Chasen Hampton is an established Recording Artist, Producer, and Director, and currently serves as the lead singer of Close Enemies featuring Aerosmith’s Tom Hamilton on bass, drummer Tony Brock (The Babys, Rod Stewart), Peter Stroud (guitarist and Musical Director for Sheryl Crow), and guitarist Trace Foster (played with Mick Jagger and is Tech for AC/DC). Close Enemies is a rock band blending raw emotion, melodic intensity, and modern edge. Known for their dynamic soundscapes and powerful live performances, the band fuses gritty guitar riffs, driving rhythms, and haunting vocals to create a sound that’s both nostalgic and forward-thinking. Their music explores themes of resilience, connection, and the tension between chaos and calm – reflecting the duality that defines their name.

As a child he was signed as a member and eventual co-host of the All-New Mickey Mouse Club on The Disney Channel, and by age 14, signed to Hollywood Records where he toured the world recording with the ’90s pop group “The Party,” produced by Dr. Dre, Teddy Riley, Pharrell Williams, André Cymone, Stephen Bray & Jellybean Benitez, among many others.

His journey led him to Hollywood where he continued to gain success in TV and Film, immersing himself into the music scene as a Songwriter, Producer & sharpening his iron among the industry’s elite. After becoming a Music Director for two schools in Agoura Hills and Studio City, Chasen discovered his true passion for giving back through artist development & teaching music business to young performers. He’s been mentoring and developing artists for 15 years and produced hundreds of live shows for children and young adults as the founder of CHASENLIFE, LLC.

Former students have gone on to sign with Disney, Epitaph Records, Capitol, Sony Red, Universal Music Group, and seen all over the world in festivals and on stages such as Coachella, Lollapalooza, GMA, Jimmy Kimmel, iHeart Music Awards and many more.

Throughout his career Chasen has helped raise hundreds of thousands of dollars for pediatric cancer research, successfully funding 10 clinical trials. As well, lending his voice to The Aids Project of Los Angeles (APLA), The American Diabetes Association (ADA), onePulse, GKTW Village, and is a staunch supporter and #DistrictAdvocate of The Recording Academy’s MusiCares initiative to bring music back into our classrooms promoting diversity and inclusion through the arts. Chasen now serves as CEO of Always In The Club Foundation, a 501(c)(3) co-founded by reunited ’90s-era Mouseketeers to empower youth through mentoring and arts education. Learn more at AlwaysInTheClub.org.

Chasen is 1/5 of the ’90s pop group, The Party. As the first band signed to Hollywood Records, The Party was a pre-Black Eyed Peas group consisting of 3 guys & 2 girls that combined music styles, fashion & the best of all things ’90s, presenting it with 5 of the most diverse, multi-talented singers & dancers you could find. The Party (an acronym for Positive Attitude Reflects Todays Youth) was formed from original cast members and went on to release 5 CDs with Hollywood Records.

The Party’s “Free” album features production by music legends Dr. Dre, Stephen Bray (Madonna), André Cymone (Prince), Teddy Riley (Michael Jackson), and Delicious Vinyl (Tone Loc, The Pharcyde), among others. Even Pharrell Williams delivered a remix and Prince used to request Frontin’ when he would go out to the club. The Party toured with Color Me Badd and Hi Five during this release, and toured Asia (Tokyo, Singapore, Korea, Indonesia & Hong Kong). Gracing the covers of all the teen magazines, The Party became regulars on MTV, VH1 & BET, touring the world with some of the biggest stars of the era. Continuously topping the dance charts in major markets, The Party won over so many with their contagious dance energy, ahead-of-their-time songs, true talent & heart. They have been representing a social movement for 30 years now with their diversity defining their legacy. Currently members of The Party are still swinging with new singles, performances and initiatives, still promoting diversity & inclusion for social charities all over the world.

For The Party’s 30th Anniversary, Hollywood Records released 4 of their previously unavailable albums on digital platforms in September/October 2020. The albums “The Party’s Over, Thanks For Coming” and “Free” hit #9 and #10 on the iTunes Sales Chart. Learn more at ThePartyLegacy.com.

An original Mouseketeer, Albert is 1/5 of the ’90s pop group The Party. As the first band signed to Hollywood Records, The Party was a pre-Black Eyed Peas group consisting of 3 guys & 2 girls that combined music styles, fashion & the best of all things ’90s, presenting it with 5 of the most diverse, multi-talented singers & dancers you could find. The Party (an acronym for Positive Attitude Reflects Todays Youth) was formed from original cast members and went on to release 5 CDs with Hollywood Records.

