Agnetha

Kirbi Jo Long is a Las Vegas-based singer/actress. She grew up in Omaha, Nebraska, and began singing at age 5 in choral ensembles and church. While attending the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, she performed with the elite Scarlet and Cream Singers, which led her onto the professional stage. Her singing career began in 2005 performing at an amusement park in Kansas City, MO, and singing in bands Rough Cut and McKenzie River band in Omaha, NE. She went on to perform on cruise ships singing lead vocals in high caliber productions aboard Carnival and Norwegian Cruise Lines with Jean Ann Ryan Productions. She moved to New York City in 2010 and began singing in live bands in Manhattan and the tri-state area with Hank Lane Music and Productions. She also began touring the NYC-based USO Show Troupe, with whom she opened for Katy Perry, Tim McGraw, and has had the opportunity to perform in some incredible venues including Yankee Stadium, Times Square New Years Eve Celebration, Congressional Medal of Honor Ceremony at the Ronald Regan Presidential Library. Making television appearances on Extreme Makeover: Home Edition and NBC’s “The Winner Is”, Kirbi moved to Las Vegas in 2012 after landing a role in “Jubilee!” She went onto perform in “Vegas! The Show” at Planet Hollywood, where she performed until giving birth to a baby boy on March 1, 2016. You can see Kirbi tour regularly with Divas3 and as “Agnetha” in Abba Mania.

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Atlanta, Georgia native Jeff Pike has been making music his entire life. He began studying guitar at the age of 10, voice at the age of 14 and piano at the age of 16. After graduating from Woodward Academy he attended Clayton State University and Shorter College where he majored in voice, and minored in theater. Upon graduation, instead of becoming a teacher as planned, Jeff took a different path taking to the road as an entertainer and a musician. As a vocalist, keyboardist and guitarist Jeff has performed many styles of music over his 30 plus year career.

Jeff also worked as a recording engineer for local Atlanta recording studios and for seven years engineered and co-produced The Paul Leslie Hour, a successful PBS style internet radio show with host Paul Leslie.