Total Exposure is a thirteen-piece dance band, who performs three hours nonstop high energy, everything from MoTown, Rock to Beyonce and anything in between. Band leader Lauren Barnett states that the group has been “performing, writing and producing music for as long as [they] can remember… because music, performing and making an audience smile, stirs [their] souls.” Other band members... read full bio
Dan Bitney, John Herndon, Douglas McCombs, John McEntire, and Jeff Parker make up the band Tortoise. Their sound is hard to pin down; it displays itself as a mixture of jazz, dance, techno, rock, and classical, with not one genre overtaking the other. Their musical identity is fully formed, remaining distinct among other performers. Tortoise creates music to appeal to... read full bio
American actress and singer-songwriter Victoria Loren Kelly, better known by her stage name Tori Kelly, first rose to prominence as a teen thanks to her YouTube videos. Kelly, who was born in California on December 14, 1992, reached Hollywood Week in 2010's eighth season of American Idol. Then, in 2012, she independently published Handmade Songs by Tori Kelly, her self-produced... read full bio
Tori Amos is a pianist and singer-songwriter of dual British and American citizenship. Amos was at the forefront of a number of female singer-songwriters in the early 1990s and was noteworthy early in her career as one of the few alternative rock performers to use a piano as her primary instrument. She is known for her emotionally intense songs that... read full bio
Tor Miller's love for music initially began to bloom during the lengthy journeys he took to school, when his mother would serenade him with records featuring well-known performers from the 1970s, like David Bowie and Elton John. Much of his own work, which now blends upbeat instrumentals with a variety of poetic themes about love, desire, and loneliness, was influenced... read full bio
Toots and the Maytels' combination of great reggae rhythms, heartfelt vocals, and soulful gospel influence remains potent and powerful - probably the most cohesive mix of reggae and soul music ever, and still going strong with generations of fans. Current record holders of the most number one hits in Jamaica, their sound is a unique, original combination of gospel, ska,... read full bio
Billboard singles include: ""Feels Good,"" ""It Never Rains in Southern California,"" ""Little Walter,"" ""Whatever You Want,"" ""The Blues,"" ""Anniversary,"" ""(Lay Your Head on My) Pillow,"" ""Born Not to Know,"" ""Baby Doll,"" ""If I Had No Loot,"" ""Thinking of You,"" ""For the Love of You,"" ""Let's Get Down,"" and many, many more. Brothers Dwayne and Raphael Wiggins and cousin Timothy Christian... read full bio
No entertainer can move and excite an audience like Tony Orlando. One of America's most endearing and enduring stars, Tony and America recently celebrated the 27th anniversary of his recording of Tie A Yellow Ribbon 'Round The Ole Oak Tree. Tony brings to the stage a warmth and exhilarating energy that electrifies an audience. From millions of records sold, including... read full bio
Tony Lewis is a British singer-songwriter, bassist, and musician who is best known for being a member of the band The Outfield. During his time with The Outfield, the band released 9 studio albums and became known for their hit singles “Your Love”, “All the Love in the World”, “Voices of Babylon”, “For You”, and more. Lewis was born in... read full bio
Tonic is an alternative rock band that consists of members Emerson Hart, Jeff Russo, and Dan Lavery. They are best known for their single “If You Could Only See” which reached number 11 on the Billboard Airplay Hot 100 and for their debut album, “Lemon Parade”, which has since released platinum status. Since the release of their debut album, Tonic... read full bio
Toni Childs, raised in a family where movies and rock'n'roll were forbidden, ran away from home at 15 and hitched up and down the West Coast jamming with local blues bands. She was signed to A&M Records and soon began to work with songwriter/producer/musician David Ricketts (David+David) on the soundtrack for the film Echo Park. Her first tour... read full bio
American singer, songwriter, and actress Toni Braxton has won numerous awards for her sensuous vocal fusion of RnB, POP, Jazz, and Gospel. She made her debut on the modern music scene in 1991 and has since amassed a large fan following all over the world. She has established herself with enduring hit singles including Another Sad Love Song, Breathe Again,... read full bio
Toni Watson, better known as her stage name, Tones and I, is an Australian indie-pop singer-songwriter from Mornington Peninsula, Victoria, Australia. While growing up, Watson began learning how to play the keyboards and drum pads. From there, she began posting a cappelle cover songs through YouTube and would perform locally. For a short time she was one-half of a duo... read full bio
Tomorrow X Together (or Tomorrow by Together, or TXT) is one of the biggest names in k pop today. Their name comes from the band members -- SooBin, YeonJun, BeomGyu, TaeHyun, and Huening Kai -- and their shared goal of creating a new and better tomorrow. They were the first band in six years to debut under Big Hit Entertainment... read full bio
The core of what inspires and motivates Wynter Bethel and Tessa Mouzourakis' work as songwriters, producers and artists is rebellious candor, existentialism and friendship. The two ladies were 5000 miles apart throughout the pandemic and repeatedly had their hearts crushed, which led to a sequence of sliding door moments and need that led to the formation of the band. The name Tommy... read full bio
Thirty years in any business is a long time, but fifty years in show business, especially the music business, is a milestone only a handful of artists have experienced. Tommy James has now become the latest member of this elite group. His music is heard in, literally, every major city of the world. And with global record sales of well... read full bio
Tommy Genesis is a multidisciplinary artist who has embraced music, fashion and visual art as means of creative expression. She describes herself as a "fetish rapper" whose lyrics challenge conventional ideas of sex and sexuality. Genesis first gained widespread recognition with her debut album, Tommy Genesis, which included a Charli XCX remix of her song "100 Bad." Before releasing her sophomore... read full bio
Tommy Cash, younger brother of the famed artists Johnny Cash, is a country singer and songwriter from Dyess, Arkansas. The son of Ray and Carrie Cash, Tommy’s love for music started at an early age. He started a band in high school, and once he graduated, he enlisted in the Army; he did pursue his love for music while in... read full bio
London based electronic music producer Tom Tripp rose to fame after releasing his debut single, Aurelia. The track garnered nearly one hundred thousand plays, putting Tripp on the production map. Inspired by genres like grime, R&B, and electronic, Tripp combines the genres to create something unique. Tripp combines synths, string instruments, and tinkling electronic beats in his tracks. His debut... read full bio
2 of the 3 original members of TALKING HEADS, Tom Tom Club started as a new wave side project by Heads founders (and husband/wife) duo Chris Franz and Tina Weymouth in 1980. Named after the dancehall (in Compass Point, Bahamas) where they rehearsed first time while on hiatus with Talking Heads,TOM TOM CLUB enjoyed early success in the dance... read full bio
