Emcee Bethany Priest of WKNE
Bethany Priest. Text to come...Keene Idol is back by popular demand! We will be having auditions in early summer. Everyone must audition (audition dates not yet set). All proceeds go to support AIDS Services for the Monadnock Region. (Bethany's photo courtesy of Kendal J Bush Photography). Visit Bethan at WKNE
Ted McGreer
Ted is the owner of Ted's Shoe and Sport in downtown Keene. Although he loves sports of all kinds, Ted has enjoyed playing the drums for over 30 years. He has played in 6 different bands from Norway to Colorado, and still finds time to keep a beat when he's not selling shoes or sports equipment! Having played in rock, jazz and blues bands, Ted brings a musicians ear to help judge our Keene Karaoke Idol! Visit Ted's Shoe & Sport.
Steve Pro
Steve Pro has been singing professionally for over 20 years. From 1986 through 1991 Steve was the vocalist of Kalamity Jane. The band released two full length LPs, toured and opened for Joan Jett and the Blackhearts, Pat Traverse, and Quiet Riot. Currently, you will find Steve singing with, local favorite, the Tom Foolery Band with the Scott Free Horns (www.tomfooleryband.com) or as a guest vocalist with the Keene Jazz Orchestra.
Shana Stack
Shana Stack a national award winning vocalist and performer. Her CD Can't Slow Down was the 2006 CD of the Year for the NH Country Music Association. Songs off this CD have been played on radio stations around the US and as far away as Austria. Shana Stack and her band FastLane play a mix of new country, traditional country, classic rock and perform all around New England. For more info please go to www.shanastack.com
NEW! Mystery Judge
Each week there will be a Mystery Judge in the audience whose votes will count toward winning contestants. This may take off a little pressure on the singers. It's just one way we've spiced up the judging this year.
All proceeds from this event go to
support AIDS Services for the Monadnock Region. Please support this important
non-profit organization by attending.
