Howie Gold is a name synonymous with musical versatility and exceptional talent.
As an accomplished keyboard artist and vocalist.
He has captivated audiences with his remarkable ability to traverse multiple musical genres like:
Big Band Era, 50’s, 60’s, Carribean, Sinatra, Broadway and International favorites.
His expertise spans the piano, organ, and synthesizer, showcasing his adaptability and passion for music.

Charles Hamilton is a remarkable talent within the vibrant jazz scene of Las Vegas, affectionately known as Sin City. Known for his smooth jazz performances and his Sinatra-style singing, Charles has captured the hearts of locals and tourists alike with his exceptional musical skills.
Charles’s music embodies the essence of smooth jazz, a genre that combines elements of jazz with soul and R&B. His performances are characterized by their relaxed tempo, melodic richness, and a certain sophistication that transports listeners to another era. Hamilton’s voice, reminiscent of Frank Sinatra, adds a nostalgic touch to his performances, making him a favorite among fans of classic jazz standards.

Playing and Singing the Hits from 1940’s through the 1990’s.
Cosmo has been coxing the most hypnotic music from his piano since he could walk. The son of a jazz pianist, his father’s influence can be felt in his unique style as can the Italian/Latin flavor of his grandfather’s guitar. His distinctive and exceptional voice rises above just the finely melodic and exposes the heart of a musician who is compelled to share what it means to be in love or broken hearted, strong or defeated, alive or on the precipice of despair. The listener is uniquely transported with Cosmo, and on an unforgettable journey with him through his one-of-a-kind vocal abilities and expressive piano.

Mark Giovi, originally from Trenton, New Jersey, began his musical journey at the age of seven, performing with his father’s band. Transitioning into rock and heavy metal, he became the lead singer for a prominent band in NYC, performing across New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania. In 1994, after moving to Los Angeles, Mark became a vocal coach and backup singer for Aaron Carter, later becoming his tour manager. Together, they toured with renowned acts like NSYNC, Britney Spears, and the Backstreet Boys, performing in large arenas worldwide.