ATSTS 2026 Performers
Blake Maso
Blake’s musical journey began in 6th grade, when he joined the band and was assigned the French horn. By 8th grade, he had become principal horn of the Frisco Symphony. In high school, he earned Texas All-State honors each year and ultimately the #1 ranking among French horn players in Texas. He currently serves as General Manager and Partner at Roots & Water Southlake and is a Partner in Delucca Gaucho Pizza & Wine. He also holds partnership interests in two Napa Valley wineries, Becklyn and Quivet. Today, Blake plays occasionally for personal enjoyment, and this charity talent show marks his first public performance in 15 years—a meaningful return to the stage in support of a worthy cause.
Cooper & Capri
As puppies, Cooper and Capri, delighted in performing tricks for their human friends. They learned quickly that more difficult tricks earned them better treats which they sold to neighborhood dogs in order to save up for acting school. They have set their sights on Hollywood and are currently earning a living as Uber drivers until they make it on the big screen.
Dana Cargill
My parents encouraged me, when I was eight, singing solos for a nursing home with church members. Thru my school years I sang in choir and the musical “The Music Man”. I continue to sing participating in the WHS Alumni Choir.
Dani Daye
As a shy little girl growing up around country music in a small town in Louisiana, I always knew I wanted to be a part of it! The rhinestones , the big hair, cowboy boots, and hearing those classic country songs and a little rock n’ roll was what got me dreamin’. These years later, it’s never left me. I’m not quite as shy as I was back then, and if you’ll listen… well, I’ll sing it! Hope to bring you a smile.
Eric Couch
Eric Couch, a Dallas-based entrepreneur, owns ProVision Brokerage, an annuity brokerage house. A dedicated family man, he’s married with two kids and a faithful baritone singer who performed with the Dallas Symphony for four years. He’s also a valued member of the Forbes Finance Council.
Haiden Kezar
Haiden is a dancer and actor based in San Antonio, Texas. She discovered her love for performing at just two years old, entertaining her grandparents with Shirley Temple-inspired routines. By age four, she began competing across Texas, quickly developing a passion for dance and performance. Now twelve, Haiden has trained with numerous distinguished choreographers across the United States. Most recently, she performed at the Industry Dance Awards in Los Angeles, honoring icons such as Janet Jackson, Debbie Gibson, and Christopher Scott, under the direction of JoJo Siwa.
Ivy Galvan
Ivy is 9 years old and attends Heritage Elementary School. She has loved nature, bugs, and animals since she was a little girl. Ivy thoroughly enjoys art and won first place in the GCISD Butterfly Flutterby art contest. She loves God and is known for her kind and caring heart, often sharing God’s love with others. Ivy also enjoys playing the piano, which she started at age 6, and she will be playing one of her favorite songs, “The Bubble,” because she loves bubble gum!
John Huffman
John is well known in the Southlake community for his many past leadership roles in the city. He served two terms on the Southlake City Council before he became the Mayor of Southlake from 2021 to 2024. But did you know he is a talented singer and overall great entertainer? Only is wife, Elizabeth, and their three kids knew! When he isn’t singing, you can find him at their renovation and construction company in Southlake.
