Mary J. Blige is a force to be reckoned with in the music industry. She rose to prominence in 1991 and has since sold over 60 million records globally, becoming one of the best-selling RnB, soul, and pop singers of all time. With 31 charting hits on the U.S. pop charts, 40 hits on the RnB charts (including 17 top... read full bio
Weezer is an alternative rock band, who has released thirteen full-length albums, six EPs, a DVD, and a two-disc set, deluxe remastered edition of their debut album. Besides these official releases, they are notable for having released dozens of otherwise unreleased material onto the internet from their official website, and having hundreds of songs which have never been heard by... read full bio
John Mellencamp is the epitome of what makes America great, and Johnny Cash has called him one of the top 10 songwriters in the history of music. Everyone who listens to him is moved by the sincere and down-to-earth heartland music he plays. The phrase "probably the most influential roots rocker of his generation" best describes John Mellencamp. "Hurts So... read full bio
Noel Gallagher is most well known for his involvement in the band Oasis. The band was apart of the very famous Britpop movement. With the launch of their second album (What’s the Story) Morning Glory, it helped bring Oasis into fame. The alum topped the charts in many different countries. With the fame from their second album, their third album... read full bio
Machine Gun Kelly is a rapper and actor from Cleveland, Ohio, who first gained exposure on MTV2’s Sucker Free Freestyle. His debut mixtape was titled 100 Words and Running. His second mixtape, Lace Up, featured the hometown anthem “Cleveland”. MGK’s most popular work includes “Bad Things” with Camila Cabello and “At My Best” with Hailee Steinfeld. His single “Wild Boy”,... read full bio
Lead Singer & songwriter for the Killers. Despite all its storied pitfalls, louche reputation and lascivious tourism campaigns, Brandon Flowers remains stubbornly proud of his hometown. The Las Vegas born-and-bred vocalist—whose working hours are usually spent with his band The Killers—makes that clear when discussing his first solo album, Flamingo, which takes its name from a Sin City downtown street... read full bio
Four Tet is a post-rock/electronic musician who came to prominence as a member of Fridge, a rock band. Since then, he has established a solo career where he has performed many remixes for a number of artists including Beth Orton, Explosions in the Sky, Radiohead, Bloc Party, Black Sabbath, Super Furry Animals, and many many more. More recently he has... read full bio
Eddie Vedder plays the guitar, harmonica, tambourine, ukulele, mandolin, bass guitar, drums, cowbell, and is even a talented singer. He is best known for being the lead vocalist and guitarist of the band Pearl jam. Rolling Stone has ranked Vedder as the seventh best Lead Singer of All Time. He has been featured in the films Into The Wild, Reign... read full bio
Becky G is a singer, rapper, actress, and dancer from Inglewood, California. She first began to gain recognition after she posted several videos of herself performing remixes of popular songs on YouTube. Becky G later compiled these covers into her first full-length project, a mixtape entitled @itsbeckygomez. This led to Becky G opening for artists such as Demi Lovato, Katy... read full bio
The xx are a Mercury Prize-winning trio who arrived with their brilliant debut single ""Crystalised."" Their very first album, self-titled xx, was released to great critical praise, and produced music that was used frequently throughout television and in the media. Coexist, their follow-up, is largely inspired by electronic dance music. Touching on themes of heartbreak, loneliness, and intimacy, the album... read full bio
Anthony Kiedis is the lead singer of the funk influenced rock band The Red Hot Chili Peppers. Kiedis has been the lead singer and writer since the band’s formation in 1983 and remains, along with bassist Flea, one of the two original members. The Chili Peppers were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2012. The band's... read full bio
"Kygo is a Norwegian DJ, musician, record producer, and songwriter. His remix of Ed Sheeran’s hit song “I See Fire” gained Kygo international attention, and his own single “Firestone” has grown wildly popular as well. Kygo has released multiple singles that have exploded, including “Stole the Show,” “Here for You,” “ID,” and “Stay.” The musical journey of Kygo began at... read full bio
Australian pop punk band 5 Seconds of Summer (5SOS) has been winning the hearts of tween girls since 2011. They got their start in the same vein as Justin Bieber – posting cover songs to YouTube and capitalizing on the viral whiplash. To expand on their already massive fan base, the boys from down under jumped on One Direction’s Take... read full bio
Charlie Puth is a singer-songwriter and record producer. He first gained popularity through YouTube, and received international recognition for writing and singing on Wiz Khalifa's single ""See You Again"", taken from the Furious 7 soundtrack. The song became a huge commercial success, topping the charts in 26 countries, and was certified 7x platinum. Puth's debut single, ""Marvin Gaye"", featuring guest... read full bio
Wisin is one of the most beloved names in Latin music. Although most well known as one-half of the Grammy Award-winning reggaeton duo Wisin & Yandel, he has released two solo albums: El Sobreviviente and El Regreso del Sobreviviente, which both charted on Billboard’s Top Latin Albums chart, at No. 20 and No. 3 respectively. Wisin’s success is evident in... read full bio
21 Savage’s first single ‘Picky’, produced by DJ Plugg, was released in 2014. He followed this up with his debut mixtape “The Slaughter Tape”. He went on to release music videos for three of the tracks, ""Skrrt Skrrt"", ""Million Dollar Liq"", “Whoa”. The next year he released an EP titled “Free Guwop” in tribute to his musical influence Gucci Mane.... read full bio
Parker McCollum is an American Country artist based in Texas. He owns his own music company named PYM Music. He used this company to release an EP and later a full-length album “The Limestone Kid” which was called the album to beat of the year. McCollum has been compared to artists such as Charlie Robinson. McCollum was exposed to music... read full bio
A cover of “I Don't Dance” and 60,000 video shares changed young Kane Brown's life forever. Growing up, Kane was raised poor and by a hardworking single mother, moving around from Rossville, GA to Fort Oglethorpe, Lafayette, GA and finally settling in Red Bank, TN. Kane has been surrounded by Country music his whole life. Until 11th grade, Kane planned... read full bio
Although he has only been performing for two years, marshmello has become one of the top DJs in the world. He debuted on DJ Mag’s Top 100 DJs list at an impressive No. 28, earning him the Highest New Entry award. Marshmello has been seen performing at the Electric Daisy Carnival, New York’s Pier 94, California’s HARD Day of the... read full bio
Gucci Mane began rapping when he was just 14 years old. About 1,000 CDs of his debut album, "La Flare," were distributed as mixtapes on the streets. Gucci put a lot of effort into building a reputation for himself in the rap world and independently released his debut album "Trap House"; the album, which featured the Young Jeezy-assisted track "Icy,"... read full bio
