Rhythm6 from Andy Kushner Entertainment Design is a high-energy, diverse, seven-piece musical group with a bold stage presence that stresses the positive. 

Consisting of four lead singers and a rhythm section--with the option to add horns--the band prides itself on its ability to move audiences.

Each performance is an emotional, stylized experience that can be customized to the tone and scope of your event.

See a video for Rhythm6 here.

The TV Head hostesses from Belluscious Productions display videos and the logo of the client on three TV screens they wear on their heads.

They can dance and move as well to the sound of the ambient music. It is also easy to brand their costumes to be in sync with the theme of the event.

Also from Belluscious, the Giant Display Table can be used for escort cards, cocktails and champagne glasses, party favors for guests, hors d’oeuvre and desserts.

It is easy to customize and brand.

The act LED Trash Can Percussion from Boom uses everyday objects to make music.

The LED lights on the trash cans are pre-programmed to change with the music. Lights can be customized to fit any client's color scheme, and custom routines can be created.

See a video of LED Trash Can Percussion here.

Musion's hologram technology with its groundbreaking 3D holographic projection combined with the Event Works 4D creative team creates a thrilling event experience, available from Cerbelli Creative.

See a video of Event Works 4D here.

Lego artists from Cerbelli Creative can provide pre-assembled tailor-made creations large and small for specific events,or they can appear at a longer event building their creation over a period of several days so that passersby can watch the sculpture take shape.

The finished product is then yours to keep!

See a video of a Lego artist here.

Linkin' Bridge from Cerbelli Creative combines warm harmonies with powerful performances dedicated to uniting the world through music and love.

See a video of Linkin' Bridge here.

ChromeBot greeters from Champagne Creative Group add a special shine to any special event.

See a video of the ChromBots here.

LED Hologram Spinners from Champagne Creative Group add drama to events.

Here, the Big Ring acrobat; the performers can also "spin" corporate logos and other shapes.

See a video of the Big Ring Spinner here.

Coco Events can help you add the virtual reality element to your next event with VR Vive. 

Shoot intergalactic battle ships, touch a humpback whale under water, hit balls in a batting cage, ride a roller coaster, and much more. You won’t believe your eyes and senses as you feel 100 percent immersed in the experience.

See a video of VR Vive here.

The Vogue Booth from Coco Events plays rocking music while guests strike a pose--afterwards, they receive a print photo and a video.

See a video of the Vogue Photo booth here.

For the 2016 Rose Parade opening ceremony in Pasadena Calif., the Corporate Magic team collaborated with Melbourne-based performing arts company Strange Fruit to design and create a unique large-scale sway pole performance on a moving Rose Parade float driven down famed Colorado Boulevard.

Mounting two 15-foot-tall sway apparatus onto an 18-foot-tall traveling Rose Parade float was quite a challenge, but the effect mesmerized audiences. Constant cheers erupted as the production performed its way down the boulevard.

Operetta Celeste from Creativiva features a beautiful opera singer in a 35-foot-long red dress.

As she sings her aria, she is elevated into the air.

In a mesmerizing moment, the dress drops, and reveals an aerial silk performer underneath.

See a video of Operetta Celeste here.

For a pharmaceutical client, the team from E Plus Productions introduced the concept of Assisted Dance with the use of aerial straps.

"Our choreography allows for sweeping, breathtaking visuals, while cutting down on the need for aerialists," they say. "The dancers' feet stand firm on the ground, but their partners can push them, pull them in never-ending, glorious options of staging."

See a video for Assisted Dance here.

For the opening of QATAR Airlines at the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood, E Plus Productions introduced the concept of one male performer shot in green screen.

"The green screen element allows us to put the performer into any setting, and to interact with any brand, object, theme, or activity," they say. "The beauty of this type of front- or rear screen entertainment is that it is just one performer, so the cost of travel is minimal, but the pay-off is maximum."

See a video of Interactive Video here.

In the act Zoom from Feeding the Fish, dancers on hoverboards wear Pix Video Suits--LED dance suits that display moving graphics--while performing slick choreographed routines.

"We offer Zoom as a high-energy, high-impact stage show, but we can also offer it as a mix and mingle act--we call it Glideabout," they say. Here, the performers glide around the event venue to meet and greet guests while their costumes change from, for example, an elf to a Father Christmas to a Christmas tree. 

See a video of Zoom here.

Glisse on Ice, created by professional figure skater Chantal Fry, has introduced its new Globe concept.

The skater performs a dynamic 10-minute show within the globe, and then guests pose with the globe for photos.

See a video for Glisse on Ice here.

New from Guinness World Records, GWR Live offers a customized, live record-breaking experience for events. 

Attendees can practice for and attempt to break or set Guinness World Records titles in real time.

This product also acts as a customizable entertainment solution where clients can choose from a menu of exciting record challenges or additional services to add engaging elements to their venue, brand or event.