The television series Criss Angel Mindfreak and the live show Criss Angel Believe, produced in collaboration with Cirque du Soleil at the Luxor casino in Las Vegas, were two of Criss Angel's most well-liked endeavors. Criss Angel was named Magician of the Decade and Magician of the Century by the International Magicians Society. The performance ran for six years and... read full bio
Cris Collinsworth is a fifteen-time Emmy Award-winning television sportscaster and former college and professional football player, who was a wide receiver in the National Football League (NFL) for eight seasons in the 1980s. Collinsworth played college football for the University of Florida, and thereafter, he played professionally for the Cincinnati Bengals of the NFL. Now, he is a television sportscaster... read full bio
One of the most illustrious pass catchers in NFL history, Cris Carter, the former Minnesota Vikings star receiver, joined ESPN to serve as an NFL analyst following his retirement. Carter is a sought after public speaker and has spoken for many Fortune 500 companies. In addition, the NFL has chosen him to speak to the rookies before each season. Carter... read full bio
Mentored by Pharrell Williams and Wyclef Jean, supporting act to O.A.R., Matisyahu, T-Pain and Gym Class Heroes, and proud owner of over 60 million YouTube views, Cris Cab doesn’t take much time off. Cab's musical promise is framed by the sponge-like enthusiasm with which he approaches recording, the texture of his voice echoing through concert halls and headsets, and his... read full bio
Four Hawaiian sisters are members of the Los Angeles-based band CRIMSON APPLE. Alternative, indie rock, K-pop and J-pop are just a few of the many inspirations that have combined to create their epic and theatrical dark-pop sound. Crimson Apple was founded, contrary to popular belief that the sisters had been performing music together from birth. Each sister picked up their own instruments and... read full bio
True crime is the subject of the award-winning podcast Criminal. Tales about people who have done wrong, been wronged or found themselves in an awkward situation. Criminal episodes are always released on Fridays, twice a month. A number of publications, including Time, The Atlantic, Rolling Stone, Cosmopolitan, USA Today and Wired have included Criminal on their "Best of" lists. Criminal is one of the... read full bio
In a career that has spanned nearly five decades and millions of records, The Crickets are unquestionably The American Rock and Roll band. Since the groups founding in 1957 they have influenced virtually every major rock performer in the United States and abroad from Bruce Springsteen and Bob Dylan to the Rolling Stones and the Beatles (whose name was... read full bio
A prominent figure in the Montreal electronic scene, CRi (Christophe Dube) is known for his unique sound palette, which features forward-thinking basslines, intricately syncopated snares, and throbbing house synths. Self-taught and a college dropout, CRi rose to fame on TOKiMONSTA's Young Art label with his EPs "Tell Her" and "Someone Else." His big break came when the mini EP "Me... read full bio
Cress Williams is an American actor who is best known for playing Ed Williams in series “Close to Home”, Lavon Hayes in “Hart of Dixie” and Jefferson Pierce/Black Lightning in “Black Lightning”. While studying at Fullerton College, Williams acted in the production of ‘Othello’ and in the production of ‘Red Noses’. Williams went on to make his television debut in... read full bio
Creo is a three-piece rock and roll trio from Sydney, Australia. Their songs are complex and multi-layered, dynamic, and guitar heavy. Their music features a fearsome rhythm section, along with some devious pop sensibilities that make this indie band a truly interesting one. According to the band itself, Creo is a trio that has its own take on the rock... read full bio
Bass musician CreighFish is from Mobile, Alabama. His primary concentration is on producing neuro-infused tracks with a tempo between 85 and 90 bpm. He has been experimenting more and more with creating hybrid trap and dubstep songs at 140–150 bpm over time. When VCTRE, Black Carl, and Omnist released their first records, they became his main influences. Even though CreighFish... read full bio
Creepy Nuts is a hip hop duo including world-class DJ "DJ Matsunaga" and Japan's three-time defending rapper "R-Designation". They launched the album "Case" and made their big Sony Music debut. For the first time, the song "Nobishiro" had more than 100 million streaming views. In just three months, they had 400 million streaming views total. They performed at the Tokyo Dome and at festivals... read full bio
Creeping Jean, a six-piece band from Brighton, gives the retro sound of the 1960s and 1970s a contemporary spin. Their massive Indie-Rock songs pierce through the fuzz receiving continuous support from several stations, including Planet Radio, BBC Radio 1, BBC Radio 6 Music, Playlisting on Radio X and Kerrang. Their tracks "Warm & Fuzzy," "Whispers" and "Angel Breath" demonstrate how they... read full bio
It is obvious that Southampton's Creeper are operating on a completely different street than the majority of bands, who are content to huddle in the security of the middle of the road. The Southampton Six are once more pushing hard against the limits of the art a "punk" band can be expected to produce with the release of their broad, ambitious and much anticipated... read full bio
Creedenced is a Creedence Clearwater tribute band that consists of members Tim Walsh, Neal Shelton, Tony Cavazo, and Jerry Kulczyk. Walsh plays the part of John Fogerty and he is a singer and guitarist who channels Fogerty’s vocals and style. He has been in the music industry for years and has been on the Andy Dick show, Howard Stern show,... read full bio
Creedence Revived is a tribute band to CCR. Creedence Revived has gone on to be one of the most sought after tribute bands in the world and they have played for crowds of over 30,000 people. Creedence Revived is made up of members Rich Perez, JD King, Graham Czach, and Tony Montana. Some of the songs you’ll hear during a... read full bio
Stu Cook and Doug "Cosmo" Clifford, founding members of the Creedence Clearwater Revival and members of the Rock & Roll Hall of Famers, have had a long journey. After Cosmo and Stu were inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, they started the Creedence Clearwater Revisited project in 1995 to perform the hit songs—touchstones of a generation—live... read full bio
Creedence Forever keeps Creedence Clearwater Revival’s music alive. Traveling worldwide, Creedence Forever performs hits dedicated to Creedence Clearwater Revival. The tribute band is known worldwide for its authentic sound. These exciting rock performances keep audiences on their feet, remembering the good old days of CCR. Creedence Forever is dedicated to its performances and ensures audiences are transported into the epic... read full bio
Creedence Clearwater Revisited consists of Doug Clifford, Stu Cook, Steve Gunner, Kurt Griffey, and Dan McGuinness. The members got together when they would start playing music together for fun before deciding on starting a band. They went on to play nearly 200 shows a year and went on to play less shows year by year and currently play around 50... read full bio
On his most recent album, This Ain't the Hamptons, country music's emerging Outlaw Country star, Creed Fisher, urges listeners to never forget who they are, where they are from and that they should never be afraid to work hard to make an honest life. This album not only honors the blue-collar sensibility, patriotism and love of the simple pleasures that Fisher's music is... read full bio
