Kim Dickinson was born in Liverpool and moved to Omagh when she was 11 years of age. Learning to ride and looking after horses as a hobby. At the age of 16, she was offered a place at Doncaster riding school and left home with great excitement. As much as Kim loved horses she realised singing was in her heart. As Kim’s singing started to take off she was very lucky to join some of the best known performers in Ireland and went on to land a slot on TG4 TV station with her very own show.

In 2000 she recorded her first album in Nashville and was staggered when it went straight to No.1 in both the Independent European Charts and the Nashville Showcase. The single “Here I am Again” taken from the album also went to No 1 in the European Charts and stayed there for 6 weeks.

Brenda hails from Cookstown in Co. Tyrone. From an early age at primary school, her teacher recognised Brenda had talent to sing and perform and so she did and picked up her first trophy at the early age of six singing ‘Football Crazy’. At 15 she joined a band and at 18 fronted ‘Brenda Pat & The Teddy Bears’.

Brenda then went on to do T.V. Beginning with the BBC, and then into performing in front of 10 million people on “IRELANDS SEARCH FOR A STAR” and was critiqued by the lovely Barbara Windsor. Then again, Brenda started her own 2 piece called ‘Crescendo!!’ and was in demand seven nights a week.

She then took a well deserved break for a few years when she then started a new 2 piece with Ian McIvor and is still working all over the country recording CD’s and has started writing her own material.

Jason McAllister was born and raised in Killygrammer, a small village just outside of Ballymoney, Co Antrim, Northern Ireland. He took a keen interest in music from a very young age and taught himself to play the guitar at the tender age of seven. He would listen to the Beatles records attentively and lift the needle on and off to stop it and learn each cord! It’s not surprising that Jason had a natural musical talent as his father and brother were singers and gifted guitar players, with his brother also involved in song writing.

Jason started playing with his dad’s band, and played his first gig at twelve years old. He continued as lead guitarist until he was nineteen but then decided he would branch out and start his own gigs, and set up a studio at home to make the backing tracks.  Since then Jason has been playing in pubs and clubs six nights a week, and has become a household name in Northern Ireland.