Pam Nelson has been performing throughout Arizona for more than 25 years. Her band, Sedona Crossing, was one of the most sought after bands in the 1990's. Pam performs as a single, duo, trio or in a full band. Her unique sound and the ability to perform all types of music has made her a very popular performer throughout the Phoenix and Tucson area.
We take pride in providing the best entertainment for your event. We ensure that your event will be stress-free and well organized. So sit back, relax, and leave things to us!
When we're not hosting a private event, we are performing at various venues around the Tucson/Oro Valley area as well as throughout Arizona. These events are subject to change.
Tom is a lifelong musician. He has a BA in Music Performance from New York State University. Tom was a full-time bass player with the New York based band, “Out of the Blue”. He performed as a full-time bass player for an Arizona based touring act, “Corte”, in the 1980’s. In 1990, Tom and Pam launched the Arizona based band, “Sedona Crossing”. Tom was the full-time bass player and audio engineer with the band. Tom was also an A1 audio engineer with Tarrytown Music Hall in Westchester, New York. Tom later started his own company, “Blue Skye Sound Company” in New York. He worked with such artists as Cyndi Lauper, Gordon Lightfoot, Kris Christopherson, Smokey Robinson and many more. Tom, and his wife. Liza, moved to Oro Valley, AZ in 2020.
Peter Storn had his professional start in Los Angeles, playing in various club bands and doing studio sessions with artists such as Irene Cara, George Johnson (from Brothers Johnson), and David Williams (from Michael Jackson). After being on the road for six years with a Rock/Dance/Variety band, he relocated to Phoenix, Arizona, where he worked with a number of different groups in a wide variety of styles, including Pop/Rock/Alternative with “1933,” Funk/R&B with Jamtrak, Contemporary Jazz/Smooth Jazz with Cliff Sarde, Jazz with Dennis Rowland, Country with “House of Steel,” with steel guitar player Mike G. Smith (Gatlin Brothers, Judds, Jerry Reed), and also in one of Pam Nelson’s earlier Country/Classic Rock bands, Sedona Crossing.
Performing under his own name, the Peter Storn Project, he played Jazz and Contemporary Jazz and released two CDs. One highlight of this ensemble was a 10-day tour of Mexico.
Peter recorded on two of Cliff Sarde’s albums and contributed a composition for each CD, one of them featuring pianist Russell Ferrante from the Yellowjackets. Another collaboration with Cliff Sarde earned them a Rocky Mountain Emmy Award, for film music for the PBS special “Visions of Arizona.”
A writing and recording side project with Thaddeus Rose produced several songs which ended up being placed in TV shows such as “The Mentalist” on CBS and on MTV.
In recent years Peter has performed and toured with several Tribute Shows, playing the music of Brooks & Dunn, Garth Brooks, British Invasion, and The Beatles.
Marty Novak is a singer/songwriter/musician. She started out in the early 80s as the minister of music for a non-denominational church in West Palm Beach, FL, playing keyboards and leading congregational worship. She later began to write and perform her own songs and was a featured artist at several songwriter showcases. She wrote a song called You are the Key for the United Way that was played and/or performed at all of their Minneapolis fund-raising events throughout the year. She was hired as a backing or lead vocalist for several local Minneapolis recording artists, and spent time in the studio helping them to record their demos. In the late 90s she joined a corporate variety band as a vocalist where she and the band performed for several publicly held companies throughout the Twin Cities. Marty relocated to Colorado in 2000 and devoted most of her time to her career as a professional graphic designer.
In 2020, Marty moved to Oro Valley, AZ. She joined Sedona Crossing as a singer, guitar and keyboard player in 2023. Ironically Pam Artibey and Marty Novak grew up less than 2 miles apart in a small St. Paul, MN neighborhood, but never knew it until they got talking one day at a band rehearsal.
Hailing from New York, Carmine Dome began his musical journey at the young age of 13, starting in a drum and bugle corps. With a passion for rhythm, he took drumming lessons to master reading music and developed versatility in a variety of styles, including rock, progressive jazz, R&B, and Latin rhythms.
Over the years, Carmine honed his skills through studio work and performances with numerous bands in New York and Tucson. His dedication to his craft and dynamic style bring a unique energy to every project he joins, solidifying his place as a seasoned drummer with a rich musical background.