Almost Queen is a tribute band of the great Queen. The band consists of Joseph Russo as Freddie Mercury, Steve Leonard as Brian May, John Cappadona as Roger Taylor, and Randy Gregg as John Deacon. Their show is incredibly authentic and everyone who has gone felt like they were at a real Queen show. The band doesn’t just nail the... read full bio
Bella Latham, better known as her stage name, Baby Queen is an up-and-coming pop artist that was born in South Africa, and is based out of London. Baby Queen rose to fame with the release of his debut single, “Internet Religion,” which talks on the identities that we use to hide behind while on social media. She followed up her... read full bio
Citizen Queen is an up-and-coming American girl group who have gained attention releasing music through YouTube and have gone on to tour all over North America. Citizen Queen consists of artists which include Kaedi Dalley, Hannah Mrozak, Cora Isabel, Nina Nelson and Kaylah Sharve. The band met while working in Los Angeles and they all had instant chemistry. This led... read full bio
Martha Ivelisse Pesante became Ivy Queen, the undeniable "Queen of Reggaeton," in Afiasco, Puerto Rico. When Martha was a teenager, her family went back to Afiasco after she was born. She completed her public schooling in Puerto Rico and was increasingly interested in and involved in the vibrant underground Latin hip-hop scene. Following her relocation to San Juan, she became friends... read full bio
Killer Queen is a tribute band to one of the greatest rock bands, Queen. Coming from London, the band has been playing since the 90’s and started playing at London University where Queen themselves got their start. In the short few years that they started, Killer Queen was already gaining residencies in the Strand Theatre and being featured on BBC.... read full bio
A 2-hour stage production on the road called One Night of Queen pays homage to Queen's theatrical antics and music. Gary Mullen and The Works, a band led by the Freddie Mercury impersonator Gary Mullen, who won the talent competition Stars in Their Eyes with his vocal and visual impersonation of Mercury, sing it. Billy Moffat on bass, David Brockett... read full bio
All-female indie/alternative rock group Prima Queen is fronted by best friends and songwriters Louise Macphail and Kristin McFadden. Their ethereal yet gritty approach is influenced by musicians like Julia Jacklin, Nilüfer Yanya and Lucy Dacus and combines vulnerable and nostalgic story telling with upbeat lyrical imagery. The band joined The Big Moon on a sold-out UK tour shortly after publishing their debut single,... read full bio
Queen is a legendary British rock band formed in London in 1970. The band was composed of Freddie Mercury (lead vocals and piano), Brian May (guitar and vocals), John Deacon (bass guitar), and Roger Taylor (drums and vocals). Freddie Mercury was known for his flamboyant stage presence and powerful vocals, while Brian May was recognized for his distinctive guitar playing... read full bio
Four musicians, AVU (Vo), YASHI (Ba), RURI (Dr), and HIBARI (Gt), created QUEEN BEE in Kobe. The band first gained notoriety after being selected to perform on the highly coveted "ROOKIE A GO-GO" stage at FUJI ROCK event, Japan's biggest outdoor music event. "Snake Princess," the band's second album, was released. Since then, they have established themselves as frequent attendees... read full bio
Get ready to rock with the ultimate tribute band, Queen Extravaganza! This electrifying road show is a celebration of the legendary band's music and legacy, and it promises to be a night to remember. With a heavyweight production team behind them, Queen Extravaganza is a group of four talented vocalists and five musicians who aim to deliver the closest sound... read full bio
Ke’Asha McClure, better known as her stage name, Queen Key, is an up-and-coming rapper from Chicago, Illinois. While growing up, Queen Key was all over the south suburbs of Chicago and also spent time living in Indiana. Queen Key always had a big personality and everyone always knew she was destined for fame. By the time she was only 7... read full bio
Musician Carré Callaway, who lives in Los Angeles, is the creator of Queen Kwong. Her magnetism and rawness make you think of a young Patti Smith or Iggy Pop at the height of their careers. The Stooges, Nirvana, Swans and even Queens of the Stone Age are among the raw and visceral bands that have influenced Queen Kwong's explosive stage demeanor.... read full bio
