Brian Kirk & the Jirks perform rock, soul, pop, and disco hits that will shake your booty. Lead by Brian Kirk, who considers himself part musician, part singer and part comedian. Brian comes from a family of musicians- both his father and brother were band leaders. Along with Tyrone on the sax, Joel on the trombone, Tommy on the drums, Tom on the keys, and Anna and Delacey singing, Garret on trumpet, Greg on bass, David on guitar and Nerio on percussion, Brian Kirk and the Jirks will get any party started.

The New York City-based all-women Brazilian Samba Reggae drum line Fogo Azul (Blue Fire) was born at the intersection of founder and Buffalo, NY native, Stacy Kovacs’ passion for Samba Reggae, her deep respect for its cultural roots as a music of protest and resistance, her belief and activism in support of gender equality and her sense of civic duty in the current environment to publicly awaken and inspire people to resist oppression and exercise their power to uplift society - Loudly!

Frankie McNellis is a Filipino-American actress, singer, and dancer prodigy, who found her passion for performing at an early age.

McNellis is currently in production on the Netflix feature adaptation of Broadway’s “13: The Musical” as ‘Lucy.’ McNellis recently wrapped production with a leading role in Sony Pictures’ “Honey Girls,” a Build-A-Bear Entertainment’s live-action feature film based on the top-selling product line from Build-A-Bear Workshop. McNellis appears opposite Ashanti, Tessa Brooks, Aliya Mastin and Ava Grace. The film will release in fall of 2021. McNellis previously appeared on DreamWorks TV’s “Play Anything.” She also lent her voice to the “American Girl Doll” series, voicing the character ‘Aidy.’

A classically trained singer, McNellis has performed the national anthem at several professional sporting events for the Arizona Diamondbacks, Phoenix Suns, and the South Bay Lakers. Before moving to Los Angeles, McNellis was taking dance lessons and performing with the Actors Youth Theater in Arizona. Currently, she continues to build upon her talents by dancing with LA’s premiere commercial dance studio Millennium Dance Complex and studying under the care of Patrick Day at the Young Actors Space.

McNellis enjoys playing music into the early hours of the morning with her family and hopes to bring her darling Maltese, Elsa, onto set. She is devoted to improving her craft and hopes to one day be an inspiration for young girls aspiring to fulfill their dreams through hard work and persistence just as she did.

Grand Ole Opry member Mandy Barnett, one of Nashville’s enduring musical treasures who has showcased her mesmerizing voice on stages across the globe, started singing at five years-old. She has been singing since. Barnett’s style is rooted in the classic country and pop crooning of iconic singers and timeless sounds. She delves into a song with a keen interpretative sense, getting right down to its emotional core and rendering a powerhouse performance through her “pipes of steel” (Los Angeles Times). As one record executive put it, “Mandy Barnett is a song’s best friend.”

NYCGMC is comprised of more than 260 talented singers of various ages, backgrounds, and experiences. Together, we produce a vibrant sound and energy that audiences can feel and connect with. Through the power of this sound, and our spectacular performances, we are fearless champions for love, equality, and acceptance.

PS 150 is a high performing 3K-5th grade public school comprised of hard-working teachers, supportive families and dynamic students. Our community serves students from all five boroughs.

The Hit Squad is comprised of world-renowned musicians from some of your favorite bands. Playing famous hits, the Hit Squad includes Ricky Byrd from Joan Jett and the Blackhearts, Liberty DeVitto of Lords of 52nd Street and Stevie Nicks, Christine Ohlman from the SNL Band, Southside Johnny and Bon Jovi’s Jeff Kazee, Muddy Shews and The Asbury Jukes.