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Joe Costello is the owner and founder of Onstage Entertainment Group. Photo courtesy of Joe Costello Joe Costello is an Arcadia-area entrepreneur who runs an entertainment company with a roster of more than 1,200 performing artists. What’s more, he built that business on the professional skills he learned as a touring blues and jazz drummer. As a young man, Costello was devoted to a performing career, studying and practicing intensely to reach his 10,000-hour practice goal and achieve fame as a musician.“I loved it. I loved everything about it,” he said.Costello, who grew up just south of Albany, New York, graduated with a bachelor’s degree in jazz ensemble from SUNY Fredonia and moved to the heart of the jazz and blues scene in New York City after graduation to pursue his ambitions.

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