Queen Latifah is a woman of many talents- musician, television and film actress, a label president, an author and entrepreneur. She is diligent in her pursuit of excellence, as is evident by the awards she has received for her work in film and music. Latifah received rave reviews, an Oscar nomination for Best Supporting Actress, a Golden Globe nomination and... read full bio
Queen Millz has always had a mind for exploration. Since she was a young child, she knew she wanted more. Her parents stepped in to help. They enrolled Millz in a poetry group since she was born with a silver tongue and needed a way to channel that energy. Born to two music-obsessed parents, Queen Millz combined the pop and drum... read full bio
Queen Naija is an American singer-songwriter and social media influencer from Detroit, Michigan. She first gained recognition when she became a contestant known as Queen Bulls on the reality series “American Idol”. She was cut when the top 30 were chosen and went on to build a career through YouTube alongside her ex-husband Chris. The duo became known for their... read full bio
The Queen of Jeans from Philadelphia are back with their new song, "Karaoke," an anthem that captures the feelings of a breakup and the way to go on from it. Starring gorgeous melodies, compelling vocals and seductive hooks, the song heralds a new era for Queen of Jeans. It was produced by indie super-producer Will Yip (Turnstile, Movements, Circa Survive). When guitarist Mattie... read full bio
Queen Rania of Jordan is the queen consort of Jordan. Rania was born in Kuwait City, Kuwait, to a Palestinian family and she later moved to Jordan for work, which is where she met then prince Abdullah bin Al-Hussein. Six months after meeting, Rania and Abdullah were engaged to be married and shortly after, they married and they now have... read full bio
Queen Sheba, who was born in Detroit, Michigan, and is currently residing in Atlanta, is a WOWps finalist, an international four-county Slam champion, a two-time National Poetry Slam champion, and a three-time Regional Poetry Slam champion. She is also a co-founder of Poetry vs. Hip-Hop, the production and organization. Sheba has also appeared on Spoken, as a featured poet on Lyric... read full bio
American singer-songwriter Hannah Collins, better known by her stage name Scene Queen, is a Hopeless Records artist. She is credited with creating "Bimbocore," a metalcore subgenre with feminist overtones. She gained notoriety on the social media site TikTok, where she has amassed over 230,000 followers. She launched her self-titled EP, Bimbocore and then a follow-up called Bimbocore Vol. 2. She was raised in Los... read full bio
Simply Queen is a world-class Queen tribute band. Band members Rick Rock, Bob Wegner, Greg Hawco, and Mitch Taylor come together to deliver the incredible and iconic songs of Queen. To create an authentic tribute one of the most legendary bands of all time, the Simply Queen performs all performances completely live, with no overdubs or backing tracks. This live... read full bio
The Black Queen, a kind of power synth pop trio, started off simply and eventually became a full-fledged band that its members considered as much more than a recreational endeavor. Greg Puciato, the singer for Dillinger Escape Plan and Steven Alexander, a seasoned producer (DEP, Nine Inch Nails, Ke$ha), started collaborating on songs that differed greatly from the former's primary band.... read full bio
The Good, the Bad and the Queen are an English art rock supergroup that consists of members Damon Albarn of Blur and the band the Gorillaz, Paul Simonon of the Clash, Simon Tong from Verve, and previously consisted of Fela Kuti from Tony Allen prior to his passing. The band’s music is a mixture of art rock, folk, dub, and... read full bio
Trinity Queen is a fervent orator, evangelist, and motivator for God's Kingdom. She has already preached the gospel in hundreds of cities. Growing up in Waverly, Iowa, as a pastor's child, Trinity was aware early on that she was meant to preach and spread the gospel. She demonstrated her unshakeable dedication to sharing the love of Christ by setting a... read full bio
The Midwest's own couture clown, Utica Queen, is here to bring art, fashion and fun. The RuPaul's Drag Race Season 13 star is a native of the small Minnesotan town of Utica. She has captivated audiences with her passionate performances, exquisite custom outfit designs and Vogue appearances. The designer, costumier, artist or eccentric is sure to brighten your day with color, great style and... read full bio
