Celebrated American comedian, television and radio personality and author Jeff Foxworthy will take the ICON HONORS 2012 stage July 14, 2012 to engage and delight a capacity crowd with his distinctive brand of humor in an exclusive performance marking the most anticipated and important night in the home and gift industry.

Foxworthy brings to the 2012 ICON HONORS celebration the engaging wit and wisdom that has powered his career over more than 25 years of work in such in such hit programs as the Jeff Foxworthy Show, Blue Collar TV, Foxworthy's Big Night Out and the Fox TV prime-time quiz show Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader?. He is the largest selling comedy recording artist of all times and has multiple Grammy nominations.

Foxworthy’s signature You Might Be a Redneck If… album series defined the American “redneck” comedy genre and helped establish his trademark style. His comedy, and its light-hearted portrayal of American life, capture the essence of our culture and echo much of what ICON HONORS 2012 and its focus on American ingenuity celebrates.

Grammy-winning singer/songwriter and guitarist Kenny Loggins takes the stage and steps into the AmericasMart spotlight at ICON HONORS 2012 as featured musical entertainer in the gift and home furnishings industry’s premiere program celebrating global innovation.

Loggins’ hits over four decades and 12 platinum albums reveal his lifelong passion for exploring the endless power of song. From a guitarist in rock bands, an acclaimed songwriter and a legendary country-rock duo to a sonic pioneer of smooth jazz, soundtrack superstar and live performer, Kenny Loggins is a massively successful and accomplished artist. For the past four decades, Loggins has been creating and producing award-winning albums and hit songs.

His masterpieces include million-selling solo albums such as Celebrate Me Home, Keep The Fire, High Adventure and Nightwatch and hit “This Is It,” which helped him win top honor of Best Male Pop Vocal Grammy in 1980. Adding to his fame, in the 80s Loggins became the king of movie theme songs with “I’m Alright” from Caddyshack, “Footloose” from its namesake and “Danger Zone” from Top Gun, to name a few. His list of Grammy awards is long and so is his reign as a top musician.