When Placebo made its debut in the 1990s, when grunge was going out of style and Brit-pop was ruling the charts, they created a stir with their androgynous image and brutal attack. The international group, often compared to a glam Nirvana, provided a powerful mix of gothic and electronic elements mixed with dark alt-rock, giving them a sound more akin... read full bio
Panteon Rococo is a beloved, socially mindful Mexican band that has spent 27 years in the music business, expanding through several genres. Since 1995, they have been acknowledged globally as the leading force in Mexican irreverent rock, ska, and punk, imbued with the lyrical pulse of the country. The music and accompanying story, which formerly spoke primarily to the vast majority of... read full bio
There once were two young boys who thought they had something lovely and straightforward to say. They desired to discuss love, happiness, and being affected by life. Together, Superpitcher and Rebolledo go by the moniker Pachanga Boys, and they use hippie dance to try and improve the world. The tale of the Pachanga Boys first originated in Hippie Dance, which subsequently... read full bio
Plastician is a DJ and producer from Croydon who is well-known for his avant-garde taste in music and his acute sense of emerging genres and trends. Plastician, best known for his role in the modest beginnings of the Grime and Dubstep movements in London, was acknowledged as the first artist to truly blur the lines between the two genres. He demonstrated... read full bio
One of those bands whose name really fits the music and style of the band is Pain of Truth. Even for the die-hard audience, the band's aggressive hits cause the listener to pause. Michael Smith, a young man who is undoubtedly one of the busiest people in the hardcore underground, is the group's frontman. He sings in Pain of Truth, plays... read full bio
In addition to having a bit of obsessive-compulsive disorder and a lot of rage, Pamela Rae Schuller was once diagnosed with the most severe case of Tourette syndrome in the nation. She wished away her distinctions as she struggled with suicide thoughts and descended into deep melancholy. After undergoing a metamorphosis, Pamela started to reinterpret her life and use her... read full bio
Point Point is a French electronic group. The group consists of four talent individuals that have been friends for a while and got together to make a group project. The artists are rocking the electronic music community, creating new and unique hits for audiences around the world. Some of their most popular songs include, ‘Life in Grey’, ‘Hands’, ‘A Piece... read full bio
Known for his vibrant and infectious personality, eight-time Canadian champion Patrick Chan is an inspiring young man, with a determination and commitment to world-class results. He has won three World Championships, two Olympic silver medals, two Grand Prix Finals, three Four Continents, and a unique story to go along with it. Chan has been honored with numerous off-ice awards for... read full bio
Peggy Fleming is an inspirational role model whose story will touch people from all walks of life. The Olympic skating legend is no stranger to adversity. Peggy Fleming faced perhaps her biggest challenge of all when she was diagnosed with breast cancer. Peggy Fleming successfully battled the disease and has now become one of the foremost speakers on the... read full bio
Homero Palomo began playing romantic ballads combined with traditional Mexican music. After assembling his own band, Palomo started getting involved in the tejano scene, covering hit songs and paying tribute to Ram_n Ayala. The groups album entitled, No Llores Mas, included the hit single Te Vas Con El." The group became one of the most popular regional Mexican bands after... read full bio
Phil Esposito is a former Canadian professional ice hockey centre who played 18 seasons in the National Hockey League for the Chicago Black Hawks, Boston Bruins and New York Rangers. He is an Honored Member of the Hockey Hall of Fame and is considered to be one of the best to have ever played in the National Hockey League. Phil... read full bio
" Peter, Bjorn and John is a musical trio from Stockholm, Sweden. Made up of members Peter Moren on vocals, guitar, and harmonica; Bjorn Yttling on vocals, bass, and keyboards; and John Eriksson on drums, percussion, and vocals. The band is influenced by the sounds of classic ’60s baroque pop, power pop, and new wave. The band gained lots of... read full bio
Polo Urias is a norteno singer and bajo sexton player from Ojinago, Chihuahua Mexico. He was previously the lead vocalist for Los Rieleros del Norte, until he established his own band called Polo Urias y su Maquina Nortena. His band is very popular on regional Mexican radio in both the United States and Mexico. Urias’ biggest singles include Veinte Anos,... read full bio
A veteran session player from Al Stewart's band and all Basia albums, contemporary jazz guitarist/keyboard player Peter White became a leader with 1990's Reveillez-Vous, on the Chase Muic label. Signed to Sindrome the following year, White released three albums for the label before moving on to Columbia by 1996. His debut album for the label, Caravan of Dreams, continued his... read full bio
Whether it's salsa, straightahead jazz, Latin jazz, or even elements of soul and blues, the mesmerizing array of sounds and colors from Poncho Sanchez's youth have telegraphed across the decades and continue to inform his creative sensibilities to this day. ""There's room for a lot of different sounds in our music,"" he says. ""I think people have come to know... read full bio
Pop Evil has developed their following the hard way. Leaving no stone unturned, no fan's question unanswered, and no road untraveled, the group pulled themselves up from their bootstraps and built themselves into a radio rock powerhouse that conjures the dirtiest hooks of the hard rocking 70's, the hair metal 80's and the grunge. Coming from Michigan, one of the... read full bio
Paul Mooney is one of the most dangerous and brilliant comic minds of our time. This is not a show for those considered easily offended. Paul Mooney was the head writer for Richard Pryor and Redd Foxx in addition to being the head writer on the hit TV show In Living Color", on which he created "Homie the Clown". ... read full bio
The Pickle Family Circus was a small circus founded in 1974 in San Francisco, California, USA. The circus formed an important part of the renewal of the American circus. They also influenced the creation of Cirque du Soleil in Montreal. Neither circus features animals or use the three-ring layout like the traditional circus. The Pickle Family Circus is now a... read full bio
Peter Gruber is the founder, chairman and CEO of Mandalay Entertainment, as well as a Number One New York Times bestselling author. Guber's most recent films from Mandalay Entertainment include The Kids Are All Right, Soul Surfer, Bernie, Horns, The Voices, and Drawn of the Dead. He has also produced Rain Man, Batman, The Color Purple, Midnight Express, Gorillas in... read full bio
Pusha T is a recording artist, occasional actor, and formerly one half of the critically acclaimed hip hop duo Clipse. He signed to Kanye Wests G.O.O.D. Music, eventually becoming the president of the label. Following his signing, he was featured on a number of labelmates projects such as My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy and many of the G.O.O.D. Fridays tracks.... read full bio
