Category: Musicians

Don McBroom

One of Atlanta’s most versatile musicians and entertainers, Don McBroom is an established, long-time fixture of the area’s music scene. His extensive career includes onstage appearances and performances with members of such recording artists as .38 Special, Mother’s Finest, Blackfoot, The Georgia Satellites, Roger McGuinn and many others. Additionally, Don has played locally with bands such as The Heat, Citizen Cain, Starshower, and The Crush, and he is also a classically-trained pipe organist. With a wealth of musical experience, McBroom has honed his talents in vocals, keyboard technique, guitar stylings, and state-of-the-art computer programming. Don’s skill and flexibility allow for a well-rounded, tailored approach to perfectly suit your musical requirements. These elements – combined with his personality, humor, and stage presence – are what makes Don McBroom one of the best entertainers in the Southeast!

Kenneth Lambert

Lambert’s passion for the violin started just before his 3rd birthday when he first picked up the family fiddle. Ever since, he’s barely set it down. Raised in a small town north of Sonoma County, California, Lambert was heavily influenced by his musical family. He quickly developed his passion for playing and became active in the local music scene, playing with local artists and developing his own distinctive style. Lambert’s musical skill as a symphonic violinist is known throughout the region and he performs regularly with the Atlanta Symphony and Savannah Philharmonic. He is also in demand as performer and studio musician in popular and commercial arenas. He enjoys touring , including with some of his favorite rock, country, and bluegrass bands. Kenny has shared the stage with Yo Yo Ma, Joshua Bell, Robin Thicke, Marc Anthony, Wynonna Judd, The Whiskey Gentry and Casting Crowns. He as also recorded and performed on several film and television projects including “The Originals,” “Sleepy Hollow,” and “Stranger Things.” He has performed in all major venues in Atlanta and most major U.S. city arenas. In 2012, Lambert won the Georgia State Championship fiddle contest and was crowned the Georgia Mountain Fiddle King.

Michelle Winters

Michelle Winters is currently a student at Georgia State University earning her degree in violin performance. Not only is she an accomplished classical violinist, she is also an electric violinist and can play music anywhere from rock to EDM. Winter’s commitment to providing excellent music can be heard all the way from local churches and restaurants to Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, where she was featured in the Atlanta Journal Constitution for soothing stressed travelers. She can also be seen and heard in various television and movie mediums, such as local news stations and the film, “Pitch Perfect 3”.

Frank Houston

Composer, multi-instrumentalist and vocalist, Frank Houston has gained experience in all major genres of American music, including jazz, pop, country, R&B, rock, gospel and hip-hop. In his developing career, he has been fortunate to work with international award-winning acts, including Thomas Rhett, Take 6, Musiq Soulchild, George Duke and PJ Morton. Born and raised in Atlanta, Houston began playing his primary instrument, the saxophone, in elementary school. In middle school, he was introduced to jazz and quickly developed a deep passion for the genre. During high school, in the marching and symphonic band, he began playing the euphonium, which temporarily became his main instrument. Houston attended Clark Atlanta University, where he earned a bachelor’s degree in business management. After nearly a two-year hiatus from the saxophone, he decided to join the CAU Jazz Orchestra and during this time also decided to pursue a career in music.  Since college, Houston has toured nationwide and recorded with R&B/soul icon, Musiq Soulchild. He has also performed and recorded in Hong Kong with Mandopop superstar Khalil Fong. Additionally, the saxophonist has  performed on national TV shows including “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon,” the “Country Music Television Awards,” “Soul Train Awards,” “The Ellen Show,” “Today Show,” “The Originals,” “The Real Housewives of Atlanta,” and “Married to Medicine.” In 2014, Houston learned to play the trombone and has since performed as a trombonist with artists including Lyfe Jennings, and even opening for Pitbull during the 2016 San Luis Salute in Galveston, Texas. A jazz lover at heart, Houston released his debut album,“First Hand,” in 2016. The instrumental jazz album features all original compositions with some of the most renowned, accomplished and respected Atlanta-based musicians. The album is available on iTunes and other major digital music outlets. Recently, Houston is touring internationally with country pop superstar Thomas Rhett. He is also fortunate to have recorded on Musiq Soulchild’s 2018 album, “Feel the Real,” which was nominated “Best R&B Album” at the 2018 Grammy Awards.

Alex Gordon

Alex Gordon loves to play background music. Simple as that. Now it may seem strange for a guitarist to so thoroughly enjoy stepping out of the spotlight, but such is the case with Atlanta’s premier guitarist. Maybe it’s the guitar – a baritone, to be specific. The baritone guitar has a deeper, warmer register that adeptly accompanies any occasion where folks gather to be social. And in Alex Gordon’s hands, a baritone guitar becomes a veritable orchestra, capable of making any social gathering exquisitely pleasant and equally memorable.

With 20 years of performing at events of all types, Alex has a tremendous amount of experience working with people and being able to assess which music bests suits each specific event. From Frank Sinatra to Janet Jackson, Alex’s repertoire of songs reaches through the years and touches on familiar melodies from every era. Alex presents songs you know and love with warm, groovy arrangements that provide the perfect backdrop for the world’s busiest and most efficient airport. And when there’s a lull in the activity, Alex’s musical creations fill the silence deftly, for they are as engaging as they are relaxing.