Warren G is an American west coast rapper who is best known for his breakout song ""Regulate"" which featured his close friend Nate Dogg. The song reached number 2 in the United States and charted worldwide. When he isn't making and writing rap music, he is working as a producer, and a DJ. He has had many songs make it... read full bio
Warren Hatch is the CEO and President for Good Judgment Inc, which is a global network of super forecasters that work to help companies address complex problems. Through his work with Good Judgment, Hatch explains to companies what makes work as a super forecaster different and how teamwork is one of the most important things you can do to deliver... read full bio
Warren Haynes is an American musician, songwriter, and record producer who is best known for being the guitarist of the Allman Brothers Band as well as for being a founding member of the band Gov’t Mule. Haynes was born in Asheville, North Carolina, and he began playing the guitar when he was only 12 years old. Early in his career,... read full bio
This Canadian born smooth jazz and adult contemporary musician, Warren Hill has gained early recognition as a true virtuoso. His musical passion began at the young age of seven, the age he began to play music that he loves. He continued his passion throughout high school. Warren fell in love with jazz music while attending a summer music camp at... read full bio
Warren Hue, born on June 20, 2002, is an Indonesian rapper-singer who has become a rising star in the music industry. Under the name Warren Hue, he is currently signed to 88rising and has been making music since he was 16 years old. Starting with a remix of Valee's "Womp Womp" on SoundCloud in 2018, Warren quickly gained recognition and went... read full bio
In April 1997, Warren Macdonalds life would forever be changed. While climbing on Hinchinbrook Island in Northern Austrlia a tragic accident happened. A giant boulder came down and crushed Warrens legs; they were both completely amputated at the thigh. Extraordinarily Warren began climbing again only a short 10 months later. He climbed Cradle Mountain and Federation Peak in Tasmania... read full bio
Warren Moon is a former professional gridiron football quarterback, who played for the Canadian Football League's Edmonton Eskimos and the National Football League's Houston Oilers, Minnesota Vikings, Seattle Seahawks, and Kansas City Chiefs. He is currently a broadcaster for the Seattle Seahawks. Moon held the record for most passing yardage in professional football until surpassed by Damon Allen on September... read full bio
Warren St. John is an American author, journalist, and is CEO and executive editor at Patch Media. He started his career working as a reporter for The New York Times and from there, started publishing his own books and continued to work as a journalist. Warren has published two books, the National Bestseller “Rammer Jammer Yellow Hammer: A Road Trip... read full bio
Warren Zeiders is one of the most unique country singers out there, with his distinctive sound full of honesty and grit. Warren is originally from Pennsylvania where he fell in love with country music. Now he’s a world-renowned singer songwriter. His sound really captures the wilderness of his home state, while drawing inspiration from the honky-tonk world of Nashville. Warren’s... read full bio
Warrick Dunn is a former American football star that now shifted his focus towards charity work. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers drafted Warrick into the NFL in 1997. He was selected in the first round and the 12th pick overall. As a rookie, he made a very immediate impact to the Buccaneers team. Association Press named him as the Offensive... read full bio
Warwick Smith is an Australian politician, and was a Liberal member of the Australian House of Representatives from December 1984 to March 1993 and again from March 1996 to October 1998, representing the Division of Bass, Tasmania. Having studied law at the Australian National University and worked as a solicitor in Tasmania, Smith was elected to Parliament in 1984 and... read full bio
The American eclectic pop group Was (Not Was) gained most of their popularity in the 1980s and early 1990s. The Detroit natives David Weiss and Don Fagenson founded the group in 1979. Their style of music and lyrics ranged from satiric to bizarre. Lead singers, Harry Bowens and Sweet Pea Atkinson, later joined the group. The band first gained commercial... read full bio
Washed Out is the stage name for Ernest Greene, an American singer/songwriter/record producer. He started out producing songs in his bedroom studio at his parents house ayer moving back in with them after he graduated from college. At the time he also worked with a local band called ""Bedroom"". That helped him win over many music bloggers that were attracted... read full bio
Will Gao and Olivia Hardy, who are siblings, came up with the idea for The Wasia Project in 2019. Their background in classical music along with their mixed British and East Asian upbringing encouraged them to write songs that incorporate a wide variety of musical styles. These styles include jazz, bedroom pop, and classical music. After the release of four... read full bio
Watch the Duck is an American musical duo that is comprised of Jesse Rankins and Eddie Smith III. The duo is from Montgomery, Alabama, and are an alternative R&B band. Watch the Duck is also comprised of production partner Oscar White III. The group has released three EPs, “Anatidaephobia”, “The Trojan Horse” and “Delayed Adulthood”. Their singles include “Poppin’ Off”,... read full bio
Singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Andrew Marlin, along with violinist/guitarist Emily Frantz, form the Chapel Hill, North Carolina based bluegrass band, Watchhouse, formerly known as Mandolin Orange. The duo draw from inspirations both old and new, presenting music composed of a bluegrass, gospel, folk, country, and pop mixture. Their music expresses “the earthy timelessness (and effortless harmonies) of Gillian Welch and David... read full bio
The Waterboys is a folk rock band originally hailing from Edinburgh, Scotland. The band’s conception began with Mike Scott, who went on to recruit Steve Wickham, Ralph Salmins, and “Brother Paul Brown. Since 1983, fans have noted the band’s three different phases: there was the “Big Music” period, which then evolved into the band’s folk music period, and then a... read full bio
Waterparks is a Houston-based American rock band founded in 2011 by Awsten Knight and Gage Matthieu. Initially formed with drummer Owen Marvin and guitarist Tommy Denley, the band went through a series of line-up changes before finally settling with Geoff Wigington as lead guitarist and Otto Wood on drums. Their debut EP, "Airplane Conversations," was released in 2012, and was... read full bio
Waters is the musical project of artists Van Pierszalowski, Brian DaMert, Greg Sellin, Andrew Wales, and Sara DaMert. They combine vocals, guitar, bass, drums, and keyboard to create their youthful rock sound. The bands music has been critically acclaimed by publications like National Public Radio, Rolling stone, and Billboard magazine. They have toured with artists like Tegan and Sara, Cold... read full bio
Watkins Family Hour is a joint musical endeavor started by artists and siblings Sara and Sean Watkins. It is frequently performed at the renowned Los Angeles club Largo. The duo has released three studio albums since the introduction of the Watkins Family Hour, starting with their self-titled debut, followed by Brother Sister, and most recently, Vol. II. At Los Angeles's... read full bio
