Larry King

For 25 years, Larry King was a part of many people's nightly routine as the host of CNN's Larry King Live. And for many celebrities, you were never really a success unless you say across the desk from Mr. King. Now in semi retirement after 50 years of being the one asking hte questions, Larry King is hitting the road in the new stage show "Larry King: Standing Up." Starting with his life growing up as a street-smart kid in Brooklyn to tales from his storied career as the greatest interviewer of all time, Larry King's style and wit will give audiences an evening to remember. Live audiences will also have the rare opportunity to turn the tables and actually ask Larry King questions. For those that can't make it to the live show, you can do the next best thing by following him on twitter.

Sean Morey

Comedian Sean Morey has been a friend of the BOB&TOM show for longer than we can remember and his songs have been popping up on our albums since the 80's. But we're not the only ones that enjoy his music; he recently placed first and third in the comedy division of the International Songwriting Contest with his tunes "Dear Santa" and "The A.D.D. Song." Along with those two favorites, Morey is famous for his other tunes "The Man Song," "The Woman Song," "The Man That Doesn't Exist" and "Dickin' Around at Work."

Ben Bailey

Acclaimed stand-up comedian, Ben Bailey is the most desired cabbie in New York. He is the host of the highly successful shows "Cash Cab" (for which he was nominated for an Emmy Award) and "Cash Cab: After Dark" on the Discovery Channel.He was singled out by publications such as Entertainment Weekly, People and the New York Post. As a stand-up he has also been profiled in publications such as the New York Times, Maxim, the Associated Press and other reputable publications as well. Ben’s new comedy special “Road Rage” airs on Comedy Central on May 21st.

Warren Haynes

You wouldn’t know it from listening to Warren Haynes play, but there was a time when he was much more into the Motown sound than guitar. It was only after being turned onto Eric Clapton by his older brothers that he picked up the six-string. Not long after discovering the pleasures of guitar playing, Warren found himself performing at local pizza parlors that had been converted into nightclubs. Haynes would go on to make a lot of friends in the industry, which led to him joining the Allman Brothers for eight very good years and five even better albums. Turns out that playing for just one band just isn’t enough for Mr. Haynes who went on to found the group Gov’t Mule, as well as release a few solo albums. Warren is currently a member of the Allman Brothers Band, Phil Lesh and Friends in addition to being the lead guitarist and vocalist for Gov’t Mule. Warren Haynes recently released a new solo studio project titled Man in Motion. Follow Warren on twitter and facebook.