Oklahoma-born singer/songwriter, Tim Sullivan, began performing gospel concerts with his seven talented brothers and sisters at the age of six. As a teenager Tim formed his first band, which was named one of the ten best bands in America in a national "battle-of-the-bands" competition. After graduating from Oklahoma University where he attended on a baseball scholarship, Tim moved to Los Angeles to pursue his music career. Tim has appeared on stage with superstars Vince Gill, Willie Nelson, Alan Jackson, Tammy Wynette, and Glen Campbell. He has been a featured performer at venues across the country from "The Crazy Horse" in Los Angeles to "Town Hall" on Broadway in New York City. Tim and his family will be in concert at "Carnegie Hall" for the fourth time this year. The last performance at Carnegie Hall was featured on NBC's "Good Morning America" and NBC's Nightly News. Tim won Massachusetts Songwriter of the Year Award for his song "Dance in the Rain" and wrote the theme song for the 2003 Boston Red Sox "Cowboy Up". Most recently, Tim has co-written a one-man-musical called "Diary of a Songwriter" that he has performed across the country and off Broadway to rave reviews. When Tim is not performing one of his 200 shows per year, he lives in Durango, Colorado with his wife Karen and their stunningly beautiful and talented ten-year old daughter, Heather Kathleen.