Tape Face is the stage name of the mime performer Sam Wills. Coming from New Zealand, he started living in Las Vegas after rising to fame from being in the Top 10 of America's Got Talent Season 11.

Adam Kay is a comedian and writer from England who used to be a doctor. Along with writing for TV shows like Mitchell and Webb, Crims and Mrs. Brown's Boys, he has also authored the #1 bestselling book named This is Going to Hurt.

George Lawrence Thorogood, born February 24, 1950, is a Wilmington, Delaware-based musician, vocalist, and songwriter. With singles like, "Bad to the Bone" and "I Drink Alone," his "high-energy boogie-blues" sound became a mainstay of 1980s rock radio. He's also credited with popularizing older American classics like, "Move It On Over."

Andrew Heissler, better known by his stage name Pokey LaFarge, is a musician, writer and actor born in Illinois. His most popular tracks include "Something In The Water," "Riot In The Streets" and "La La Blues."