Her Majesty Queen Noor of Jordan delivers an insightful message of peace and hope. In a time of international uncertainty, Her Majesty Queen Noor is a voice of reason and reassurance on the principles of social justice, equality, and human rights as sure foundations of security and peace. In recognition of her efforts to advance development, democracy and peace, Queen... read full bio
Queen became one of the biggest music acts in worldwide history releasing many, many more albums and singles that now have gone down in history as rock anthems. From We Are The Champions", "Crazy Little Thing Called Love" to "We Will Rock You", Queen continued to pump out worldwide hits and perform before sold out crowds until it came to... read full bio
The meteoric success of 2CELLOS started when former cello rivals Luka Sulic and Stjepan Hauser joined forces. They uploaded a unique cello version of Smooth Criminal by Michael Jackson onto YouTube. Within just a few weeks, their video became a huge viral sensation, and to date has received over 25 million views. 2CELLOS has since uploaded dozens of other cover... read full bio
2 Dope Queens is a live comedy show that consists of Phoebe Robinson and Jessica Williams. They host a podcast and have had guests that include, Eric Andre, Kevin Bacon, Fred Armisen, Connie Britton, Ron Funches, Ilana Glazer, Paul Scheer, Jon Stewart, Michelle Obama, and many more. Some topics that 2 Dope Queens talk about include, romance, hair, race, sex,... read full bio
Super group A Perfect Circle is a rotating collective of various well-known rock bands including Tool, Ashes Divide, Pixies, Queens of the Stone Age, Primus, and the Vandals. The various rockers came together at the turn of the century and released four albums together: Mer de Noms (2000), Thirteenth Step (2003), Emotive (2004), and the 2013 release of their greatest... read full bio
A Tribe Called Quest is one of Hip-Hop's most legendary, beloved, and revered groups of all time with three Platinum selling records, two Gold selling records, and three No. 1 selling albums. Easily recognized for their unique approach to rap music by employing jazz infused soundscapes to Afro centric rhymes, sans the jaded and often nihilistic aggressive posturing associated with... read full bio
Famous American chef, TV host, restaurant owner, and adviser on culinary items is Aaron McCargo Jr. Aaron received his own Food Network television show after competing in and winning season four of The Next Food Network Star. During its first six-episode run, Big Daddy's House was the most popular "In the Kitchen" weekend show. The show received a five-season renewal... read full bio
ABBA The Show! The ONLY ABBA Covershow with Former Original Band members of ABBA and a Symphony Section! Everywhere the show has played it has created another ABBA fever. One cannot help singing and dancing in the aisles when ABBA The Show plays some of the greatest ABBA hits. In total, the group has performed in more than 20 countries... read full bio
Abbafab is a tribute band to one of the greatest pop bands, Abba. The tribute band consists of members Anne Davies, Chelsea Faulds, Scotty Pearson and Nick Davies. During the tribute show you’ll hear some of the greatest Abba hits such as “Honey Honey”, “Dancing Queen”, “Fernando” and more. The group even covers hits from the movie Mamma Mia.... read full bio
Abbamania and Night Fever are two popular tribute bands that have come together to put on a once in a lifetime tribute show. Abbamania is the world’s number one production of Abba and Night Fever is a tribute band to the Bee Gees. Abbamania is the only tribute show to perform twice for the cast of Mama Mia and the... read full bio
You probably have heard someone say, "You've really got to hear Abby Hamilton," if you've spent any time learning about Kentucky's vibrant music industry. With opening slots for artists like Wynonna Judd, Shakey Graves, Kelsey Waldon, Valley Queen, Arlo McKinley and Justin Wells as well as performances at festivals like Railbird and Masters Musicians, the Kentucky singer-songwriter has established a reputation... read full bio
Abigail Breslin is an American actor and singer best known for her roles in films and series such as Bo in “Signs”, Olive in “Little Miss Sunshine”, Trish in “The Santa Clause 3”, Anna in “My Sister’s Keeper”, Little Rock in “Zombieland”, and Chanel #5 in “Scream Queens”. Breslin has been acting since she was a young child and first... read full bio
Emerging from Seattle, Abney Park is a steampunk band that incorporates elements of industrial dance, world music, and steampunk-influenced lyrics within their work. The band has been deemed the quintessential representatives of steampunk culture. Since their formation, they have released eighteen studio albums. Their songs The Change Cage, Black Day and No Life all peaked at No. 1 on the... read full bio
