Psy, real name Park Jae-sang, is a South Korean singer, rapper, and composer who has achieved worldwide recognition for his upbeat and contagious musical taste. He was born in Gangnam, South Korea, on December 31, 1977, and he started his music career in the early 2000s. With his famous song "Gangnam Style," which went viral and set multiple records, including being... read full bio
Psychic Temple is a musical project fronted by renowned jazz/rock artist Chris Schlarb. While his solo work mostly encompasses the jazz/experimental genres, Psychic Temple reaches a diverse range of audiences, incorporating pop, Americana, smooth jazz and more. Their debut self-titled release features collaborations with 29 other artists, including Minutemen bassist Mike Watt, drummer Tabor Allen of Rare Grooves, and Philip... read full bio
Psychologist and humorist, Bruce Christopher, is America's foremost "Enter--Trainer" today. He has earned this distinction because of his high-energy style and humorous presentation of his material. He is a clinical psychologist holding degrees in Professional Psychology and Interpersonal Communications. Bruce has Enter--Trained audiences internationally because of his hilarious approach to today's hot topics which impact our personal & professional lives.... read full bio
Originating from the isolated island of Tasmania, Psycroptic have gradually established themselves in the congested modern metal scene. Psycroptic avoids trends and uses a wide range of musical influences, both extreme and otherwise, to create a sound that is all their own: a perfect fusion of brutality, intensity and rhythm. Psycroptic defies categorization, distinguishing themselves from the mob and bringing something new... read full bio
In their most recent album, Psymon Spine used a distinct approach to left-of-center indie, electronic and dance sounds to explore complex emotions and catharsis. The album received positive reviews from publications like Paste, FLOOD, Brooklyn Vegan, Under The Radar and NME. It was also featured on playlists from Spotify, Apple Music, KEXP, KCRW and the BBC, as well as NPR Music's "New Music... read full bio
Public is a pop/rock band from Cincinnati, Ohio. The band is comprised of three members, John Vaughn, Ben Lapps, and Matthew Alvarado. Using the guitar, drums, and vocals, Public performs catchy tunes for audiences across the nation. They have supported acts like Walk The Moon, Twenty One Pilots, and Neon Trees. In addition, Public has performed at festivals like CMJ,... read full bio
Public Enemy is an American hip-hop group formed in 1982, consisting of Chuck D, Flavor Flav, Professor Griff, and DJ Lord. Hailing from Long Island, New York, they are widely considered to be one of the greatest and most influential hip-hop groups of all time. Public Enemy's music is characterized by politically charged lyrics and innovative production techniques, with an... read full bio
Public Service Broadcasting is an alternative rock/ electronica band from London, made up of three multi-instrumentalists. They’ve toured all around the globe, and were winners of the Vanguard Breakthrough Award at Prog magazine‘s fourth annual Progressive Music Awards. After founder J. Willgoose released the One EP as a solo artist, Wrigglesworth joined him to perform at Aestival in Suffolk. They... read full bio
Puddle of Mudd is an American rock band from Kansas City. They have sold over seven million albums in the United States alone. Puddle of Mudd has released a string of mainstream rock singles. ""Come Clean"", their major-label debut has sold over five million copies. They have released two independent and four major albums. Volume 4: ""Songs in the... read full bio
Originally from River City before kicking around Atlanta, the sulking serenader gained momentum after hitting the road as guest performer on the Aqua Teen Hunger Force Live tour and Eels tour and making special appearances at Seattles Teatro ZinZanni and NYCs Sleep No More. It was Halloween time when Puddles then teamed up with Scott Bradlees Postmodern Jukebox to record... read full bio
Sean John Combs, currently known by his stage name Diddy, is an American record producer, rapper, actor, and men's fashion designer. He has won three Grammy Awards and two MTV Video Music Awards, and his clothing line earned a Council of Fashion Designers of America award. He was originally known as Puff Daddy and then as P. Diddy (Puff and... read full bio
Pug Johnson was raised in Southeast Texas' Golden Triangle, and the fusion of musical influences that developed there is reflected in his sound. After Slow Rollin' Lows, Pug's first project, was dismantled, and he spent two years in Nashville, Pug returned to Beaumont, Texas, where he started honing his performance skills. Under the direction of producer/engineer Ryan Johnson, the band entered... read full bio
The band Pulled Apart By Horses is more of a dysfunctional family than a gang. The Leeds trio is a close-knit rock group that writes songs with suckerpunch riffs and zinging choruses. Their music delights and threatens. They've emerged from the remains of many bands in Leeds. Since then, they have thrived in their own tumultuous ecology, touring nonstop and barely... read full bio
Jacob Allen, better known as his stage name, Puma Blue, is an alternative singer-songwriter, producer and multi-instrumentalist who is based out of London and Atlanta. Puma Blue produces his own music at home, and mixes in his falsetto voice with soft lo-fi textures and drums. Puma Blue grew up in London and over the years, he has collaborated with several... read full bio
Pumarosa are a band from London, England. They are known for having the songwriting techniques of artists such as PJ Harvey or Patti Smith with the electronics of The Knife and Cocteau Twins. They have released their debut album, “The Witch”, which led to them having sold-out concerts locally. They have toured with artists such as Kate Tempest, Glass Animals,... read full bio
Punch Brothers is a bluegrass band hailing from Brooklyn, made up of mandolin player Chris Thile, fiddler/violinst Gabe Witcher, banjo player Noam Pikelny, guitarist Chris Eldridge, and bassist Paul Kowert. Described by American Songwriter magazine as “A 21st century version of the Bluegrass Boys,” Punch Brothers have four albums: Punch, Antifogmatic, Who’s Feeling Young Now, and The Phosporescent Blues. The... read full bio
Punctual, the team of Bristol musicians Will Lansley and John Morgan, specialize in house music with a songwriter’s touch. But unlike Disclosure, their music doesn’t find its pop elements in lyrics and discernible human vocals. Their single “Eva,” for instance, does wonders with a manipulated voice sample, and its B-side “Fix” works similar magic with a playful keyboard loop. Both... read full bio
Numerous performances by Punk Rock Factory have sold out months in advance at renowned locations including Cardiff Great Hall and Nottingham Rock City. The group amassed a sizable fan base on the internet, and their inventive punk-style covers of beloved Disney songs were featured on their second album, "A Whole New Wurst." After making a strong live impression at the Bloodstock... read full bio
Punkie Johnson is an American comedian, actress and writer who has most recently become a featured player for the television comedy sketch show, “Saturday Night Live.” Johnson was born in New Orleans, Louisiana, and she began her career first working as a stand-up comedian. During this time, she caught her first big break working as a paid regular at The... read full bio
PUP, also known as Pathetic Use of Potential, and previously known as Topanga, is a Canadian punk-rock band that consists of members Stefan Babcock, Nestor Chumak, Zack Mykula, and Steve Sladkowski. The group is from Toronto, Ontario, Canada, and three of the members of the group have been childhood friends and often played in bands together. After high school, the... read full bio
