Clark County, WA

T.C. King is a multi-instrument performing and recording artist, formerly of the National Band Kings Revenge. Originally a performer in the Los Angeles music scene, T.C. is now appearing in the PNW.

His music combines acoustic and electric guitar and vocals reminiscent of the Seattle sound. All of this is paired with percussive rhythms, looped in real time, to bring a fresh perspective to hits from the 70s,80s,90s and beyond.

T.C. has appeared with members of the groups Disturbed, LIT, Jane's Addiction, Bullet Boys and Iron Butterfly. Playing guitar for over 20 years and leading numerous bands throughout his tenure, he now performs as a Solo Loop Pedal Artist.

T.C. is the recipient of the VCMA's: Male Performer of the Year, Artist of the Year and Album of the Year. His work has appeared on local radio stations and in No Cover Magazine.

Tim Taylor Band performs live ’80s arena rock anthems alongside favorites from the ’70s, ’90s, and 2000s. Enjoy a night of rock ’n’ roll, with food and drinks available.

Growing up in Hawaii, music was not an option or choice - it was a way of life for Kaloku that grew into today's passion. Motivated by the desire to share the aloha spirit that was instilled in him as a Native Hawaiian, Kaloku incorporates that same spirit of joyful sharing of life energy in the present, into all of his music. For him, a successful performance draws people from different cultures, backgrounds and walks of life to come together and experience something as one.

To date, Kaloku has recorded 3 CD's which include both originals and song covers. His original songs are motivated by his love for his Hawaiian ancestry. Kaloku and the Krew is high energy Island Reggae/Contemporary/Rock/Funk/Jazz that draws the crowds with those smooth island jams that everyone loves!

Jean-Pierre Garau, a Nord Keyboard Artist, enjoys an active vocation playing the piano, keyboards and singing. He performs in ensembles with Concert Rock Violinist Aaron Meyer, Ellen Whyte, Al Perez, David Jacobs-Strain, Radio Stranger, Anne Weiss, in shows celebrating the music of Bonnie Raitt and George Harrison - and as a soloist.