Gabrielle Olivia Mirville, better known as her stage name, Abra, is an American singer-songwriter, record producer, and actress from Queens, New York. Abra was born into a family of missionaries and she moved to London at a young age where her parents built a church they went on to also work in. During her time in church, Abra found her... read full bio
Action Bronson is a respected gourmet chef turned successful rapper. Not many chefs could pull this off, but Action Bronson has flavor off and on the grill. Bronson, of Albanian descent, was born and raised in Flushing, Queens. He used to be a fire-flame gourmet chef in New York City, but gave up cooking for a rap career and still... read full bio
Adam Ferrera is an American stand-up comedian and actor. He is best known for his roles as Tommy in series The Job, Chief Needles Nelson in series Rescue Me, and Frank Verelli in series Nurse Jackie. As a stand-up comedian Ferrera has performed on series such as The Tonight Show, The Late Show with David Letterman, Shorties Watchin Shorties, and... read full bio
"Adam Lambert stepped into the national spotlight after he became a finalist on the eighth season of the reality television competition, American Idol. His performance of the song ""Mad World"" earned a standing ovation from the show's harshest critic, Simon Cowell. Adam Lambert’s vocal range, along with his jet-black hair and heavy mascara, earned him comparisons to glam rockers like... read full bio
Adelaide Kane is an Australian actress best known for her roles in television such as, Lolly Allen in “Neighbours”, and Tenaya in “Power Rangers R.P.M.”. Kane’s role in Neighbours was her debut television role and first acting gig. She has gone on to play Cora in “Teen Wolf”, Queen Mary Stuart in “Reign”, Mala in “Dragons: Race to the Edge”,... read full bio
Adele Givens made her professional standup debut at the Regal Theater in Chicago. She was quickly dubbed the Queen of Comedy and has since appeared in sitcoms and comedy specials including The Hughleys, Moesha, The Parkers, Comedy Central Presents, Def Comedy Jam, Russell Simmons Presents Def Poetry, Martin, Tracey Takes On…, and The Steve Harvey Show. Her film appearances include... read full bio
Adina Porter is an American actress best known for her roles in television series like Gwen Walker in “American Dreams”, Lettie Mae Thornton in “True Blood”, Kendra James in “The Newsroom”, Indra in “The 100”, and Dinah Stevens/Beverly Hope/Lee Harris/Sally Freeman in “American Horror Story”. She most recently has received a Primetime Emmy Award nomination for her role in American... read full bio
Adjoa Andoh, one of Britain's leading actors, achieved global fame as Lady Danbury in Netflix's smash hit Bridgerton, for which she was nominated twice for Outstanding Supporting Actress at the NAACP Image Awards. Her previous television credits include Dr Isaacs in Fractured, DI Nina Rosen in BBC1's Silent Witness, Nenneke in the Netflix series The Witcher, as well as Dr Who,... read full bio
Adrienne Smith is a woman on a mission, both on and off the football field. As a wide receiver for the Boston Renegades, she has established herself as one of the best in the game, having won two gold medals and five national championships in women's tackle football. Her success in the sport has made her the face of women... read full bio
AJ McQueen began as a soulful emcee from the Midwest and has now incorporated his own life experiences, lyricism, and conscience into his songs. As a writer, poet, and storyteller who exploits his complicated, lowly origins to convey a message of fortitude, development, and self-assurance, AJ has evolved into an artist who has found a voice for individuals from all... read full bio
Alan Frew is a Scottish-Canadian singer-songwriter, musician, author, and public speaker who is best known for having been the lead singer of the band Glass Tiger. Frew was born in Coatbridge, Scotland, and he moved to Ontario when he was a teenager. When he was in his 30’s, Frew formed Glass Tiger alongside Wayne Parker, Michael Hanson, and Sam Reid.... read full bio
Justin Andrew Honard, better known as the stage name Alaska Thunderfuck 5000, or just Alaska, is an American drag performer and musician who has previously been the runner-up winner for the 5th season of “RuPaul’s Drag Race,” and has been the winner of the second season of “RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars.” Alaska was raised in Erie, Pennsylvania and studied... read full bio
