Soundboard scholars are international pianists with a focus on standard repertoire. Soundboard is led by faculty mentors Matti Raekaillo and Peter Dugan as they stretch these classically trained musicians’ boundaries to include jazz, funk, and more.

Resonance scholars are at the intersection of the pristine technical training of classical musicians and cross-genre fluidity, resulting in an indescribable musical experience. Resonance features faculty mentors Pianist Peter Dugan and members of the GRAMMY-winning trio Time for Three – Nicolas Kendall, Charles Yang, and Ranaan Meyer.

The Blue Sky Dogs capture the spirit of the Allman Brothers Band with authentic, high-energy Southern blues-rock. Led by guitarist Tom Kiefaber – who grew up in Wabash and whose father played with Dickey Betts in the ’60s – the band honors the legacy of Duane and Gregg Allman in every note. Their soulful, uplifting performances bring classic Allman Brothers Band hits to life, including “Ramblin’ Man,” “Whipping Post,” “Midnight Rider,” and more.

After nearly three decades, eleven albums, and thousands of shows worldwide, Skillet returns louder, harder, and more rebellious than ever. The multiplatinum, two-time GRAMMY-nominated hard rock quartet, featuring band members John Cooper, Korey Cooper, Jen Ledger, and Seth Morrison, is known for anthems like “Monster,” “Hero,” “Awake and Alive,” and “Feel Invincible.” With electrifying riffs and powerful lyrics, Skillet proves its unstoppable legacy, inviting fans to sing alongside them.

A Man Named Cash is the premier tribute to the music and lives of Johnny Cash and June Carter Cash. Featuring Eric Hofmanis, the only vocalist chosen by The Johnny Cash Estate to lead a concert experience tour celebrating Cash’s legacy, and Megan Houde as June Carter, the show brings nearly 50 years of Cash’s legendary music to life, performing timeless songs like “I Walk The Line,” “Folsom Prison Blues,” “Ring of Fire,” “Man in Black,” and “Hurt.”

Don’t miss this outrageous concert experience featuring your favorite artists from the 60s and 70s: The Association, The Troggs, Chicago lead singer (1985–2016) Jason Scheff, Gary Puckett, The Fortunes, Ron Dante from The Archies and The Turtles, The Vogues, and The Cowsills. Their hits include “Happy Together,” “Sugar, Sugar,” “Wild Thing,” “Cherish,” “Young Girl,” and many more!

Mitchell Tenpenny has captured fans everywhere with his husky voice, memorable hooks, and honest storytelling. With multiple No. 1 hits, including “Drunk Me,” “Truth About You,” and “At The End of a Bar,” and over 2.1 billion global streams, he’s established himself as a major force in country music. He continues to evolve his sound with recent albums like The 3rd, inviting listeners into his personal stories and musical journey.

From a childhood fascination with a simple tarot deck to stages around the world, Peter Antoniou has built a career on turning the impossible into unforgettable theatre. Guided by his fortune-telling aunt, he honed his mind-reading skills with the childhood goal of being recruited by the X-Men. Over the last 18 years, he has toured internationally for sold-out crowds. His performances blend razor-sharp comedy, audience connection, and moments that feel like an episode of The Twilight Zone.

The beloved indie classic “Napoleon Dynamite” was released 20 years ago. Appealing to the inner-teenager in everyone, the story, and more importantly, the dialogue, make “Napoleon Dynamite” one of the most quoted movies of all time. This unique evening includes a full screening of the movie followed by an interactive experience with fan-favorite cast members: Jon Heder (Napoleon Dynamite), Jon Gries (Uncle Rico), and Efren Ramirez (Pedro). The live show is a blend of Q&A, comedy improv, game show, and party, with plenty of audience participation.