The Grammy-nominated producer/DJ duo The Chainsmokers, which consists of Andrew Winter and Alex Pall, are well-known for their distinct approach to fusing dance music with other genres like rock, hip-hop, soul, and dubstep. They met and forged a friendship that would last a lifetime in the ChatRoulette chatrooms, where their journey began. As they identify the elements of things that... read full bio
American rock group Fall Out Boy was founded in 2001 in the Chicago neighborhood of Wilmette, Illinois. Patrick Stump on lead vocals and rhythm guitar, Pete Wentz on bass, Joe Trohman on lead guitar, and Andy Hurley on drums make up the band. Wentz and Trohman started the group as a side pop punk project in Chicago's hardcore punk scene,... read full bio
A magnificent and thought-provoking singer, songwriter, and visual presence, Melanie Martinez is a wonderful young artist hailing from Long Island, New York. Martinez is also a visual presence. Her astoundingly original and captivating performances on season 3 of The Voice propelled her to the fifth spot in the competition, produced two songs that peaked in the top five on iTunes... read full bio
Two of the biggest DJs in the world, Skrillex and Diplo collaborated to create the Grammy Award-winning side project called Jack U They released their first official single, titled Take There featuring vocals from Kiesza. The following year, they released their debut album, Skrillex and Diplo Present Jack U, for which they won a Grammy. Their first performance as... read full bio
Raye is a singer and songwriter from London. She is best known for her work with Jonas Blue, Charli XCX, and Jax Jones. Raye launched into to fame with her solo act after her mention on the BBC Music Sound of list, at third place. Her songs ‘The Line,’ ‘Decline,’ and ‘Check’ hit the charts in the United Kingdom and... read full bio
It is a well-known fact that A. R. Rahman is credited for reinventing modern Indian music. Rahman has composed the soundtrack for more than 150 films, many of which have become classics, including "Roja," "Bombay," "Dil Se," "Taal," "Vandemataram," "Jodhaa Akbar," "Slumdog Millionaire," "127 Hours," "Rockstar" and many others. Rahman followed in the footsteps of his father, a South Indian... read full bio
Brooklyn based but Cincinnati born, The National is an indie rock band known for their melancholy and cryptic lyrics but a sound that combines other genres such as country-rock, Brit-pop, and Americana. In the beginning, the band members worked hard on their music but not all of the members gave up their day jobs. The band releaed their self-titled debut... read full bio
Roberto Carlos is an award-winning Brazilian pop superstar who during his prime became the first Latin American artist to sell more albums than the Beatles. Carlos’ career began during a dark time of military dictatorship in Brazil; nonetheless, Carlos led the Jovern Guarda and the TV show that became a generic denomination of a new musical style in Brazil. His... read full bio
Eddie Murphy is an absolute legend in the industry of comedy, whether it be for his standup or his acting. Though he suffered a difficult childhood, and after his father died and his mother grew ill, he and his siblings lived in foster care for a year. He attributes his time in foster care to be a key factor in... read full bio
Brothers Gustavo Angel and Adolfo Angel make up the Mexican romantic music duo that is Los Temerarios, previously known as Conjunto La Brisa. They have released over twenty albums and received many awards and nominations, including two Grammy nominations, a Latin Grammy Award, a Lifetime Achievement Award from Premio Lo Nuestro and another Lifetime Achievement Award from the Latin Billboard... read full bio
Throughout the years, Panic! at the Disco has undergone several lineup changes and musical evolutions, but has remained a staple of the rock and pop scene. Their 2006 album, "Pretty. Odd.", marked a departure from their emo-influenced sound, embracing a more psychedelic and baroque pop-influenced sound. Panic! at the Disco's later work has continued to evolve, incorporating elements of pop, alternative... read full bio
Best known for his roles in the movie series The Hangover, comedian and actor Zach Galifianakis has made his name known around the world. Born in North Carolina, Zach grew up in a very Greek home. He moved to New York and was encouraged by comedian Lisa deLarios to pursue his comedy career. He began his acting/comedy career debut on... read full bio
Paul Simon originally earned international acclaim as the songwriting prodigy behind the well-known American folk-rock band Simon and Garfunkel, which he co-founded with musician Art Garfunkel. Paul Simon still performs on occasion, both solo and with his former musical collaborator Art Garfunkel. Edie Brickell is his wife. With professional international fusion musicians including Nino Manore (Italy), Francis Mc Gowan (U.K.), Gissele... read full bio
Bette Midler, the singer, comedian, and novelist who has won multiple Grammy Awards, has also shown herself to be a very good actress in a number of funny and serious parts. Born in Honolulu, Hawaii, Midler is the daughter of painter Fred Midler and seamstress Ruth (Schindel). Both of her parents were from Jewish households and were originally from New... read full bio
There is a signature richness and power to the music that Bob Seger has been making for four decades, and as succeeding generations have discovered those qualities, his reputation as an artist and songwriter has only grown. His work represents the honest best of what rock & roll can be. It's passionate, unpretentious, uplifting and true to itself and its... read full bio
This American rock band formed in Anaheim, California. No Doubt is a very popular band that made new waves in the music industry with their ska-pop sound. Their first album self-titled, No Doubt, did not make the strong impact the band assumed. Then No Doubt released their independently produced album The Beacon Street Collection, which helped the world see their... read full bio
"OutKast is one of the most successful hip-hop groups of all time, having received six Grammy Awards. Over 25 million copies have been sold of Outkast’s eight releases: six studio albums, a greatest hits release, and Speakerboxxx/The Love Below, a double album containing a solo album from each member. Hey Ya! and The Way You Move are two of their... read full bio
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame band Buffalo Springfield is most popular for the protest song For What It's Worth". The bands legacy as folk rock pioneers encompasses three albums (Buffalo Springfield, Buffalo Springfield Again, and Last Time Around) five Billboard Hot 100 hits (For What Its Worth, Bluebird, Rock n Roll Woman, Expecting to Fly, and On the Way... read full bio
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For more than thirty years, Pete Townshend has been pushing the boundaries of rock 'n' roll. As The Who's creative center, he was in charge of releasing a wide range of songs that revolutionized and reenergized the genre—historical tunes that propelled rock music to heights it most likely never thought possible. In the process, Townshend made a name for himself... read full bio
