TALENT AMERICA's STORY

 TinaMarie Holland, CEO and co-owner of Talent America and President of  COMPLETE ENTERTAINMENT, formerly NY-LA-NASH Entertainment, has represented talent for 30+ years. Her    Talent has shared the mic or stage with Cher, Janet Jackson, Phil Collins, Alabama, The Oak Ridge Boys, Dolly Parton, Steven Tyler, Larry Gatlin, Wynona, Maroon 5, and Michael Jackson, just to name a few… Dancers have performed in countless Broadway shows, Cruise lines, and alongside Miley Cyrus, Hannah Montana, Katy Perry and the Jonas Brothers.  Talent has been seen on Hunger Games 2, Saturday Night Live, All My Children, Days of our Lives, CSI, Vogue & Teen magazine, MTV, GAC, CMT and VH-1, and the list goes on.  NY-LA-NASH musical artists have sold over 78 million cd’s and received several Grammy’s. TM received her “start” in the industry at Talent America when she received a scholarship to the NY Academy of Performing Arts and is very excited to offer the same opportunity to other performers worldwide with Talent America.  

 Garrett Steele has always identified himself first and foremost as a Country Music Artist, then as a Musician, Actor, Entertainer and now, pro-angler Fisherman.  His most memorable performances have included sharing the stage or mic with Dolly Parton, Teddy Gentry and Jeff Cook of Alabama, Steve Wariner, Stephen Curtis Chapman, Lee Greenwood, Heidi Newfield, Larry Gatlin, Cowboy Troy, Andy Griggs,  Bill Anderson and Wynonna.  Garrett recently finished in the recording studio with his producer, the legendary performer, producer, and songwriter, Teddy Gentry, of the super group Alabama. You can find Garrett Steele’s music on Teddy Gentry’s Best New Nashville CD at Cracker Barrel Old Country Stores. As a nationally ranked pro-angler (fisherman) Garrett travels North America and shares his fishing tips, techniques, 25+ national and international sponsors as well as his passion for conservation and advocacy for the outdoors. Radio has labeled him as one of the "Ambassadors to Crappie Fishing". He encourages people to get outside and enjoy nature. In other words, "Get your outdoors on"