Winona Oak is a Swedish singer-songwriter from Solleron, Sweden, who rose to fame after collaborating with What So Not on the single “Beautiful” and with The Chainsmokers on the song “Hope.” Winona Oak has previously graduated from Moragymnasiet and after that, moved to Stockholm. Winona Oak then went on to make her debut being featured on What So Not’s single... read full bio
The Legendary Wailers is a reggae band led by Julian Junior Marvin. While Bob Marley was still alive, he invited Julian Junior Marvin to join him and The Wailers to perform. Shortly after, Julian Junior Marvin made his debut on the album “Exodus.” The album went on to be named the Album of the Century and the single “One Love”... read full bio
Wage War is an American metalcore band from Ocala, Florida, that consists of members Briton Bond, Cody Quistad, Seth Blake, Chris Gaylord, and Stephen Kluesener. The band’s music is a mixture of hard rock, punk, and metalcore and they originally performed under the name Empires before changing their name. The band began their career with the release of the EP... read full bio
Vittorio Grigolo is an Italian operatic tenor from Arezzo, Italy, that was raised in Rome. Grigolo began singing when he was only four years old and by the time he was nine he gained attention for busting out into a rendition of “Ave Maria” while at the optician. His optician talked him into auditioning for the Sistine Chapel Choir and... read full bio
Valerie June is an American singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist from Memphis, Tennessee, whose music is a mixture of several genres which include folk, blues, gospel, soul, country, bluegrass and Appalachian. June was born in Jackson, Tennessee, and while growing up she found her love for gospel music while attending church and also found her love for RnB and soul music through... read full bio
Tyler Ramsey is an American folk singer-songwriter who was born in Cincinnati, Ohio, and raised in Asheville, North Carolina. Ramsey rose to fame as the lead guitarist of the rock band Band of Horses and has since gone on to pursue a solo career. Ramsey performs instruments which include the guitar, harmonica, piano and also plays percussion. Ramsey began his... read full bio
TV Priest is an English rock band from London, England, that consists of members Charlie Drinkwater, Alex Sprogis, Nic Bueth and Ed Kellend. That band’s music is a mixture of punk rock, post-punk and indie rock and they began to release music after performing one notable show in an industrial freezer which led them to sign with Sub Pop. TV... read full bio
Tora are an Australian electronic band from Byron Bay, New South Wales, Australia, and consists of members Thorne Davis, Shaun Jonhston, Jo Loewenthal and Jai Piccone. The band members met while studying at Shearwater Steiner School and while in high school, they formed an indie-rock band. Over the next few years the band broke up before later coming together as... read full bio
Tom Gregory is an English pop singer-songwriter from Blackpool, England. Gregory grew up listening to artists and bands which included OneRepublic, Keane, Phoenix and The La’s which were his inspirations for his own music. From a young age Gregory knew he wanted to pursue a musical career and began writing songs in his bedroom. By the time he was 16... read full bio
Oluwatobi Feyisara Ajibolade, better known as his stage name TOBi, is a Nigerian-Canadian rapper and singer who was born in Lagos, Nigeria, and is based out of Toronto, Canada. Tobi began writing poetry and lyrics when he was around nine years old and by the time he was a teenager he began competing in rap battles and during this time... read full bio
Umar Ibrahim, better known as his stage name Thutmose, is a Nigerian-American rapper and singer-songwriter from Lagos, Nigeria, who is currently based out of Brooklyn, New York. Thutmose moved to New York when he was seven years old and he later studied computer science at Alfred State College but later dropped out to pursue music full-time. Thutmose first began to... read full bio
The Big Pink is a London-based English electronic rock band. Robbie Furze and Milo Cordell, who met in 2007 while attending a concert, founded it. They collaborated, and "Too Young to Love," their debut song, was released. They signed with 4AD shortly after, and at the NME Shockwave Awards, they took up the Philip Hall Radar Award for best new... read full bio
TELYKast is an up-and-coming electronic trio that consists of members Linus Altman-Kurosaki, Kyle Tonoli and Trevor Klaiman. Their music is a mixture of electronic and pop with live instrumentation. The began to gain attention with the release of their various remixes and collaborations with artists such as Kaskade and Georgia Ku. They have also been featured in outlets such as... read full bio
Aditi Nerurkar is a Medical Correspondent, health expert, and internal medicine physician. Nerurkar is the Co-Director of HMS Clerkship where she offers students engagements with community organizations in Alaska and Boston to study social determinants of health impact. Her work is most applicable for medical students during Covid-19. Dr. Nerurkar is also an esteemed speaker on stress relief, reliance, and... read full bio
Elizabeth Sherwood-Randall has spent 35 years addressing the world’s most pressing global and domestic challenges. Serving in top public sector positions, including as Deputy Secretary of the United States Department of Energy (2014-2017), White House Coordinator for Defense Policy, Countering Weapons of Mass Destruction, and Arms Control (2013-2014), Special Assistant to the President and Senior Director for European Affairs (2009-2013),... read full bio
George Church is an American geneticist, molecular engineer, and chemist who is currently the Robert Winthrop Professor of Genetics at Harvard Medical School and Professor of Health Sciences and Technology at Harvard and MIT. He is also known for being the founding member of the Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering. Church was born in Florida and he earned his... read full bio
Colton Dixon is an American Christian singer-songwriter from Murfreesboro, Tennessee. He is best known for finishing seventh on the eleventh season of the television series, “American Idol”. Since growing fame from American Idol, Dixon has gone on to release four studio albums, “A Messenger”, “Anchor”, “The Calm Before the Storm”, and most recently, “Identity”. Some of his most popular songs... read full bio
From Fleetwood Mac’s greatest hits to Stevie Nicks’ highly successful solo career, Fleetwood Gold will take you from beginning to end. The sound is authentic and a perfect recreation of all the iconic songs throughout the 70s and 80s, all without the aid of backing tracks, costumes, or gimmicks. As much as it’s authentically Fleetwood Mac, it’s authentically Fleetwood Gold.... read full bio
When it comes to Fleetwood Mac cover bands, Stevie Nicks Illusion just might be the most uncanny. The “Stevie Nicks illusion” is the vocals of Diana Grace, who perfectly nails the iconic singer’s unique sound. That’s why Stevie Nicks Illusion is widely known as the most authentic-sounding Fleetwood Mac tribute band you’ll ever hear. It’s not just Grace – Monty... read full bio
Kevin Harvick got his start in racing at an early age after his parents got him a go-kart as he was just leaving kindergarten. From there, he was bit by the racing bug. As a kid, Kevin was a huge fan of Rick Mears, an IndyCar racer who also grew up in Bakersfield. It wasn’t just racing: Kevin was very... read full bio
