GENTRI—short for “The Gentlemen Trio”—specializes in its own brand of “cinematic pop.” The group is made up of singers Casey Elliott, Brad Robins, and Bradley Quinn Lever and supported by producer and arranger Stephen Nelson.

Mat and Savanna Shaw are a father-daughter duo who gained popularity after posting their first YouTube video in March of this year. Since then, they’ve appeared on Good Morning America and The Kelly Clarkson Show.

Las Vegas native Aaron “Wheelz” Fotheringham is often considered the inventor of WCMX, or wheelchair motocross. He tours with the action sports collective Nitro Circus, and he holds five Guinness World Records for his stunts.

Elenyi is a trio of sisters from Salt Lake City, Utah. They love to find refreshing new takes on hit pop songs and hymns, often reinventing them by singing in different languages.

Pop singer David Archuleta became a global sensation after competing on American Idol in 2008. He has since produced eight studio albums and performed in venues all over the world.

Stuart Edge is a YouTube star and performer known for posting videos of his magic tricks, musical performances, and (friendly!) pranks. His mission is to “amaze and inspire” the world.

Steven Sharp Nelson is an award-winning cellist and a member of The Piano Guys. A pioneer in the field of “cello percussion,” he’s known for finding innovative new ways to play the cello.

The Bennett family is best known for their YouTube channel, “The Ohana Adventure.” The family of eight enjoys creating vlogs about their spontaneous adventures, family games, silly skits, and everything in between.

Seventeen-year-old Klailea Bennett is the oldest child in The Ohana Adventure family. She loves creating videos about fashion, travel, and other lifestyle topics.

Aberdeen Lane is a group of family members and friends who love to create music that brings joy to the world. They often sing about their faith in Jesus Christ.

Eight-year-old Claire Crosby has been singing since before she could walk. She’s appeared on TV shows like Little Big Shots, The Voice, and The Ellen DeGeneres Show. In this performance, she will be accompanied by Russell M. Nelson, President of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.