Your favorite new musician, Diamond Cafe, was dubbed a 'Pop Funk Prodigy' and an artist to watch by Pitchfork. The smoothness of Diamond's sound is comparable to an old fashioned. His sensual bass rhythms, silky guitar riffs and sweet vocals unite the past and present of music. With artists like Zach Fox, Bones, PNAU, Free Nationals and many more to come, Diamond... read full bio
Diamond Rio formed themselves in 1982 in Nashville, Tennessee. They began as an attraction for the Opryland USA theme park and quickly gained their reputation. In 1998 they were inducted into the Grand Ole Opry, becoming the first band in 14 years to receive that honor. Their album from that same year emerged as a creative high, with the hits:... read full bio
Dian Diaz is a Las Vegas local singer who was born in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Diaz started singing when she was only 9 years old and later grained fame after touring with Luis Miguel on his world tour. Other artists that Diaz has shared the stage with includes Earth Wind and Fire, Bono, Jean Luc-Pointi, Chuck Mangione, and more. She... read full bio
Diana DeGarmos singing talent was noticeable at an early age-- by the time she was five years old, she was used to being on stage and in the spotlight. Diana performed all around Georgia, and even at the Grand Old Opry. Becoming a finalist on the show America's Most Talented Kids" gained her even more exposure. She took the new... read full bio
Diana Gordon is a multi-talented singer and songwriter, who has made her mark in the music industry with her captivating voice and songwriting skills. Previously known as Wynter Gordon, she began her music career writing songs for other artists before signing with Atlantic Records and working on her own album. Her debut album "With the Music I Die" released in... read full bio
Diana Krall is the most commercially successful jazz-based artist of the past quarter century. The vocalist and pianist shot straight to the top of the Billboard Jazz charts with “The Look of Love” entering the Billboard Top 200 charts at number 9, topping the pop album charts in Canada and selling over 4 million albums worldwide. Notwithstanding her unmistakable glamour,... read full bio
Singer and actress Diana Ross was part of the Supremes as well as a solo artist, and starred in such films as Lady Sings the Blues and The Wiz. An accomplished performer, Ross began singing in a group with friends Mary Wilson, Florence Ballard, and Barbara Martin as a teenager. Signed to Motown Records by famed record producer and label... read full bio
Diana Vickers is an English singer-songwriter, actress and fashion designer who rose to fame making it as a semi-finalist on the competition reality series “The X Factor.” Vickers was born in Accrington, Lancashire, England, and while growing up, she studied theatre studies, classics, and psychology. Vickers began singing at only 11 years old and went on to participate in various... read full bio
Diane Eve Warren is an American songwriter with an unparalleled career that has spanned several decades. Born on September 7, 1956, Warren has achieved enormous success as a songwriter, winning numerous awards for her contributions to the music industry. She has won a Grammy Award, an Emmy Award, two Golden Globe Awards, and three consecutive Billboard Music Awards for Songwriter... read full bio
Dick Dale invented surf music. Dale is still playing with not only the same vengeance as he did in the 50's. He shares the stage with fellow players of all generations up into the alternative's. Being completely self taught, Dick Dale plays left handed upside down which was a result of holding the guitar left-handed. The strings became upside-down, chords... read full bio
Dhruv Sharma, also known by his stage name dhruv, is an American musician of Indian descent. On May 24, 2019, while a third-year Yale University student, he released his debut single, "double take." In 2021, the song was added to Spotify's Today's Top Hits playlist after becoming successful on TikTok. In 2020, he added "moonlight" and "vulnerable" as a follow-up.... read full bio
Dierks Bentley is an American country music artist and singer-songwriter. He was born in Phoenix, Arizona and studied at the University of Vermont before transferring to Vanderbilt University where he graduated. Before pursuing music, he worked at The Nashville Network. Since then, he has released 9 studio albums. Some of his most popular songs over the years include, “What Was... read full bio
Dark sorrow and pulsating 80s wave elements are combined in diggidaniel's distinctive synth-pop tunes. The up-and-coming Hanover musician organized his first solo headline tour of Germany, which has been sold out.... read full bio
Belgian hip-hop musician Dina Ayada has Moroccan ancestry. By the age of 12, she began producing her own raps. Today, she is one of Belgian hiphop's most promising artists, with endorsements from Kanye West, Playboi Carti, Ty Dolla $ign, Swae Lee, French Montana and others. Dina, a former law student, collaborated with her brother, a producer who had just taken up... read full bio
Dinah Jane is an American singer who rose to prominence in the girl group Fifth Harmony. She has since gone on to perform as a solo artist and has released her debut solo single, “Bottled Up”, which features Ty Dolla Sign and Marc E. Bassy. Jane was born into a musical family and she graduated from Orange County School of... read full bio
It's easiest to think of Dingus Khan as a band. This century's most captivating and horrific guitarist/frontman is accompanied by two drummers, two bassists, and an electric ukulele wizard. They occasionally carry out rehearsed dance performances and are all dressed in white. Melodic pop sensibilities encase bone-crushingly hard rock 'n' roll with equal parts of ecstasy, discomfort, and fury. Fierce Panda... read full bio
As passionate as their music, Dio Disciples have a rich past, lineage, and mission. "Dio Disciples," founded and led by Wendy Dio, the manager and widow of Ronnie James Dio, are Simon Wright, Scott Warren, and Craig Goldy, the longest-serving members of the band who continue to stay in the lineup at the master's (R.J.D.) discretion. Along with the well-known vocalist... read full bio
Dion DiMucci came out of the Bronx, rising to teen-idol status with his group The Belmonts. Striking out on his own, he had a string of Top 10 hits including ""The Wanderer"" and ""Runaround Sue."" In the turbulent era of the 1960s, he moved into a new phase with the folk-tinged hit single ""Abraham, Martin and John,"" a gentle, elegiac... read full bio
Sometimes a performer emerges who owns the dance floor rather than just playing it. That artist is DIØN. With a sound that has its roots in 90s rave, vicious kicks, and razor-sharp percussion, he has created a loud, raw, and unavoidable universe all his own. DIØN's music has become a movement with his breakthrough hit, "Public Enemies," and the establishment of... read full bio
Winner of five Grammy Awards, Dionne Warwick has had 68 Billboard chart hit records; has placed 44 records in the Billboard Top Ten and has had nine records achieve the coveted Billboard #1 chart position. This can only be the result of the magically melodic voice of Dionne Warwick, who has sold well over 60 million recordings. Today, Warwick’s sales... read full bio
