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WINDS OF THOR will send you back in time to witness the greatest rock band of all time, Led Zeppelin.from the searing vocals of robert plant to the screaming guitar of jimmy page the masterful bass and keyboards of john paul jones to the thunderous drums of john bonham,WINDS OF THOR delivers. since 2005 WINDS OF THOR has played to capacity crowds delivering a performance unmatched by any other tribute capturing the true essence of Led Zeppelin at its finest

Whiskey River is a Central Ohio band that was originally formed in the early 1970's. It has gone through several personnel changes and is now ready to hit the road again. Please check out our website for more information.

Twist! is Cleveland's best Show / Special event dance band. Featuring a wide variety of great current dance music, Motown classics, and golden oldies. Brought to life by some of the finest musicians and singers in town! They'll keep the crowd cheering and the dance floor full all night long. Featuring Handy Wright and Lynn Jarrell on lead vocals, and backed up by Bill March on Bass and vocals, Gregg Sarley on lead guitar and vocals, Dave Urick on Keyboards and vocals, Charlie Simms on drums, Bill Poskarbiewics on Sax and Chris Scott on Trumpet; this group takes the show and stellar sound to a whole new level. But that's not all, Twist features an incredible " Classic All-star Soul Revue Show", with four amazing performers Glenn Nowden, James Price, Phil Coghill, join Handy Wright in singing your favorite Motown hits from bands such as The Temptations, The Four Tops, O Jay's, and Earth Wind and Fire. Whether it's funk, jazz, country, R&B, classic rock, 80's pop, or even big band, Twist will make your wedding, party, or special event one to remember for years to come!

Singing, performing and recording country music for almost twenty years has shaped Toby May into a performer all his own. Originally from north-central Florida, this southern native heard his beckoning at the tender age of 10, from country radio. The early ‘90s brought a whole new feeling to country music that was all new to the young man. The song was “Much Too Young (To Feel This Damn Old), and from that moment Toby began singing anything country. Mimicking and idolizing his musical hero, Garth Brooks that would eventually lead him to the stage show he performs today. In the late ‘80s, Toby’s parents divorced and in 1991, he moved with his mother to Ohio. Toby began performing in school talent contests and local festivals. His first taste of the spotlight was his 8th grade talent show. From that moment, all he wanted was to be heard and seen. He began honing his skills and networking with everyone he could. He sang solo gigs and backyard barbeques with a small karaoke machine, anywhere someone would listen. On the Christmas of 1994, he received his first instrument, a secondhand classical guitar, and a certificate for four guitar lessons. Toby learned quickly and in no time at all was out there playing gigs everywhere. Suddenly, larger venues were within reach, and local festivals were calling. He explored his musical adventures, but knew his real journey would begin after high school. In September 2001, just days before the tragic events of 911, Toby flew to Florida to perform in the Colgate Country Showdown at the world famous Twin Oaks Mansion Pavilion at Silver Springs National Park in Ocala. Though the contest proved to be unfruitful, the experience was monumental, as the days main event featured the likes of: Sons of the Desert and Leroy Parnell. In the latter part of September 2001, Toby made the move to Nashville, TN. He made the acquaintance of a well known song writer/producer, who would guide him through the ins and outs of the Nashville music scene. Playing the local clubs and famous venues of Broadway and Printer’s alley, Toby eventually recorded two songs before leaving Nashville, with his hopes of a record deal crushed, in the spring of 2002. Disappointed over the outcome of his Nashville experience, he went back to Florida to lick his wounds and rethink his future. In the fall of 2002, Toby returned to Ohio and formed the band Rough Country. Just a few guys getting together , it wasn’t much and didn’t last long. The group never made it out of the garage. But, he pursued his ambitions and joined a new band in central Ohio and was the front man for the next three years playing all over at Ohio fairs and festivals, private parties, and events. In 2007, Rough Country would resurface for Toby. He fronted the band through a few shows and even a fair, before the band dismembered in July of 2008. Through the years life had made it difficult for the now 28 year old performer. Struggles to maintain a band and book gigs proved to be a daunting task in rural Ohio. In many cases his vision often clashed with the vision of others, leaving Toby with thoughts of doubt and despair. 2008 would prove to be the most difficult year of all. On February 28th Toby would fall victim to a horrible farming accident, nearly losing his right arm after getting entangled in the auger of a salt spreader. It would take three surgeries and months of therapy before regaining use of his arm, still with considerable impairment. But, even with impairment, Toby was able to return to work and performing music as well, including his final performance with Rough Country at the local county fair. Life is funny and full of joy, despite the bad, in early august 2008, Toby became a father of a new baby boy, Austin Lane, and he would take the next six months off from music to adjust to his new family and prepare for 2009. In the spring of 2009, Toby again hit the studio and emerge with his first full original 10 song album. He is currently building a new entertainment company and booking dates for 2009 and 2010. Toby resides in the hills of central Ohio with his fiancée Tina, and his children Jasmine, Tyler, and Austin. The future looks bright for Toby May

The band was founded by Rene Flores and Tina Flores Oglesbee. Individually, every member of Tina y Los Downboys has been involved in music for most of their lives;however, it wasn't until May of 2007 that they decided to bring their talents together to form the group. Because each of the members' individual experiences, they were each able to bring something different to Tina y Los Downboys. Music has been such a major role in the lives of all the band members and this becomes apparent in the music. They each have such a passion for music that it radiates from the speakers each and every time they play. Their influences are their families. Tina, Rene, and Adam's fathers were part of the group Los Flores. Their fathers played music their whole lives and jammed in the tri-state area from the sixties to the early eighties. Thankfully, this greatly influenced their children to play Tejano/TexMex Music....

The band was founded by Rene Flores and Tina Flores Oglesbee. Individually, every member of Tina y Los Downboys has been involved in music for most of their lives;however, it wasn't until May of 2007 that they decided to bring their talents together to form the group. Because each of the members' individual experiences, they were each able to bring something different to Tina y Los Downboys. Music has been such a major role in the lives of all the band members and this becomes apparent in the music. They each have such a passion for music that it radiates from the speakers each and every time they play. Their influences are their families. Tina, Rene, and Adam's fathers were part of the group Los Flores. Their fathers played music their whole lives and jammed in the tri-state area from the sixties to the early eighties. Thankfully, this greatly influenced their children to play Tejano/TexMex Music....