Alec Mapa is a comedian, activist, and actor. For almost forty years, he has worked in film, television, and on Broadway. Among his credits include the Showtime comedy special "Alec Mapa: Baby Daddy," as well as roles in Ellen Burstyn's roles on Desperate Housewives, Ugly Betty, Doom Patrol, and Queen Bees. He has raised money for organizations including Raise A... read full bio
Aled Jones, MBE, has one of the longest careers in entertainment out of anyone alive today. As the only child of Nest Rowlands and Derek John Jones, Aled hit big when he covered “Walking in the Air” from Channel 4’s The Snowman in 1985, when he was just 15 years old. That same year, he sang alongside Anita Hegerland and... read full bio
Alejandra Guzman is a Latin Grammy Award–winning Mexican rock singer and actress. She has had a dedicated fanbase throughout Latin America since the late 1980s, and is known as the “Queen of Rock”. She has sold 15 million albums. Guzmán scored one of the biggest hits of her career, the song “Eternamente Bella”, which became a number one hit in... read full bio
Alessandra had been cooking and singing along to Frank Sinatra's music with her mother since she was a little child. It became quite clear that this youngster was destined for the stage, the one genuine place she could always be herself, when she competed in and won her first singing competition at the age of six with the ABBA hit "Dancing... read full bio
Alessandro Cortini is an Italian musician, composer, producer, and maker of musical instruments. One of the leading names in modern electronic music, Cortini is primarily recognized for his eerie, atmospheric compositions. In addition to being a longtime member of Nine Inch Nails, he is incredibly creative, having put out a constant flow of his own intoxicating music over the course of... read full bio
Originally from Chicago, Alex Borstein moved to California at an early age. She attended San Francisco State University and majored in rhetoric. Borstein is a member of the Los Angeles based Acme Comedy Theatre and has performed stand-up comedy at clubs across California. She has most recently been writing for feature film and animation projects and also provided the voice... read full bio
Not many musicians can say their first concert, at age six, was hearing the debut album of Aretha Franklin, the Queen of Soul, at the famed Montreux Jazz Festival in Switzerland. But keyboardist Alex Bugnon can. Thanks to the encouragement of his father, a jazz musician, Bugnon literally grew up at the festival, happily immersed in a multitude of influences,... read full bio
Alex Clare is a British singer and musician from southwest London, now living in north-west London, UK. His cover of Prince's ""When Doves Cry"" was deemed the Song of the Day by Reggie Yates on BBC Radio 1. Shortly after, Clare's song ""Too Close"" was featured in several Internet advertisements and was announced as the Megahit of the Week by... read full bio
Alex Hassell is a British actor who has had several roles in film and television. He was born in Southend-On-Sea, Essex and trained in acting at the Central School of Speech and Drama. He made his television debut in an episode of “Queen of Swords”. Since then, other series he’s been in include, “Death in Holy Orders”, “Robin Hood”, “Bonkers”,... read full bio
Alexandre Desplat is a French film composer, orchestrator, and conductor. He is best known for his musical scores for films, “The Grand Budapest Hotel”, and “The Shape of Water”, both of which he won an Academy Award for. Most recently, Desplat has also been nominated for a Golden Globe in Best Original Score for “Isle of Dogs”. Other popular films... read full bio
Alice Braga is a Brazilian actress best known for her roles in Brazilian films including playing Angelica in “City of God”, and Karinna in “Lower City”. Apart from her roles in Brazilian film, Braga started to gain fame internationally when she played Anna in the film “I Am Legend”. Since then, other films she’s been in include, “Repo Men”, “Predators”,... read full bio
Alice Krige is a South African actress and producer best known for her roles as Alma/Eva in the film “Ghost Story”, and for playing the Borg Queen in “Star Trek: First Contact”. Krige originally wanted to be a psychologist but fell into acting while taking an acting class at Rhodes University. She went on to graduate with a BA Hons... read full bio
