A Fine Night of Comedy & Music

Mary Dai is a singer-songwriter who has captivated audiences worldwide with her soulful, raw, and authentic approach to music. Her unique style and powerful vocals quickly catch audiences' attention. Her music is a blend of blues, soul, and rock, with honest, reflective, and often deeply personal lyrics. She is known for her ability to connect with her audience through her music, and her live performances are always a powerful and emotional experience.

Despite her success, Mary remains humble and grounded, always grateful for the opportunity to share her music with others. She continues to write and record new material, always pushing herself to explore new sounds and styles. With her raw talent and unwavering dedication to her craft, Mary Dai is a true inspiration to aspiring musicians everywhere.

Matthew James, is a Moroccan-American singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, record producer, and professional pianist located in Los Angeles, California.

Graduating from the McNally Smith College of Music in Saint Paul in 2014, Matthew enjoyed his first taste of success with the six-piece ensemble, The Common Cassettes, who toured throughout the U.S. with marquee performances in Seattle, Austin, and Rochester, New York. This notoriety landed him at Minneapolis’ largest independent label, Pledge Empire Records, with whom he found himself producing, ghostwriting, composing and featuring on various songs for groundbreaking Hip-Hop/Rap artists such as Ced Linus, Sti-Lo Reel, Prince Carlton and Louis P. During this prolific time, he was nominated “Best RnB Artist of the Year” by the Twin Cities Urban Music Awards while also scoring compositions for “Worldwide Star Search” in Hollywood, performing with 3x Grammy-Award winners, Jamaica Bennett, and Pippi Ardennia, and collaborating with former NFL Defensive Linemen, Esera Tuaolo for “Hate in Any Form is Wrong,” an event to foster diversity in sports and anti-bullying among youth.

Bruce's streetwise style mixed with his boyish looks and charm has won over audiences across the country. It's also earned him numerous acting roles, including "Hotel Hell Vacation" with Chevy Chase, "Love That Girl", "King of Queens", and "My Wife and Kids", along with national commercials for Build-A-Bear, Toyota, Miller Lite, and Direct TV.

The Massachusetts's native's first appearance on the "Tonight Show with Jay Leno" climaxed with a standing ovation from the audience. He has also appeared recently on "Comics Unleashed" and was a popular semi-finalist on NBC's "Last Comic Standing 4".

As a writer/producer, Bruce has worked on successful Wayans Brothers television shows including "Thugaboo", "My Wife and Kids", "The Wayans Brothers" & "Keenen". He also contributed to their hit movies "Little Man", and "Scary Movies 1 & 2. As a Comedy Producer on the "Wayne Brady Show" Bruce was nominated for a 2004 Emmy Award.

His first standup CD, Actual Size, received a four-star review. In June 2010, he released a music video parody, "WE STILL DIDN'T START THE FIRE". It received over 100,000 views over the summer. Bruce re-wrote the Billy Joel classic song from 1989 and produced a hilarious parody and retrospective account of all the important events and changes in Life in America for the past year. Nobody is safe, from Tiger Woods to Charlie Sheen to Jersey Shore, Toyota, and The Vatican.

Coming in November 2010 Bruce will be releasing his latest music video project, "2010 Year in Review". This video will capture this year's top stories and personalities and the hottest songs of the year all in one shot. It has to be seen to be believed!

And in December 2010 will be Bruce's first Stand-up DVD special, entitled "The Fire Is Still Burning". All Bruce Fine merchandise is available at www.brucefine.com

Bruce produces and hosts THE LAUGH PACK! He created this Vegas-style show starring the best comedians in the world and featuring rat-pack style singers. The show has been packing them in at venues in Southern California. Schedules and info are available at www.thelaughpack.com.