Glenn Carle is an American author and former CIA Deputy National Intelligence Officer. Carle grew up in Boston, Massachusetts, and he earned his B.A. in government at Harvard before going on to earn his M.A. in European Studies and International Economics from Johns Hopkins University’s School of Advanced International Studies. He went on to begin working in field operations for... read full bio
Glenn Anderson is a former Canadien ice hockey player who played in the National Hockey league for 16 seasons. He played for teams such as the Edmonton Oilers, the New York Rangers, the St. Louis Blues, and the Toronto Maple Leafs. He is best known for stepping his game up whenever it really matters and there is a big game.... read full bio
Glen Templeton was chosen by country music and is now regarded as one of Country Music’s most prominent rising stars. With an ever-changing career path, Templeton was always drawn back to his guitar. After sharing the stage with country music artists in Nashville, working clubs on lower Broadway, and carving his way to stardom, Templeton caught his big break when... read full bio
Glen Powell is an American actor, writer, and producer, best known for his roles as Chad Radwell on the television series “Scream Queens”, John Glenn in the film “Hidden Figures”, Thorn on “The Expendables 3”, and as Finnergan on “Everybody Wants Some!!!”. Powell has done some producing and writing for short films like “J.A.W.”, and “Mother Hen”. Powell is from... read full bio
Glen Phillips is a songwriter, lyricist, singer and guitarist best known as the singer and songwriter of 1990s alternative rock group Toad the Wet Sprocket. Toad the Wet Sprocket signed with Columbia Records and disbanded after recording six albums and playing many major tours. Following the breakup of Toad, Phillips released his first solo album, Abulum. This was followed up... read full bio
American television producer and author Glen Mazzara, who was born on July 6, 1967, is renowned for his outstanding contributions to well-known series including The Shield, The Walking Dead, and Damien. Mazzara's talent and experience have brought him to the top of the industry. He is now the showrunner for Beacon 23, a television series starring Lena Headey and Stephan James.... read full bio
While working at Malcolm McLaren's and Vivienne Westwood's clothes store in London, Glen Matlock, an English musician, met guitarist Steve Jones and drummer Paul Cook. He later became the first bass guitarist of the punk rock band the Sex Pistols. Ten of the twelve songs on the Sex Pistols' sole album, Never Mind the Bollocks, are credited to him as... read full bio
Glen Hansard is the Academy Awardwinning principal songwriter and vocalist/guitarist for Irish group The Frames and one half of folk rock duo, The Swell Season. He is also known for his acting, having appeared in the BAFTA winning film The Commitments, as well as starring in the film Once. His song, Falling Slowly", from Once, co-written with his co-star Markta... read full bio
One of the professional dancers participating in ABC's ballroom program Dancing with the Stars is Gleb Savchenko. In Season 16, he makes his television debut alongside celebrity dance partner Lisa Vanderpump. Gleb, who was born in Moscow, Russia, started dancing at the age of 7. He was such a well-rounded young man, having studied tennis, karate, gymnastics, and swimming. But... read full bio
Known for their distinct sound and impactful lyrics, this band has become one of the most popular Scottish exports in recent years. They have never compromised or conformed, earning the respect of both critics and colleagues, and they have a devoted global fan base. They are a band who, in their own right, are creating an indisputable legacy in the... read full bio
American post-hardcore band Glassjaw is from Hempstead, New York. The group, which features guitarist Justin Beck and singer Daryl Palumbo, played a significant role in the Long Island music scene in the early 2000s. The group, which is known for its aggressive live shows and frequent lineup changes, has had a big impact on the growth of the post-hardcore underground... read full bio
Glasser is the one-woman orchestra of Cameron Mesirow. Glasser entered public consciousness in 2009 with her debut EP, Apply. The intimate, luxurious music resonated widely, despite being made by Cameron, alone and in airplanes and shoe stores, on Garage Band. With her album Ring, however, Cameron worked for months with producer Ariel Rechtshaid to re-imagine her musical arrangements, incorporating organic... read full bio
In 2005 Glass Tiger marked 20 years of making music together. In celebration of this achievement, EMI Music released a retrospective DVD containing all of the original hit videos the band released in the 1980's and 90's along with 2 new videos and songs recorded especially for the DVD compilation. Glass Tiger continues to play select dates, only when all... read full bio
The synth-pop group Glass Spells hails from San Diego, California. Anthony Ramirez and Tania Costello make up the band's two members. The group's instrumentalist, Anthony, contributes his diverse skill set to the creation of their distinctive sound. As the band's primary singer and vocalist, Tania contributes the band's signature poignant and intense lyrics and melodies. They emphasize a dreamy ambiance... read full bio
Glass Cannon Live returns for another year with your favorite geeks! Come see Troy, Joe, Skid, Matthew, Sydney and Kate in a place near you as they deliver their distinctive style of epic storytelling and absurdist humor. Each presentation is a distinct live gaming session, and you never know what will happen until you watch it happen in real time! Glass Cannon... read full bio
"Glass Candy is an electronic music duo from Portland, Oregon. Comprised of vocalist Ida No and multi-instrumentalist Johnnny Jewel, the duo performs electronic music with a twist. Influenced by art punk and glam rock, the duo incorporates synthetic sounds and Italo disco into their tracks. Glass Candy’s sound has evolved throughout the duo’s musical journey. The group has released two... read full bio
Glass Beams, a mysterious band from Naarm (Melbourne), are known for their own kind of serpentine psychedelia that is presented through cyclical riffs and disorienting melodies. The artist's debut album, "Mirage," which was self-recorded in a home studio, displays a preference for cosmic instruments, eastern scales and kraut-infused polyrhythms. It has four pieces that draw from a wide range of sounds and... read full bio
English indie pop group Glass Animals was founded in Oxford in 2010. The band, which is founded and fronted by singer, composer, and producer Dave Bayley, also includes Joe Seaward, Ed Irwin-Singer, and Drew MacFarlane, three of his boyhood pals. All three of the Glass Animals albums were written and produced by Bayley. Before settling in Oxford, where he first... read full bio
Glare, who were formed in the Rio Grande Valley of Texas, are painters of expansive worlds and powerful emotions rather than genre traditionalists. The four-piece band has already amassed a sizable fan base, both online, where people go to temporarily block out emotions, and in person, thanks to their reputation for selling out performances. The band's first album, Sunset Funeral, is... read full bio
Glaive, a performer, composer and producer from the North Carolina mountains, started writing songs at the start of the pandemic and posted his first one on Soundcloud. Since then, his ascent has been swift and has been fueled by a consistent stream of new songs that has helped him gain notoriety and a committed fan base. The single "astrid" from his... read full bio
