Thompson Square is an American country music duo that consists of husband and wife, Keifer Thompson and Shawna Thompson, both of which alternate as vocalists. The duo met during a singing competition in Nashville, Tennessee and worked as solo artists before coming together to form a duo. As Thompson Square, they have released three albums. Their self-titled debut album peaked... read full bio
Thompson Egbo Egbo is a Canadian pianist and jazz performer who is based out of Toronto, Ontario. Thompson began his career learning how to play piano at the Dixon Hall Music School. Thompson was born in Nigeria and moved to Canada when he was four years old and by the time he was six, he began learning how to play... read full bio
Thomas Rhett is a country music singer and songwriter. Rhett began pursuing musical endeavors in junior high when he started playing the drums. He started playing drums for his father, country music artist Rhett Atkins. He then joined a band in high school called The High Heeled Flip Flops. Though he went to college for a degree in communications, he... read full bio
Thomas Porter, an Australian singer, songwriter and producer who lives in Sydney, has established a reputation as a diverse and multi-talented force in the country's music industry. Thomas has been working diligently in the studio to develop his own style and produce for a number of Triple J regulars since the successful release of his first EP, Manic Pixie Dream Girl and... read full bio
Thomas Newson is one of the producers that has had the most impact on contemporary dance music. Thomas Newson demonstrated to both friends and critics his vision for Tech-House & House with releases like "The Worker" and "In the Club," paving the early path for the rise of tech house music, after an unstoppable run of impressive releases, amazing live... read full bio
The Commodores, one of the top bands during their long tenure at Motown, are renowned for their American Funk/Soul/R&B Hits. The Commodores feat. Thomas McClary hits include: ""Brick House"", ""Still"", ""Three Times A Lady"", ""Nightshift"", ""Easy"", ""Just To Be Close To You"", ""Lady (You Bring Me Up)"", ""Sail On"", ""Sweet Love"", ""Oh No"", and ""Too Hot Ta Trot"". The New... read full bio
Thomas Mac is an up-and-coming country singer-songwriter and record artist from Dayton, Ohio. Mac began performing on stage when he was only 14 years old and performed at a local Opry House in Lebanon, Ohio. This performance was what sparked a love of music in Mac and since then, he knew he wanted to pursue a musical career. Mac went... read full bio
Hailing from Bemboka, Australia, Thomas Jack is an emerging star with a sound and style like a perfect summers day: its warm, full of good vibes, and shamelessly appealing. His signature sound is a blend of many live instruments: saxophone, flutes, trumpets, violins, you name it; Thomas finds some unique and organic ways to incorporate the smorgasbord of sounds into... read full bio
London is where Thomas Headon was born. He was raised in Melbourne, Australia when his family relocated there. He began posting cover versions of his favorite songs on YouTube while he was just a teenager, which enabled him to begin accumulating an international following. Thomas began creating original music after being influenced by artists like The 1975, Coldplay, Harry Styles,... read full bio
Thomas Finchum is an up-and-coming American country singer-songwriter and a former platform diver who was a member of the U.S. Olympic team. As a diver, Finchum earned Gold in Rio De Janeiro and also represented the United States in the World Championships where he earned a silver medal in Rome and a bronze medal in Melbourne. Since retiring from diving,... read full bio
Norwegian singer-songwriter Thomas Dybdahl was born in Sandnes, Norway, on April 12, 1979. While he was young and playing guitar with Quadraphonics, he developed a love for music. As a solo artist, Dybdahl released his debut song, Bird, in 2000. His second EP, John Wayne, followed in 2001. But what really made him famous was the 2002 release of his... read full bio
Thomas Dolby is an English musician and producer best known for his 1982 hit ""She Blinded Me with Science"" and 1984 single ""Hyperactive!"". He has also worked extensively in production and as a session musician, as a technology entrepreneur in Silicon Valley, and as the Music Director for the TED Conference. He is currently a Professor of the Arts at... read full bio
Thomas Day is a 19-year-old singer-songwriter hailing from Brentwood, Tennessee, whose music channels the raw emotion of heartbreak. "My whole life is a breakup song," he jokes. Day's passion for music was evident from a young age, as he grew up listening to heartfelt tunes like Maroon 5's "Songs About Jane" and The Beatles' "Yesterday." He started in musical theater,... read full bio
Sir Thomas Boaz Allen, CBE is an English operatic baritone. He is widely admired in the opera world for his voice, the versatility of his repertoire, and his acting leading many to regard him as one of the best lyric baritones of the late 20th Century. In October 2011 he was appointed Chancellor of Durham University, succeeding Bill... read full bio
Thomas Abban is an alternative indie singer, musician, and songwriter from Minnesota. Only in his young twenties, Abban is excited about his music. He is currently working on paving his path to solo success. Abban’s goal is to create a brand new sound. His persona is quite artistic; the musician paints his face and body to display his personal style.... read full bio
A big bad 10-piece tribute band performing Michael Jackson's greatest hits LIVE! This is an opportunity to finally see and hear these songs as they were planned to be performed at the never-to-be-held event. This act concentrates on the music, giving the audience a real authentic concert experience with no tracks or lip syncing. Christian Robinson (our "Michael") has the... read full bio
This Might Get Weird is a comedy podcast that consists of members Grace Helbig and Mamrie Hart. The duo talk and joke on their day to day life’s and talk both common sense and utter nonsense. Things they have talked about include picking fights on a plane, celebrities, Murder Mystery parties, Australia, glamping, Buzzfeed, Gritty, and more.... read full bio
The British folk/rock band This Is the Kit gained popularity when BBC iPlayer premiered an episode of the docu-series Music Box featuring This Is the Kit’s music and inspirations. The show host, Guy Garvey, proclaimed that the band’s second album Wriggle Out the Restless deserved a Mercury Prize nomination. Prior their BBC feature, This Is the Kit received heavy airplay... read full bio
Thirty Seconds to Maris is an American rock band from Los Angeles, California, who consists of the duo of talented brothers Jared Leto, who sings, plays the guitar, bass, and keyboards, and Shannon Leto who plays the drums. The band has released five studio albums, their first album which was self-titled sold over 2 million sales worldwide and gained BPI... read full bio
Thirsty Merc is an Australian indie rock band that was founded in Sydney. The original line-up included singer/guitarist Rai Thistlethwayte, lead guitarist Matt Baker, bassist Phil Stack and drummer Karl Robertson. The band released its debut EP, First Work and scored hits with the songs "Wasting Time" and "Emancipate Myself." The band's subsequent self-titled full-length, which featured the songs "My Completeness" and... read full bio
