One of the top R&B vocal groups of the '90s, Blackstreet was founded by singer, producer, and new jack swing pioneer Teddy Riley after the breakup of his seminal trio Guy. His itch to get back in the performing arena resulted in the formation of Blackstreet, which included singers Chauncey ""Black"" Hannibal, Levi Little, and Joe Stonestreet in addition to... read full bio
BlackWaters is an indie-punk band from Guildford. They have been compared to bands like Fidlar and Palma Violets, but incorporate the classic punk sounds of The Clash and Ramones. Their sounds entertain audiences with in-your-face attitudes. BlackWaters has released a multitude of singles and music videos on the Internet. In addition, they have played on tour with acts like Strange... read full bio
Following a fortuitous meeting while performing in Brussels, rapper Jay Atohoun and singer-producer Willem Ardui had no idea that their brief conversation at the time would eventually develop into the endless, grooving blackwave. They quickly demonstrated their creative rapport by exchanging ideas online, which led to the creation of their remarkable debut project, "Mic Check," which still attracts attention and attention... read full bio
Headquartered in Hamilton, Canada, Madeline Winter doesn't identify herself as a conduit for the numerous musical identities and sounds assumed, you can hear the sharp dynamic differences between electronic rage-pop, hip-hop, emo, shoegaze and occasionally simply pure beat-centric futuristic music on the first listen. Blackwinterwells, a hyper-accelerated lone writer, producer and performer for the digital generation, is Madeline's loudest energy. Madeline is a shapeshifter... read full bio
Blade Brown, also known as Jonathan Wrate, is an English rapper and songwriter. Blade was first explosed to hip hop music as a kid, thanks to his father. It was the 80s and 90s hip hop, as well as reggae that first piqued his interest. He started taking rap music more seriously when he was 17. In 2004, he released... read full bio
Growing up in Stockholm and being completely cut off from any kind of rap tradition, Bladee was forced to invent a new one. He patched together a variety of disparate internet influences with his own vibrant imagination to create a new wave of uncanny and immensely influential, highly unclassifiable type of music, either by himself or with the Drain Gang... read full bio
Bladerunner is an electronic drum n bass musician who got his start in 2004 when legendary British DJ Ray Keith discovered him. The two hit it off well and Bladerunner would soon join up with Dread Recordings to produce and master professionally under the label. He would remix popular jungle tracks like DJ Hype’s “The Chopper” and “Dark Soldier”. It’s... read full bio
Blaenavon is an English indie rock band comprised of three members. Ben Gregory provides vocals, Frank Wright is on bass, and Harris McMillan is on drums. Their sound is vibrant and rhythmic, but contains contrasting dark lyrics and themes. Their sound was well received by audiences in the UK, their first album, Thats Your Lot, reached number 54 on the... read full bio
Blaise Moore is a singer and songwriter inspired by her personal life. Through her music, she bares her soul, giving audiences confessions of a broken heart and more. Her sound can be described as atmospheric and electronic, as it is filled with synths and soothing vocals. Moore first gained attention from her release Friends, which was dedicated to her ex-boyfriend.... read full bio
A veteran of 22 Tonight Shows and of Vietnam. Vietnam was harder but he claims to have killed more communists on The Tonight Show." Blake Clark has appeared in numerous sitcoms including "Home Improvement", "The Drew Carey Show","Boy Meets World", "Roseanne " and Designing Women" to name a few. He enjoys cooking, camping, reading, travelling and performing comedy.... read full bio
Blake Mills is an American songwriter, guitarist, composer and producer. He was born in Santa Monica, California, and he grew up in Malibu where he studied high school at Malibu High School with Taylor Goldsmith. They started their musical career in a band they co-founded called Simon Dawes. The group released one EP and an album. After the band disbanded,... read full bio
Blake Rose, an Australian native from Perth, has always had a strong interest in music. The didgeridoo, a wind instrument made by indigenous Australians, was one of the first instruments Rose ever picked up. The didgeridoo has its limitations though and Rose had begun learning how to play the guitar. But Rose didn't truly mature into the songwriter he is now until a three-month... read full bio
Blake Shelton was born in Ada, Oklahoma. After graduating high school, Blake moved to Nashville. He started with a publishing deal, and was signed by Warner Nashville, where he released his self-titled debut, which brought him his first No. 1 song right off the bat, with “Austin.” This was followed with two other Top 20 songs. He released his sophomore... read full bio
Blake Vogt is a magician, consultant, and performer. He has created illusions and magic for the likes of David Copperfield, David Blaine, and other incredible magician performers. In addition to his work directly with magicians, he has created visuals for artists like Avicii and Kanye West, and provided insight into illusions and stunts in movies like Now You See Me... read full bio
Blake Wise wasnt born onstagebut he got there as soon as he could. He has been singing onstage since age 2, was rocking nightclubs with his own band by 13 and by 18 was making his way in the Nashville music world. Music is his destiny, entertaining fans is his passion and the stage is his home. The urge to... read full bio
The performer Blaketheman1000 is known for his enthusiastic performances. He once played in the Lower East Side's Ming's Cafe's outdoor dining hut and he closed up a poetry reading at East Village's KGB Bar with a performance while perched on a diner chair, his makeshift platform. Although he hasn't released an album (though he's thinking about signing his first record deal),... read full bio
British musician Blakey, who is based halfway between Suffolk and London, makes a comeback with the upbeat pop song Hometown Girl. Blakey has undoubtedly developed quite the attraction and appeal that people simply can't resist, as evidenced by his over 15 million global streaming and placements on numerous radio and TV advertisements. His upbeat compositions, however, provide an eagerness and... read full bio
Blame It All On Their Roots is a tribute show to the King and Queen of country pop music, Garth Brooks and Shania Twain. The duo are some of the most successful name in pop selling over 230 million albums worldwide combined. During the tribute show you’ll hear some of the biggest hits by Shania and Garth such as “You’re... read full bio
A unique collective of four distinct voices and musical backgrounds, Blame Sally has forged a compelling and original sound that has earned the band the well-deserved reputation as Bay Area phenomenon. The San Francisco Chronicle raved that Blame Sallys music recall(s) the artful romanticism of Jane Siberry, the rich folk harmonies of the Indigo Girls, and the percolating soulfulness of... read full bio
Blanca is a Christian musician who was born in Puerto Rico. Prior to releasing music as a solo musician, Blanca was apart of Group 1 Crew. Since leaving Group 1 Crew, Blanca has released two studio albums. Her debut album was self-titled and peaked at number 7 on the US Christian Album Charts and at 196 on the US Billboard... read full bio