Alice Vachss is an attorney, author, consultant, and lecturer. She is known as one of Americas toughest prosecutors, titled by Parade. Vachss began her noteworthy career as the Chief of the Special Victims Bureau of the Queens District Attorneys Office. During her time as the chief at the Special Victims Bureau, she tried more than one hundred felony cases regarding... read full bio
Alina Bzhezhinska is a one-woman force, on a quest to elevate the harp in modern music. She is a jazz harpist, composer, band leader, and the creator of the online community HipHarpCollective. In 2021, she plans to rebrand the harp. Alina Bzhezhinska has collaborated with UK jazz phenom Kamaal Williams on his second studio album, Wu Hen. She has also performed... read full bio
Alison Pill is a Canadian actress from Toronto best known for her roles in films and television series such as Maggie in “The Newsroom”, Ivy in “American Horror Story”, Jane in film “Dan in Real Life”, Kim in “Scott Pilgrim vs. the World”, Zelda in “Midnight in Paris”, and Mrs. Mannix in “Hail, Caesar!”. Pill started her career in television... read full bio
Alison Sudol is an American singer, songwriter, and actress, best known for her roles in film and as the singer of A Fine Frenzy. As a musical artist, Sudol has released three studio albums, her debut album, One Cell in the Sea, reached certified Platinum in Germany, and certified Gold in Switzerland. Some of her most popular songs include, Almost... read full bio
Critics frequently list Oakland-based deathcore hexad All Shall Perish as one of the greatest bands in the genre. The band was formed in 2002. A variety of styles, such as metalcore, deathgrind, and death metal, are combined in All Shall Perish. Three records by All Shall Perish are available through Nuclear Blast. Amputated Vein Records, a Japanese record label, initially... read full bio
All Them Witches is a Nashville rock band that can’t be summed up into one genre. In fact, their sound ranges from blues to psychedelic to metal to alternative rock. All Them Witches got its start back in 2012 when drummer Robby Staebler, strapped for cash, sold his possessions and moved to Nashville. He met up with guitarist Ben McLeod... read full bio
Allison Eldredge is a New York cellist. She is known for performances at Carnegie Hall. Ms. Eldredge has been the featured soloist in numerous orchestral tours including a North American and European tour with the Warsaw Sinfonia under Krzysztof Penderecki. She toured England with the Academy of St. Martin-in-the-Fields, including a concert in London at Queen Elizabeth Hall. She also... read full bio
Beyond their exceptional musicianship and stage presence, these guys write great pop songs. Zach and Cameron had been friends since middle school, but the makings of Allstar Weekend didnt begin until Nathan met Zach in high school; they saw in each other kindred musical spirits, and began a string of garage bands. Not long after, first Cameron, then Michael came... read full bio
Amanda Palmer, singer-songwriter-blogger-provocateur, commands attention. She is known for pushing the boundaries, both in her art and her lifestyle. She caught the attention of international media when she raised nearly $1.2 million through Kickstarter from almost 25,000 fans who pre-ordered her new album, Theatre Is Evil. This album went on to emerge in the Billboard Top 10 and has been... read full bio
Since the last decade of the 20th century, Amorphis from Finland have been the standard bearers of Nordic metal. They were formerly thought of as a death metal group, but as soon as they released Tales From The Thousand Lakes in 1994, they started fusing progressive metal, folk and Viking influences into their music. Further, Am Universum, a band heavy on... read full bio
Amy Bailey is an actress and dancer best known for her appearance as Queen Kwenthrith in the hit TV show Vikings. Starting off as a ballerina, Amy has seventeen acting credits under her belt, starting off in the movie Nine alongside mega stars Daniel Day Lewis and Nicole Kidman, in which she appeared as one of the dancers. From there,... read full bio
Amy Dickinson is an author, journalist, and newspaper columnist best known for her advice column, ‘Ask Amy’. She is also often a social commentator on Good Morning America and The Today Show. Dickinson started her career as a producer for NBC News. She has had her work published in outlets such as The Washington Post, Esquire, O, Time, and more.... read full bio
Amy Grant is an American country and Christian singer. Grant is best known for her hit “Baby Baby,” along with songs like “El Shaddai,” “Father’s Eyes,” and “Angels.” Grant was known before her successful pop career as the ""Queen of Christian Pop"" when she changed directions to widen her fan base. Her goal was to become the first Christian singer-songwriter... read full bio
