Did you know it was actress Sandra Bullock that gave comedian George Lopez his big break in network television? It was her production company that co-produced the George Lopez that became very popular on ABC back in day. The word is she sent out a scout to check the clubs for Latino talent because there were no Hispanic shows on television.
Lopez has had a long celebrity career with controversy along the way. His continuing feud with actor Erik Estrada.
The concert features the blues rock band known for their hits “Living In A Dream”, “Sent By Angels”, or “Too Many Ways to Fall”.
They're most popular hit was “Living In A Dream”.
(From amazon.com) Arc Angels is one of those bands I have a love & hate relationship with. I absolutely love their one and only album they 
released in the early 90's, but hate the fact they split up and never collaborated to make more fantastic music. "Living in a Dream" is live album that showcases the group's chemistry and balanced interpretation of the blues/rock genre. New tracks are also thrown in to add some freshness.
Comedian Kathleen Madigan's 32-year comedy career is showing no signs of slowing down. Madigan has been touring 250 nights a year on the road and has risen from performing in comedy clubs to performing in marquee theaters with sold out shows. She's squeezed in over 40 appearances on late night talk shows and multiple comedy specials airing on Netflix, Comedy Central and 
HBO. She also recently joined Jerry Seinfeld on his Netflix show "Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee" and made the most of the pandemic by launching a podcast, "Madigan's Pubcast," on all streaming outlets. Recently asked if her career was planned, she said, "No, like that guy in the Joy of Painting used to say, it was a happy accident. This whole thing just started out as a reason to drink and wow, what a great drinking accident."
Googoosh is one of Iran’s most enduring and famous entertainers. Born Faegheh Atashin in Tehran (Iran) in 1950, Googoosh grew up with the support of her entertainer father. Her artistic aspirations were supported by her father so much so that she was encouraged to perform at some of 
Tehran’s largest cafes and bars from the age of 3. Throughout the decades, she played in successful blockbuster movies such as Hope and Fear (1960) and The Runaway Angel (1961), a film by George Obadiah.
Throughout her journey she was discovered by Iranian composers and very shortly after that, due to her unique voice and style, she established herself as a pop culture icon in the Iranian music industry. Her first ever single in 1968 was the highest selling record in Iranian history. She soon became the most expensive performing and recording artist in Iran, releasing 150 records between 1968 to 1979.
Whether you’re a fan of smooth four-part gospel harmonies or upbeat country songs, the distinctive sound of The Oak Ridge Boys is legendary! This weekend The Oak Ridge Boys are in Concert at The Grand Opera House in 
Galveston.
Their string of hits includes the country-pop chart-topper “Elvira,” as well as “Bobbie Sue,” “Dream On,” “Thank God for Kids” and many others. The Oak Ridge Boys put on a high-energy stage show that’ll have old and young alike groovin’ along to the music!
