Allan Gee is the morning host for MOVE 97.1 in Penticton, and has been on the air doing mornings in the Peach City for 30 years now. Allan was involved as a judge for the 1st few years of the Penticton Elvis Festival, and then afterwards served as an MC. Years later, he is excited to be back on board as a judge for the 2024 edition of the Festival.

Hailing from London, Ontario, Krissy Kulick is a seasoned vocal coach and performer with a rich musical journey spanning over 35 years. Her passion for singing ignited early on, leading her to pursue formal vocal training at Humber College's esteemed music program. Krissy's expertise extends beyond her own performances; she has become a renowned vocal coach, shaping the talents of numerous aspiring artists. Notably, she has provided vocal training for several Elvis tribute artists, many of whom have achieved success in Elvis competitions under her guidance. With a blend of experience, knowledge, and dedication, Krissy continues to inspire and empower vocalists, both on and off the stage. Her commitment to her craft and her students has solidified her reputation as a respected figure in the music community, leaving an indelible mark on the thriving music scene of London, Ontario, and beyond.

Marco hails from Niagara, Ontario, where his passion for music took root. As the band leader and drummer of The Casino Brothers Band, he's been orchestrating rhythms that resonate with audiences for years. However, his journey extends beyond the confines of his band, as he's dedicated a quarter-century to backing up Elvis Tribute Artists from across the globe. This experience has imbued him with an intimate understanding of every era of Elvis Presley's iconic career. Marco's comprehensive knowledge of Elvis's repertoire, from the early rock 'n' roll days to the glittering Las Vegas performances, makes him a sought-after authority in the Elvis tribute community. His expertise and discernment have led him to be chosen as a judge for esteemed events like The Penticton Elvis Festival. With his drumsticks in hand and a deep reverence for the King of Rock 'n' Roll, Marco continues to leave his mark on the music scene, captivating audiences with his talent and insight.

Joe Combs, a name not new to the music industry, was born on August 18 in Gainesville, Florida. The second of two sons to an artist/minister father and mother, Marshall and Debbie Combs, Joe grew up in a home filled with a strong passion and love for music. Throughout Joe’s musical career, he has had many opportunities obtaining vocal credits on notable album Alan Jackson’s Precious Memories II, performances on the historic Grand Ole Opry Stage, as well as, continuously touring throughout the United States and Europe with the legendary Stamps Quartet.