Amy LaVere is an Americana singer-songwriter, upright double bass player, and actress from Memphis, who has released four studio albums: “This World Is Not My Home”, “Anchors and Anvils”, “Stranger Me”, and “Runaway’s Diary”. Her third album, Anchors and Anvils took the No. 6 spot on the Americana Music Charts, and earned Amy an Americana Music Association Award nod for... read full bio
Many artists, musical and otherwise, use their craft to provide a visible platform for the issues they believe in. Their activism becomes interwoven with their art. The Indigo Girls have long been known for voicing their political and social views in song. Amy Ray teamed up with Emily Saliers while in high school forming the Indigo Girls. With an... read full bio
Australian indie pop singer and songwriter Amy Shark shook the charts wit her popular single “Adore,” which ranked at number 2 on the Triple J Hottest 100 chart. Hailing from Gold Coast, Queensland, she has worked as a video editor for the Gold Coast Titans prior to pursuing her music career. She started out on YouTube, posting her music and... read full bio
Amy was a track athlete at her local club and a student at Bath. She prepared for the 400-meter run but was not selected by any of the top teams. Unfazed, she seized the chance to check out Bath University's brand-new bobsleigh and skeleton push-start training facility. She accepted the invitation to join the British Skeleton development program in order... read full bio
Andrea Savage is an American actress, comedian, and writer, best known for her roles in television and film such as, Denise in “Step Brothers”, Laura in series “Veep”, and Helen in series “Episodes”. Savage graduated from Cornell University with a major in government and minor in law studies. From there she made her acting debut in the television series “Sabrina,... read full bio
Andrew Gower is an actor from the UK. Best known for his recurring role in Being Human and portrayal of Prince Charles Stuart in Outlander, Gower is an experienced actor. He has been featured in an abundance of different BBC series, including The White Queen and Diary of a Nobody, along with E4s Misfits, and other roles. Notably, he won... read full bio
Andrew Lloyd Webber, knighted by the Queen in 1992, is one of the world’s best-known composers of musical theater. He has also produced movies and has won numerous Grammys and Tonys. He is best known for his musicals, Evita, Jesus Christ Superstar, and The Phantom of the Opera. The Phantom of the Opera became the highest grossing musical of all... read full bio
Andrew Robertson is a Scottish professional footballer that plays as left back for the Premier League club Liverpool, as well as captains the Scotland national team. Robertson was born in Glasgow, Scotland, and he began his career playing for the youth clubs Celtic and Queen’s Park. He went on to begin playing professionally for Queen’s Park where he scored two... read full bio
One of the world's most exciting mandolin/clarinet virtuosos, Andy Statman began playing music as a young child in Queens. His family has long consisted of cantors and some renowned professional musicians. Andy grew up singing hasidic melodies in the afternoon Jewish school his parents sent him to, and listening to show tunes, klezmer, classics, and any other music he could... read full bio
Theater director Aneesha Kudtarkar is located in New York. She like plays that begin normally and then take an unusual turn. She makes compositionally driven theater that centers marginalized voices in history, drawing on her training as an Indian classical dancer. Men on Boats (Southern Methodist University), A Thousand Maids (Two River Theater), Water by the Spoonful (Juilliard), Queen (National... read full bio
Aneurin Barnard is a Welsh actor. He is best known for playing King Richard in the television series “The White Queen”, Gisbourne in series “Sherwood”, and Gibson in the film “Dunkirk”. He trained at the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama and from there, played Melchior in the Tony-Award winning musical ‘Spring Awakening’. He has also acted in productions... read full bio
The office for Angela Bassett has asked that CTI not list them, give out pricing, information or availability. If you are interested in this celebrity only, please contact CTI directly and we can let you know the process needed to confirm a date with them.
