The natural charisma and undeniable mystique of Paul Megee is often discussed in coffee houses and fringe chat rooms, and can be traced back to his history on the road with Hunter S. Thompson and Jerzy Kazinski. Paul's musical style is peppered with influnces of Beck and Beasties, while his stage presence and persona is often quite Fellini-esque.

As an accomplished singer, pianist, bassist, drummer and guitarist, Paul adds a multi-dimensional element to the musical performances that are sometimes punctuated by a spontaneous kazoo solo. His favorite line in all of pop music comes from the Prince song "Raspberry Beret", in which the artist declares "My boss is Mr. Megee".

After working in the Dueling Piano world for over six years - including his experience as the Entertainment Manager for Crazy Pianos in Rotterdam, Holland - Geoff Smith became one of the original founding members of The Big Bang management team in 2001. Since then Geoff has helped develop and manage the entertainment in all of The Big Bang locations.

Geoff is now based in Nashville, Tennessee where he stays very busy, not just as the Entertainment Director for The Big Bang, but also as an independent artist. A gifted writer, Geoff's extremely catchy power pop style is reminiscent of the Beatles, Ben Folds and Squeeze. More stuff about Geoff can be found at his website: www.thegeoffsmith.com

Developing a name for himself in the online new media circles, Geoff is recognized for his jingles heard on Adam Curry’s Daily Source Code Podcast, This Week in Tech, GeekBrief.tv, Radio Lingua Network, Tips from The Top Floor, ScreenCasts Online and the successful www.iYule.tv. Geoff began composing jingles and theme songs for Podcasters in 2005 and has written several hundred compositions for his clients - and his list of credits just keeps growing. He is also a partner and the producer of www.ringtonefeeder.com - an innovative new iPhone ringtone service.

Over the last two years Geoff has been the keyboardist in the Nashville-based power pop band, Codaphonic as well as the bassist and lead singer with the Chicago based Police tribute band, One World.

Geoff Smith has been an active supporter and composer for the Songs of Love Foundation since 2006. Songs of Love Foundation is a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing personalized songs for chronically and terminally ill children and young adults. Learn more at www.songsoflove.org

Danny, grew up in Atlanta, GA and has played piano by ear since the age of three. As he grew older and wiser, Danny began picking up any instrument that seemed to get the chicks - and also trombone. After struggling for 4 months as a chin model, Danny decided to accept his mandible malformities and try his luck with a band. They agreed to play only instruments that got the chicks and hit the road. The band moved to Austin, Texas and after a couple of anti-climactic record deals, broke up over an argument about who stole Danny's eyeliner. The next day the drummer had pink-eye - just like Danny. Uh-huh...

Danny got started in the dueling piano scene on Sixth Street in Austin, and went on to perform in clubs in Dallas, San Antonio and Fort Walton Beach, Florida. He never had to worry about anyone stealing his eyeliner ever again. In early 2007 Danny moved to Nashville, Tennessee to help open The Big Bang where he continues to perform nightly. Danny aspires to musical greatness by actively pursuing his most passionate goal: to learn "Don't Stop Believing" in a minimum of seven different languages while petitioning it's publishing company to rename the song "Just a Small Town Girl".

As a gifted writer, Danny fronts an original band, Ameritrash which can be found on Myspace. Ameritrash CD's are on sale with a free high five with every purchase. For more info, check out www.ameritrash.net.