Highlights
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KSJ Solo
Pier Six Concert Pavilion, Baltimore, MD
Oregon Ridge Amphitheatre, Cockeysville, MD
The Ellipse, President's Park, Washington, D.C.
The Governor's Mansion, Annapolis, MD
Historic Avalon Theatre, Easton, MD
Bethany Beach Bandstand, Delaware
The National Aquarium, Baltimore, MD
City of Gaithersburg, MD Concert Pavilion
Maryland Science Center, Baltimore, MD
Freeman Stage @ Bayside, Selbyville, DE
National Anthem for D.C. United soccer, RFK Stadium
700+ mall performances for pre-k ages
400+ elementary school performances
300+ preschool performances
200+ library performances
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KSJ & Friends
Frostburg State University Homecoming, Frostburg, MD
Lucketts Fair, Leesburg, VA
Ridgely's Run Community Center, Jessup, MD
Kinderfest at Watkins Park, Upper Marlboro, MD
"In The Street" Festival, Frederick, MD
Reston Festival, Reston, VA
Idlewilde Park, Easton, MD
"Family Night Out", St. Pius X School, Bowie, MD
Heritage Learning Center "Family Night" event, Annapolis, MD
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KSJ Events
Monthly "W Family" program for Westfield Annapolis Mall, Annapolis, MD since 2005
Grand Opening entertainment, Ultimate Playzone, Cockeysville, MD, December, 2007
Entertainment lineup for the Children's Stage at the 2008 Lucketts Fair, Leesburg, VA
Children's entertainment for the Montgomery County, MD Housing Fair, September 2008
Holiday entertainment, Westfield Annapolis, December, 2008
Master of ceremonies, Children's Inaugural Ball, Washington, D.C., January 2009
Holiday Tree Lighting Event, Washingtonian Center, Gaithersburg, MD
Kidsinger Jim
When performing solo, Jim sings and plays guitar along with pre-recorded tracks from his studio recordings. Utilizing wireless gear, Jim enjoys roaming and interacting with the entire audience. He can easily tailor his show to different age groups. Kidsinger Jim's solo performance is suitable for preschools, elementary schools, libraries, shopping malls, family concerts, etc. His program is approved by and is listed in the Maryland State Arts Council Arts-in-Education Artist Roster.
"My three children and I have enjoyed watching Jim and listening to his music since moving to Maryland in 2000. My 2-year-old son walks around our apartment with his toy guitar and cowboy hat singing Jim's songs. He just can't wait to see the "singing man,"Kidsinger Jim!" - The Pugh Family
Kidsinger Jim & Guitar Greg
 Kidsinger Jim began performing with Greg May in early 2007 after meeting Greg on the mall show circuit. When Jim found out that this former Ringling Bros. clown was also a musician, he suggested they try a collaboration. The result is a unique blend of fine musicianship with comedy, audience participation, amazing circus skills, juggling, and more! In early 2008, Jim and Greg recorded a music video of Jim's "Eat Your Veggies" song for Comcast. Their duo act has appeared at venues such as the Reston Festival, City of Gaithersburg Pavilion, Delmarva Chicken Festival, and Frostburg State University.
"Thank you for providing entertainment during Homecoming 2007. You have developed such a unique way of communicating with little ones and it's no surprise that you are two of the top performers on the East Coast." - Shannon Gribble, Office of Alumni Programs, Frostburg State University.
Greg and Jim don their basketball rigs to reinforce the message of "Get Outside and Play"
Kidsinger Jim & Friends
Jim launched his ensemble group in March of 2008. Our newest show,"Zoo In My Room," utilizes a barn set with door, window, and hayloft openings for our barnyard animal puppets. The show features sing-along songs, puppetry, positive themes, comedy skits, and if the venue has a dance floor, a hoe-down dance party! The show can be performed by a cast of two, three, or four children's performers. Depending on the venue, the audience size, and the number of cast members, we can utilize our 12' x 12' barn set (as seen to the right) or an 8' x 8' set. We can also provide a stage if the venue does not have one. It's a wholesome show for the whole family!
"The entertainers’ affection for their young fans was apparent in their personal interactions with the children after the show. Little ones couldn’t contain their curiosity about the stilts, wanted to see the puppets, or press an accordion key. Kidsinger Jim and Friends got down to eye level, listening and answering questions with sincerity." - excerpt from a review of the show written by Ann Evankovich. To read the entire review, CLICK HERE.
In the photo to the right, Nicolo and Greg juggle clubs around two brave audience volunteers spinning plates.
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