Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame inductee and Journey member Jonathan Cain released his first solo record in 1976, Windy City Breakdown. In 1979 he joined the band, The Babys, and in 1980 joined the rock band, Journey, rounding out the songwriting genius behind the defining album, Escape. Cain’s signature piano, synth playing and songwriting contributions with Journey, The Babys and Bad English have earned him many Billboard hits, multiple Gold, Platinum and Diamond-selling records, a Star on the Hollywood walk of fame and a GRAMMY nomination. Journey was named as the fifth best band in rock history in a 2005 USA Today opinion poll, was inducted to the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 2017 and continues today, selling out major venues worldwide.

Co-writer of the best-selling catalog rock song in iTunes’ history (“Don’t Stop Believin’”), as well as writer of “Faithfully” and co-writer of “Who’s Crying Now,” “Open Arms” and many more international hit songs, Cain released his Rolling Stone–lauded, Publishers Weekly-bestselling book, Don’t Stop Believin’ in 2018 along with four new solo albums in as many years, including his current, Billboard–featured More Like Jesus that Parade calls a “triumphant new album.” Cain wrote most of the More Like Jesus songs while he was on a 58-city arena/stadium tour with his Journey bandmates that played to over one million people last year.

As this iconic artist continues to press into his faith with inspired new music, Cain performed at the recent NCAA® Final Four® tournament, National Day of Prayer, Creation Music Festival, Lifest and leads worship most weekends at New Destiny Christian Center where his wife, Paula White, is the Senior Pastor. Cain has further become a sought-after speaker, speaking at this years’ Prestonwood Men’s Conference, Better Man Event and more. He has also helped raise more than $500,000 for the Make-A-Wish Foundation in Tennessee, as well as lends his support to Toys for Tots, the T.J. Martell Foundation and the Emeril Lagasse Foundation, among others.

Cain is currently working on a follow-up EP to his first, Billboard-premiered 2017 Christmas album, Unsung Noel, in his state-of-the-art Addiction Sound Studios in Nashville. The first holiday single from the upcoming EP, “Wonder of Wonders,” is slated to feature Newsboys’ Michael Tait.

Gary Baker, who has lived in Muscle Shoals, AL for 43 years,  was recently inducted into the the Alabama Music Hall of fame.  in 1994, Baker earned a Grammy for penning the smash hit “I Swear,” which sold more than 20 million copies internationally.  John Michael Montgomery first took the song number one on with country charts 4 weeks straight before it crossed over to the number one spot with All-4-One for 11 weeks on the pop charts . Baker also co-wrote the Lonestar smash “I’m Already There,” which also hit number one on the country charts before crossing over to the top five on the pop charts.

His first major songwriting success was with “Once Upon a Lifetime,” which was performed by the group “Alabama” and soared to the number one on country charts. Through the years he has penned hit songs for numerous other artists including the Backstreet Boys, 98 Degrees, Alabama, Lonestar, LeAnn Rimes, Reba McIntire and many more.  His songs have been featured in numerous high-profile television show and movie soundtracks.

He has produced many records, including the Backstreet Boys greatest hits album.

He launched his career in Muscle Shoals with the famed LeBlanc Carr Band, performing on their top 10 hit named “Falling.” He wrote and recorded with several artists ranging from Mac Davis to Marie Osmond before becoming a member of the “Shooters, a hit country act from Muscle Shoals.

Originally from New Orleans, Barnhill has been writing and performing his entire life. Artists from Etta James, Martina McBride, and Jessica Simpson to Chicago, Leona Lewis, Tim McGraw as well as many others have sung his songs. “Walkaway Joe,” recorded by Trisha Yearwood and Don Henley, was a significant milestone to his career. The song went on to earn him a Grammy nomination. Barnhill also had a crossover smash with “House of Love” for Amy Grant and Vince Gill. He garnered critical acclaim with the 2014 single, Gary Allan's" It Ain't The Whiskey" which got rave reviews for it’s take on substance abuse.

Barnhill has also recorded, written, and produced a number of TV themes and jingles. In 2010, Greg Barnhill was nominated for his third Emmy and won an Emmy for ‘Best Original Song’ for the Today Show theme “Your Day Is Today”..
   Barnhill is one of Nashville’s first call master vocalists. His background vocals can be heard on many of Tim McGraw’s recent albums.

Yadier Molina, nicknamed "Yadi", is a Puerto Rican professional baseball catcher for the St. Louis Cardinals. He has played his entire MLB career with the Cardinals since making his debut in 2004 and made four appearances with the Puerto Rico National Team in the World Baseball Classic. Widely considered one of the greatest defensive catchers of all time, he is a two-time World Series champion and four-time National League pennant winner with the Cardinals, and a two-time silver medalist with the Puerto Rico team.

Yadier ranks second all-time among catchers with 130 Defensive Runs Saved (DRS), and first among active catchers with 845 assists, 41.69% of runners caught stealing, and 55 pickoffs. He also ranks in the top 70 among catchers in history in each of fielding percentage, games played, double plays turned and assists. As a hitter, he has accrued more than 1,500 hits, 100 home runs, and 700 runs batted in (RBI) during his career, while batting over .300 five times. Yadier's MLB distinctions include nine All-Star Game selections, nine Gold Gloves, four Platinum Gloves, and one Silver Slugger Award. Further, he is a three-time selection to the All-WBC Tournament Team.

The Cardinals have appeared in the postseason in nine of his first 12 seasons, and he is the only catcher in club history to appear in at least five. In 2006, he became just the third catcher to play in two World Series before age 25, following Johnny Bench and Yogi Berra. He became the all-time Cardinals' leader in games caught with 1,439 on April 8, 2016. Molina is under contract through 2020. He is considered to be a strong future candidate for the Hall of Fame. 

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Many baseball aficionados are aware that Yadier is a true leader and great baseball player but many do not know this All-Star catcher is also a true humanitarian. He was the recipient of the prestigious 2018 Roberto Clemente Award given annually to the Major League Baseball player who "best exemplifies the game of baseball, sportsmanship, community involvement and the individual's contribution to his team.”

He has been helping for years through his nonprofit organization called Fundacion 4 (Foundation 4) the underprivileged in Puerto Rico by hosting special charity sports events.