"A professional piano bar entertainer for over 12 years, Greg Asadoorian delivers an energetic rock 'n' roll show that gets the audience into the act. With accents of harmonica and percussion to his dexterous piano playing and versatile vocals, Greg is a true one-man band. Greg has enjoyed playing all over the USA, Caribbean and Europe and was ranked among the highest rated piano bar entertainers during a five-year stint with Carnival Cruise Lines".

Jarret grew up in Western New York and loved music early on listening to The Nutcracker and "Mr. Bach Comes to Call." Early piano lessons involved being rapped on the hand with a wooden ruler. Later piano lessons involved listening to Blood, Sweat & Tears and playing jam sessions in unfurnished basements. Now he travels for dueling piano, plays folk mandolin on the subway, and performs with The Merry Pranksters theatre troupe in Boston, MA. He loves his old soul records but strives to make any song absolutely rock-- from the Jerry Lee Lewis to Journey to John Mayer. Make friends with him on facebook.

Jen Porter is an acclaimed Chicago singer, songwriter, entertainer, and a daughter to a preacher and Girl Scout leader. Growing up with parents who inspired people in the pews and around the campfire, Jen has stoked a fire in the bellies of thousands of fans with her irreverence, passion, and strong smoky voice. While she pays the rent with “Piano Man” and “Sweet Caroline” as a piano bar entertainer in Chicago, St. Maarten and Aruba, she's been steadily cutting albums and building a following for her own music for the past 10 years. Often, she's backed up by a talented group of musicians, The Most Fabulous Band. She's been voted Chicago's favorite local musician by readers of the Chicago Free Press. Critics often compare her live-show energy to that of Janis Joplin, her piano style and voice to Natalie Merchant, and the intensity of her song-writing to Fiona Apple. Closer to the Surface , Jen's fourth album, is a significant step on her musical journey. “I think this album brings me so much closer to where I want to be as a musician. Just as the title says, I'm closer to the surface,” says Jen. “This album is a testament to how far I've come.” “Jen Porter is a powerful performer who can bring down the house with her high energy.” “Closer to the Surface sets out to show the diversity of her talents as a singer/songwriter and push the limits of her creativity. This album gives fans melody, emotion, energy, and a sense of common ground.”

Jonno has played music since the age of 4, training for 15 years as a classical pianist. Along the way, he acquired guitar, bass, and drum skills (mostly through blatant theft from better-trained musicians) and began recording one-man-band style tracks on a Tascam Porta-One in grade school. His first club gigs were as substitute drummer for seminal Boston punkers, Lemonheads. After brother and founding member Ben Deily left the band, the two brothers embarked on a strange experiment in musical and fraternal fusion which became known as PODS. The band enjoyed some regional success in New England, and then, one day, completely failed to get signed to any label, major or otherwise. Since then, Jonno has dabbled in various pursuits, including, but not limited to: marriage, parenthood, sound, lighting, and, most recently, dueling piano bar gigging. The latter is actually how he now makes his living. He was, in fact, doing this for nearly four years at Howl At The Moon on Bourbon St. until meteorological events made that impossible...

Keith Allen began to play piano at the age of 3 and after years of playing for family and friends at home, church and school functions, he found himself with a full time job playing piano at Shakey’s Pizza Parlor in his hometown of Melbourne, Florida at the age of 16. In 1993 a new and exciting entertainment concept came to Orlando in the form of a club called Howl at the Moon Saloon. The dueling pianos concept itself was becoming increasingly popular all over the country. Dueling Pianos clubs began popping up in major cities across the land and in smaller markets as well. Keith saw this as an opportunity to help spread the concept and to get out and travel again. So, having a couple years of dueling experience under his belt, he struck out as one of the nation’s first free lance dueling pianos players. As a free lance player he has had the opportunity to play all over the United States and work with dozens of talented performers. In addition to performing at corporate and private events, Mr. Allen is currently the Entertainment Director of Blazin’ Pianos at DJ’s Dugout in Omaha and Bellevue and Brewsky’s in Lincoln, Nebraska, a show he has helped develop over the past 10 years.

Matt (or better known as "Mattie") is a native to Nebraska. Growing up in Lincoln, he started his professional career in 1985 as a guitarist. Mattie graduated from Nebraska Wesleyan University with his Bachelor degree in Music Theory and Composition before gaining his second degree at the Colorado Institute of Art in Music/Video Business. In 2001, he started his dueling piano career at Howl at the Moon in Orlando, Fl. Mattie has worked consistently in many facets of the industry including: performer, arranger, jingle writer, studio owner, sound engineer, producer and studio musician. He plays guitar, bass, drums and piano.

Matt Nichols has been playing keyboards for over 14 years. As a musician, Matt enjoys blending the rock music he grew up listening to with the jazz technique he learned in later years. He started his dueling career at the historic Pat O'Brien's in Orlando, FL, working with many veterans of the field. Since then, he has toured the country as a freelance player, working in over 40 venues, as well as numerous corporate events. He has become an industry favorite with his witty stage presence and a large repertoire of over 800 songs. Aside from dueling pianos and touring with various groups, Matt has spent time working as a studio musician and has written and performed a nationally televised TV commercial for the city of Orlando. Currently, he resides in Boston and plays dueling pianos at various clubs and events internationally.

Mike Mathews was born in Little Rock, grew up in Fort Smith, AR and is the eldest of four sons born to a father who was a drummer and a mother who is a singer. He started playing drums at the ripe old age of four (poor mom) started gigging with brothers Larry and David at thirteen and at the age of fifteen, landed his first club gig on piano with legendary steel guitarist Bob White (Hank Thompson’s Brazos Valley Boys) and White’s Crossroads Band: that was 1973. Mike’s dad was the drummer with the band. He was introduced to the world of “sing-along” or dueling pianos by his already seasoned player - brother Dave in late 1988. Mike was hired by veteran piano player Ken Goodwin in 1990 as a sing-along piano player at O’Briens at “Bricktown” in Oklahoma City where he learned the show ropes. After six months with Goodwin, Mike relocated to Dallas, TX where he went to work at Alley Cats in the West End Market Place and received extensive show training from other seasoned players and innovators becoming Alley Cat’s entertainment manager along the way. After two challenging years in Dallas, Mathews went on to do a six year stint for Howl at the Moon in Cleveland, OH and in Columbus, OH as the entertainment manager After learning that Howl at the Moon would move in a different direction than the traditional show format, Mathews left the company and began working as a freelance player. Mike has been lending his coaching and mentoring abilities to help train newcomers to the craft and encouraging new talent to stay true to the industry’s standards and by continuing to hone their skills. Mike Mathews has performed for all of the major venues or with their players at one time or another including one of his favorites since 2002 Blazin’ Pianos at D J’s Dugout in Omaha, Nebraska. He resides with his wife Alison, in Charlotte, North Carolina.

Ty Chaney began playing classical piano at 11 years old but could not resist the alluring call to put down the classics and simply rock the house. He traveled extensively for seven years playing in every bar, lounge, honky-tonk, and watering hole imaginable until he stumbled into a dueling pianos bar in Central Florida in the mid-90's. Ty exclaimed on that fateful night, "Dueling Pianos is awesome!" and made a pact with his former self that he would learn the artful ways of the crafty dueling pianists and kick, scratch and claw his way to rock superstardom. Ty began doing dueling pianos professionally in the mid 90's and currently resides in Tampa, Florida.