All proceeds from the Showcase go directly to Community Action Services & Food
Bank in Provo — helping provide food and resources to local families in need.
Meet the Artists
Who's Performing
A next generation of recording artists, sharing their gifts on one stage.
James Thorup
16K Monthly Listeners on Spotify
James Thorup is an up and coming singer/songwriter whose inspirations include names
like Ed Sheeran, Panic! at the Disco, Ben Platt, and Ben Rector. James has performed
with big names including Peter Hollens, David Archuleta, Kristen Chenoweth, Colbie
Caillat, Ben Rector, and others. While writing a mostly acoustic/pop mix, James
strives to better the world with his music, focusing on messages having to do with
family, character, relationships, and change.
Jantzen is a previous member of Vocal Point during his time at BYU. He's appeared in
multiple music videos which have received tens of millions of views to date.
Charley Chambers is a 19-year-old vocalist, songwriter, and artist who has been
writing music since the age of 13. Singing has always been her greatest passion, and
she has spent years developing her voice and experience as a performer. For five
years, Charley performed with Caleb Chapman’s Soundhouse, including the
Crescent Superband and other ensembles.
Hailey Murphy
Vocalist — Debra Bonner Unity Gospel Choir & J209
Hailey is a seasoned vocalist and recording artist, bridging inspiration from her
roots in Boston, Massachusetts, with her current home in Provo, Utah. As a
contemporary Christian, pop, and folk singer, her artistry reflects her love of God,
nature, and humanity. Over the course of her career, she has competed and toured
nationwide, releasing numerous singles and music videos with award winning Christian
vocal band, J209.
Hannah Dalley
Former Member of BYU Young Ambassadors
Hannah Dalley is a former member of BYU Young Ambassadors, a performing arts group
at Brigham Young University that presents musical theater productions, concerts, and
community performances. She was part of the 2018–2019 season repertoire,
performing in shows such as Welcome Home: A Family Celebration, Home of the Brave,
Life Is a Highway, Surfin’ USA, Can’t Stop the Feeling!, A Whole New
World, and The Way of Things. In these productions, she often performed alongside
other Young Ambassadors members, contributing to both vocal and choreographic
elements.
Neal Stucki
Top 12 Finalist — 2021 RootsTech Songwriting Competition
From the red rocks of Moab, Utah, Neal Stucki is a singer-songwriter and producer
creating mental health and faith-focused music. Drawing from personal experiences,
he crafts soul/pop anthems that explore empathy, healing, and our shared human
experience. A Top 12 finalist in the 2021 RootsTech Songwriting Competition, an
alumnus of the vocal band J209, and a current member of the Debra Bonner Unity
Gospel Choir, Neal channels influences ranging from Lauren Daigle and OneRepublic to
Charlie Puth into music that gives voice to quiet struggles and the lonely, unspoken
moments we each face.
Zack Dalley is a Utah-based vocalist and pianist who has been singing for most of
his life. As a former member of BYU Vocal Point, he spent two years performing to
audiences across the globe. He now performs regularly at weddings and other events
with his brother McKay, focusing on pop and singer-songwriter arrangements.
James Thorup is an up and coming singer/songwriter whose inspirations include names like Ed
Sheeran, Panic! at the Disco, Ben Platt, and Ben Rector. James has performed with big names
including Peter Hollens, David Archuleta, Kristen Chenoweth, Colbie Caillat, Ben Rector, and
others. While writing a mostly acoustic/pop mix, James strives to better the world with his
music, focusing on messages having to do with family, character, relationships, and change.
James was raised in a musical family that sang often together, initiating his love for
music. Believing for most of his life that music wasn't a practical path for him to pursue, he
ended up pursuing a degree in Electrical Engineering at Brigham Young University. While there,
looking for outlets through which to channel his musical talents, James performed with the
group BYU Vocal Point, traveling all over the United States and performing in China and
Thailand.
Charley Chambers is a 19-year-old vocalist, songwriter, and artist who has been writing
music since the age of 13. Singing has always been her greatest passion, and she has spent
years developing her voice and experience as a performer.
For five years, Charley performed with Caleb Chapman’s Soundhouse, including the
Crescent Superband and other ensembles. Through Soundhouse, she had the opportunity to tour
internationally and perform at venues including Dizzy’s Jazz Club in New York City, as
well as in Normandy, France, and Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. She has also performed as a lead
vocalist for audiences of more than 10,000 people.
Throughout her career, Charley has had the opportunity to perform alongside and learn from
acclaimed musicians including Steve Smith of Journey, Tyler Glenn of Neon Trees, Tom
“Bones” Malone of the Blues Brothers and Saturday Night Live Band, Huey Lewis,
Kenny Loggins, and Sal Cracchiolo of Tower of Power. She has also received multiple DownBeat
Magazine awards, including Top Blues/Pop/Rock Performer in the Junior High Division and
Outstanding Performance in the High School Division.
Today, Charley is focused on building her career as an independent artist, working on her
upcoming EP and single while performing with her band, Tesseract, the Utah PTA State High
School Battle of the Bands winners, and developing several other musical projects.
Hailey is a seasoned vocalist and recording artist, bridging inspiration from her roots in
Boston, Massachusetts, with her current home in Provo, Utah. As a contemporary Christian, pop,
and folk singer, her artistry reflects her love of God, nature, and humanity. Over the course
of her career, she has competed and toured nationwide, releasing numerous singles and music
videos with award winning Christian vocal band, J209.
Today, she performs with the Debra Bonner Unity Gospel Choir and shares her music with a
growing digital community. Driven by deep faith and personal purpose, her musical platform
champions suicide prevention initiatives in honor of her cousin and delivers a universal
message of healing and hope.
From the red rocks of Moab, Utah, Neal Stucki is a singer-songwriter and producer creating
mental health and faith-focused music. Drawing from personal experiences, he crafts soul/pop
anthems that explore empathy, healing, and our shared human experience.
A Top 12 finalist in the 2021 RootsTech Songwriting Competition, an alumnus of the vocal
band J209, and a current member of the Debra Bonner Unity Gospel Choir, Neal channels
influences ranging from Lauren Daigle and OneRepublic to Charlie Puth into music that gives
voice to quiet struggles and the lonely, unspoken moments we each face. His songs aim to
remind listeners that even in their lowest times, because of Jesus Christ they are never
alone.
Our Objective
“To bring a piece of heaven into our community through the sharing of authentic,
guileless beauty in vocal talent — and to provide a stage for artists with musical
gifts to grow their audience and following.”
The Utah Valley Artist Showcase is a not-for-profit event.
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October 23, 2026 • 7:00 PM MT • Covey Center for the Arts, Main Theater, Provo
