Tom Cotter
Comedian Tom Cotter has taken the comedy scene by storm since finishing as runner-up and becoming the Breakout Star from Season 7’s "America's Got Talent." He lost to a dog act, but don’t hold that against him; Tom was the first comedian ever to be a finalist on the show and was the highest finishing human being on the show that year.

In August 2013, AGT asked Tom back to perform as a special guest star (along with Train) and then again to host “The Season 8 AGT Snapple Viewing Party.” In January 2019 Tom was again invited back to the AGT stage - this time to perform against the best of the best AGT performers from other years and around the world in “America’s Got Talent: The Champions.” In one the most talked about sets of the entire competition, Tom received a STANDING OVATION from the adoring crowd.

Tom's had numerous prestigious television and radio credits. You can find him headlining all of America's most famous comedy venues from Alaska to China. Tom is also a regular on Fox News Channel and co-starred on an episode of CBS’ “The Good Wife.” Tom came out with his first book, “Bad Dad: A Guide to Pitiful Parenting” in February 2016. It is a collection of jokes, gags, one-liners and pithy bad advice for fed-up parents everywhere. Whether it be comedy, voice-overs, or acting, Tom Cotter gives it everything he's got.

Tim Conniff
An open mic night at a club in Doylestown turned out to be the experience that started Tim Conniff down the professional comedic road. That night, Tim experienced what he calls an “I can do that” moment. For him, comedy isn’t about the pay or applause. Rather, he says he is “an advocate for personal growth and embracing new experiences.” He encourages his audience to seek new challenges and to discover their own ‘I can do that’ moment,” which makes him just as much of a motivational speaker as a comedian.

Credit: Sellersville Theater promotion

Band members:
Robin Pecknold – lead vocals, guitar
Skyler Skjelset – guitar, mandolin, backing vocals
Casey Wescott – keyboards, mandolin, backing vocals
Christian Wargo – bass guitar, guitar, backing vocals
Morgan Henderson – upright bass, guitar, woodwind, violin, percussion
Josh Tillman – drums, percussion, backing vocals (later known as Father John Misty)

Billy Joel’s residency continued for his record-breaking 34th consecutive show at the Garden. This show was rescheduled from its original date of September 30th. Billy thanked the audience for their understanding and apologized for any inconvenience the rescheduling may have caused.

During the 25-song set Billy and band broke into a rendition of Bruce Springsteen’s “Born To Run,” before stopping to explain that he’d built a custom motorcycle for Bruce a few years back and had heard that the bike broke down over Veteran’s Day in Freehold, NJ. Billy called the Boss and asked, “Was that the bike I built for you?” It was. Joel apologized, and Springsteen, who was rescued by a biker gang that took him for a beer, shrugged it off with “no worries.” Joel told the crowd, “No good deed goes unpunished.”

It was a fantastic crowd for a Monday and Billy concluded the set with “Piano Man” — see the set list — and returned for his encores clutching a New York Emmy Award received backstage for “Billy Joel-Home At the Garden,” for Best Entertainment/Special.

He proudly placed the gold trophy on his piano, without any hoopla, and launched into “We Didn’t Start The Fire.” Hats off to Steve Cohen and Marc Forest for making a great show for the MSG Network. “Home At the Garden 2” is currently in production.

“The greatest arena engagement of all time” continues with the next show sold out for November 30th. Tickets for January 11, 2017 and February 22, 2017 are on sale now, with Billy committed to playing additional shows as long as there is demand. See you at the Garden.

Credit: Billy Joel website: https://www.billyjoel.com/event/...

Billy Joel’s residency continued for his record-breaking 34th consecutive show at the Garden. This show was rescheduled from its original date of September 30th. Billy thanked the audience for their understanding and apologized for any inconvenience the rescheduling may have caused.

During the 25-song set Billy and band broke into a rendition of Bruce Springsteen’s “Born To Run,” before stopping to explain that he’d built a custom motorcycle for Bruce a few years back and had heard that the bike broke down over Veteran’s Day in Freehold, NJ. Billy called the Boss and asked, “Was that the bike I built for you?” It was. Joel apologized, and Springsteen, who was rescued by a biker gang that took him for a beer, shrugged it off with “no worries.” Joel told the crowd, “No good deed goes unpunished.”

It was a fantastic crowd for a Monday and Billy concluded the set with “Piano Man” — see the set list — and returned for his encores clutching a New York Emmy Award received backstage for “Billy Joel-Home At the Garden,” for Best Entertainment/Special.

He proudly placed the gold trophy on his piano, without any hoopla, and launched into “We Didn’t Start The Fire.” Hats off to Steve Cohen and Marc Forest for making a great show for the MSG Network. “Home At the Garden 2” is currently in production.

“The greatest arena engagement of all time” continues with the next show sold out for November 30th. Tickets for January 11, 2017 and February 22, 2017 are on sale now, with Billy committed to playing additional shows as long as there is demand. See you at the Garden.

Credit: Billy Joel website
https://www.billyjoel.com/event/...