Ben has lead a multifaceted career in live music, recording and musical theater. He’s toured across the United States and Canada for the last decade performing both original music and tributes to Johnny Cash, Roy Orbison and more. Select credits Include Phantom of the Opera-Las Vegas (Raoul U/S, Swing), Million Dollar Quarter-Las Vegas, Tuacahn, Hale Center Theater Orem and Sandy (Cash), Ring of Fire- Syracuse and Vero Beach (Cash/Man 2). His debut album was signed to Extreme Music-Sony/ATV and has been featured in over 50 tv shows including placements on Amazon, HBO, Netflix, NBC, TLC, Lifetime, Nickelodeon and Hulu. 

Cody Robbins is a country artist and happily married father of four from Utah County, Utah. As a songwriter and recording artist he boasts and eclectic sound with a wide range and style. Unapologetically country it’s easy to detect the inspiration of George Strait, Alan Jackson, Johnny Cash, Brooks & Dunn and Garth Brooks. He loves to surprise live audiences with his “country fried covers” revealing a deep appreciation for artists like Jason Mraz, Michael Jackson, Aerosmith and even Rush. He puts a little rock in his country but also loves to show his soft and sentimental side with carefully crafted lyrics that pay homage to faith and family. Catch Cody on tour in 2025. 

Mike recently de-barked from the cruiseliner The Norwegian Getaway where he performed as Johnny Cash in their production of Million Dollar Quartet for the past two winter seasons, he also played as Elvis for NCL. He has been a part of various productions of MDQ as both Elvis and Cash including the national tour in New York as Cash, and has been the super swing covering Elvis, Cash, and Perkins in the National Tour of Million Dollar Quartet Christmas. He’s excited to debut at Hale Concert Hall with this spook-tacular concert. instagram: mikedpotter12 TikTok:mikedpotter

Bryan is excited to be back at the Hale Concert Hall. He has played guitar for several stage productions. Some favorites include: Always...Patsy Cline, Daddy Long Legs, Strictly Ballroom, Tuck Everlasting, and School of Rock. He has also played several roles at Hale Centre Theatre in Sandy, UT. Most recently, he played Dewey Finn in School of Rock. Other notable roles are:  Carl Perkins (Million Dollar Quartet), Pharaoh (Joseph...Dreamcoat), and Robbie Hart (The Wedding Singer). 

He also plays Paul McCartney in the Beatles tribute bands Imagine and Get Back. Bryan holds a Bachelor of Music in Commercial Music from UVU and is a music producer, arranger, and composer.

Brian is an in demand guitarist and music director based out of Las Vegas. He as been a professional guitarist for over 35 years. He has toured across 4 continents and the Untied States. He recently was the music director and lead guitarist for Matt Goss in Las Vegas at Caesar's Palace.

John Houston is a pianist/ keyboardist/ vocalist/ touring musician, formerly of the Gladys Knight S.U.V. Choir in Las Vegas, NV. He currently performs in the Eric Dodge Band, with whom he's had the opportunity to share the stage with, Clint Black, Carrie Underwood, LeAn Rimes, John Michael Montgomery, and many more.

John also plays keyboards and sings in several tribute shows, including Waylon/Willie/ Cash, Simon Garfunkel, Billy/Elton, Heart Tribute shows etc. For his "day job" he has been employed since 1998, as a Studio engineer, and session musician, and as such has had the opportunity to perform on hundreds of CDs. He majored in music at S.U.U. in Cedar City, UT with an emphasis on Music Theory, and Vocal performance.

Todd was last seen in Hale Centre theatre Sandy Ut. 2024 production of May We All, and 2023 production of Hans Christian Andersen in New York, also the 2020 production of Million Dollar Quartet as Fluke - a role he also played at HCTO in 2019. He has shared the stage with such notable acts as Tanya Tucker, Mark Farner of Grand Funk Railroad, Jack Blades of Night Ranger, Dickey Betts of Allman Brothers, and Nashville Guitar Great Johnny Hiland. Todd holds a BA in Communications from the University of Utah and works in the administration department of UTA.

With a lifelong passion for music, Craig's journey began at age four with the violin, but things got loud when he discovered drums in high school. Born on Halloween, Craig likes to say his first cry was more of a spooky drumroll of what was to come. Embracing his "spooky baby" status, he leaned into his musical talents and started recording and producing in 2002, crafting numerous albums with a blend of technical skill and a dash of haunting flair. A Utah native, he honed his craft at UVU as concertmaster and jazz drummer. Now in Florida, Craig makes music with his cellist wife and three eerily talented kids, forming a family band that’s anything but scary—well, except maybe on Halloween!