Kirk was born in Long Beach in beautiful Southern California. His father was an extremely talented “Big Band” musician, and in turn, he was destined early in life to become a musician and performer. His family moved to the Central Valley of California when Kirk was still a baby, and he began taking piano lessons when he was four years old. “Dad bought me an old upright player piano with the guts ripped out and stuck it in the garage so no one would have to listen to me practice. It wasn‘t long before I was performing in recitals around town, and for my friends and family. I loved the attention I received.” The lessons went on for many years, and soon the piano was moved into the house. “By the third grade, I was introduced to band instruments. I started out playing drums, then took up the tuba, and then tinkered with baritone and valve trombone.” Kirk was awarded The John Phillip Souza Award as a senior in high school. This prestigious award is presented to one high school student each year for their outstanding contribution to music. “I knew playing music was what I wanted to do for the rest of my life.”

More than an award-winning artist, accomplished songwriter, and amazing pianist, Rich Wyman is a first-rate showman with a faithful following around the world. An unstoppable creative force, Wyman is the recipient of ten ASCAP Awards and is also an acclaimed music producer and film composer. He has worked with top names in the music industry and is a passionate performer dedicated to creating original rock piano with soulful music and direct lyrics. Studying classical piano and violin from age five Wyman graduated from The High School for Performing Arts in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida and moved to New York City. He studied piano and composition at The Manhattan School of Music and New York University. He lived, performed, and recorded in New York for eight years. After skiing in Park City, Utah Wyman moved there and was discovered by Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Eddie Van Halen. Van Halen brought the husky-voiced talent to his 5150 Studio in Los Angeles. Along with Andy Johns (Led Zeppelin and Rolling Stones engineer) they produced the foundation of Rich's second album, Fatherless Child. His work with Van Halen broke radio in Europe and Wyman was signed to a record company in The Netherlands. His next two albums Where We Stand and Live... From The Heart produced two TOP 40 hits So What! and Little Things and resulted in TV, radio appearances, and concert tours including Park Pop in The Hague for over 350,000 people.