when my mom and dad played it on the radio. I never told any of my friends that I listened to country because it would have 'ruined' my image as a 'rock star'". He continued, "I did some pretty wild things back then. I wore spandex pants, spiked arm bands, hand cuff belt, etc. I even shot flames out the end of my guitar for some awesome effects".
Jerry's first performance on a country stage came in 1988 at the True Value Country Music Showdown at the Tussey Mountain Ski Resort. Though he had never performed country music in public prior to the show, he placed 3rd in the competition! After the show he was approached by one of the judges, who happened to be a representative from MCA/Nashville records. Jerry was asked to develop some original songs and submit them to MCA for review. Though the opportunity was intriguing, he never pursued it. "I'll never forget the feeling I had when the judge approached me after the show", stated Jerry. "To say I was excited would be an understatement". When asked what happened Jerry explained "I guess it was just timing. I didn't have any contacts in the song writing industry, and I hadn't wrote any of my own songs. As time went on, life just kind of took over and I had to focus on making a living".
Although Jerry was inactive as a performer for the next few years, he never lost his love for music. "I met a musician from State College, Pa. named Tommy Wareham. He turned out to be one of my greatest friends and supporters. He inspired and encouraged me back into music". In October of 2000, Jerry videoed three country songs for the Fast Track To Fame and Sonic Records nationwide talent search competition. He was chosen "most marketable" by the Sonic Records label and offered a professional recording and promotion package. In September of 2001, Jerry made the trip to Winston-Salem, North Carolina and recorded the song "I Wonder If She Thinks Of Me". After the release of the song to radio, Jerry's first recording actually rose to #48 on the nationwide Indie (independent artist) chart! It stayed on the chart for 5 months! "I was so excited about the success of my first release!", Jerry said. "To have a song played on national radio was great, but to have it climb the charts because people wanted to hear it was a dream come true!". Since that initial success, Jerry traveled to Nashville in 2004 after signing with A.M.I. Records and recorded two songs 'It's A Good Thing' and 'If Only'. On January 23, 2006, 'It's A Good Thing' was released on the Lone Pine Records label to over 600 radio stations in the United States, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, and various parts of Europe. 2006 will find Jerry in Nashville once again to record his first full-length CD. He has teamed up with songwriter/producer Tom Paden (Paden Place Music). Jerry comments 'I'm very fired-up about working with Tom. He's a seasoned veteran in the music industry in Nashville, not only as a quality songwriter, but with the skills of a great producer, to help me bring quality music to my fans!'.
Jerry's music career appears to be on an upswing, and with influences like George Strait, Merle Haggard, Steve Wariner, Tracy Byrd, and Brad Paisley, it seems he's now deeply rooted in country music. He formed his current touring band, North Country, in 2005 and played some great venues including the Clearfield County Fair, Relay For Life and Children's Miracle Network benefit shows, and a variety of other concerts. Jerry also became very popular in Canada in 2005, as well as overseas in Australia, New Zealand, and Belgium. He has opened for such acts as the Marshall Tucker Band and Neal McCoy, and is looking forward to hitting the road in 2006, and meeting lots of new people. "I really feel this is the year to make some big things happen", Jerry said. The thing I love the most is meeting new people. I never miss a chance to honor our military veterans. I also enjoy talking with the children at my shows and try to influence them to dream big and not be afraid to chase those dreams!". We're sure you'll be hearing more from Jerry very soon..........