The Party’s “Free” album features production by music legends Dr. Dre, Stephen Bray (Madonna), André Cymone (Prince), Teddy Riley (Michael Jackson), and Delicious Vinyl (Tone Loc, The Pharcyde), among others. Even Pharrell Williams delivered a remix and Prince used to request Frontin’ when he would go out to the club. The Party toured with Color Me Badd and Hi Five during this release, and toured Asia (Tokyo, Singapore, Korea, Indonesia & Hong Kong). Gracing the covers of all the teen magazines, The Party became regulars on MTV, VH1 & BET, touring the world with some of the biggest stars of the era. Continuously topping the dance charts in major markets, The Party won over so many with their contagious dance energy, ahead-of-their-time songs, true talent & heart. They have been representing a social movement for 30 years now with their diversity defining their legacy.

Currently members of The Party are still swinging with new singles, performances, and initiatives, still promoting diversity & inclusion for social charities all over the world.

For The Party’s 30th Anniversary, Hollywood Records released 4 of their previously unavailable albums on digital platforms in September/October 2020. The albums “The Party’s Over, Thanks For Coming” and “Free” hit #9 and #10 on the iTunes Sales Chart. Learn more at ThePartyLegacy.com.

Albert also co-founded the Day of Hope program for Always In The Club Foundation dba CREATE IMPACT NOW, to support women who are victims of domestic violence. Learn more at createimpactnow.org/dayofhope.

Tony Lucca currently tours with the Brett Young Band, and is a Nashville-based singer/songwriter and public speaker whose catalog of music runs the gamut from soul-infused pop to tear-jerker folk balladry. His music has been featured on shows like “Parenthood,” “Friday Night Lights,” “Felicity,” and “Brothers and Sisters.” His career started on Disney’s Mickey Mouse Club, alongside some of pop culture’s most standout icons like Justin Timberlake, Britney Spears, Keri Russell, and Ryan Gosling.

After a short stint in film and television, he began his music career in earnest, writing and recording songs that would quickly earn him the LA Music Award for Best Male Singer/Songwriter. In 2012, after several albums and EP releases, Lucca took third place on NBC’s “The Voice,” earning himself a record deal with coach Adam Levine’s 222 Records. He has toured alongside such artists as Sara Bareilles, Jonny Lang, Marc Anthony, Maroon 5, Kelly Clarkson, and Gabe Dixon of Tedeschi Trucks Band.

As a public speaker, Lucca has sewn together his craft of storytelling and musical performance into a form often referred to as a “keynote concert,” invigorating audiences, both young and old, with his personal yet captivating presence. During the pandemic of 2020, Lucca curated the Mo’Verb Lounge Sessions: a bi-monthly live stream webcast series with themes and content contributed by his wildly devoted fans.

Tony currently sits on the Board of Directors for Always In The Club Foundation, a 501(c)(3) co-founded by reunited Mouseketeers and more than 10,000 long-time fans, to Reimagine Tomorrow through Arts & Action. Always In The Club empowers youth through transformative mentorship and arts education, while working to build stronger communities and a sustainable future through its MMC’89 Initiative. Learn more at AlwaysInTheClub.org.

Tony currently resides in Nashville with his wife, Rachel, their kids Liam and Sparrow, along with their dog Apple.

Dale starred as ‘Dream Team’ attorney Carl E. Douglas on The People v. OJ Simpson: American Crime Story – winner of the EMMY, Golden Globe, BAFTA, Critics Choice, and NAACP Image awards for Best Limited Series. Dale has appeared in over 150 television episodes and over a dozen films including the All-New Mickey Mouse Club, HBO’s Perry Mason, Netflix’s Unbelievable, Bones, ER, Thor, The Sum of All Fears, the Will Smith-produced Lakeview Terrace, the Brad Pitt-produced Year of the Dog, and the 2009 remake of Fame. Dale was also seen on Shooter and recurring on Colony, and in the series premiere of MARVEL/FOX’s The Gifted.

Dale is a published author and currently produces films with the creator of the $1B Final Destination franchise, and through his nonprofit initiatives, has produced more than 250 world-class events featuring leaders in business and entertainment.

Dale volunteers his support to Always In The Club Foundation, a 501(c)(3) co-founded by reunited Mouseketeers and more than 10,000 long-time fans, to Reimagine Tomorrow through Arts & Action. Always In The Club empowers youth through transformative mentorship and arts education, while working to build stronger communities and a sustainable future through its MMC’89 Initiative. Learn more at AlwaysInTheClub.org.

Dale was a contributing editor to the limited edition book, Always in the Club: The True Story of the All-New Mickey Mouse Club, the first-ever full account of the show that launched a generation of icons. Learn more about the book at MMCBook.com.