Angelica Ross is an American actress, entrepreneur, and transgender rights advocate. She started her career in the U.S. Navy before being discharged due to being harassed by men. She then moved back home and made friends with a drag queen who helped her gender transition. Her parents didn’t take the news well and threw her out and she moved in... read full bio
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Anik Khan is a Bengali-American hip-hop rapper, singer-songwriter and producer from Dhaka, Bangladesh. Khan moved to Astoria, Queens, New York, at a young age and was raised there. Khan’s father was involved in politics and also fought in the Bangladesh Liberation War before moving to the United States when Khan was four. While in high school, Khan moved to Virginia... read full bio
Anna Olson is an American professionally trained pastry chef who is best known for being the host of shows which include “Fresh with Anna Olson,” “Sugar,” “Kitchen Equipped,” and “Bake with Anna Olson.” She also hosts a short show on Twitter which is entitled “Sweet Something,” and hosts videos through her YouTube channel, Oh Yum with Anna Olson. Olson was... read full bio
Author Anne Rice's first novel, Interview with the Vampire, was the first segment in her popular Vampire Chronicles series, which includes The Vampire Lestat and The Queen of the Damned. The original book was ultimately made into a film starring Tom Cruise and Brad Pitt. Rice is known for her use of sadomasochistic erotica, including the title Beauty’s Punishment. Her... read full bio
Annika Bennett has always been a singer. Her songs are a distinctive fusion of pop tunes and reflective, thought-provoking words. The ASCAP Foundation Robert Allen Award for excellence in composition, WNYC Battle of the Boroughs Queens champion, The Folk Alliance International Executive Director's Favorite Artist and Falcon Ridge Folk Festival #1 emerging Artist are just a few of the accolades she... read full bio
A native of Queens, New York, Anthony Raneri got on the music radar of punk fans in the early 2000s as the lead singer and guitarist of the band Bayside. The group who had chosen their name as a nod to the neighborhood of their youth formed and excelled in making moody and emotional pop-punk that bore the influence of... read full bio
With her latest work, rising star and melody queen Ari Hicks is leaving a lasting impression and enthralling listeners all over the world. Ari embodies a compelling dualism that alternates between light and dark, akin to the yin and yang, and bravely accepts her genuine self. Fans are left wanting more by her vibrant synths and contagious tones, which are... read full bio
Ariana Grande rose to fame playing the ditzy Cat Valentine on Nickelodeon’s hit show Victorious. Upon the ending of the show, she was given her own spinoff, Sam & Cat, that kept her in the public eye while she prepared her major label music debut. Grande’s voice has earned her association with the likes of Mariah Carey, Celine Dion, and... read full bio
Arielle is a singer-songwriter and classic folk rock musician. She has been compared to the likes of artists such as Joni Mitchell, Queen, Jeff Beck, and more. Arielle hones in the great eras of the 60’s and 70’s in her music and wants to continue to keep the sounds of those eras alive. She built her own guitar along with... read full bio
Arlene Wow is a musician who has been pursuing music since the young age of 5. Her mother and father are immigrants from Cuba, and she grew up listening to a mixture of Latin music and American music. Arlene could always sing but taught herself how to play the guitar by listening to classic rock music. Apart from performing, Arlene... read full bio
Asha Jefferies is well known for her somber, depressing pop tunes. She is originally from the Northern Rivers but was reared in Brisbane. With its single "Crybaby," which was added to rotation across triple J, double J and triple J Unearthed, her previous EP "The Pinnacle" served as a coming-of-age record for the musician and composer. It was a culmination of gentle... read full bio
Ashenmoon is a new project and collaboration of founding members Garry Beers who is best known for his work with INXS, and Toby Rand, who is known for his work with Rockstar: Supernova and Juke Kartel. The duo formed Ashenmoon together after they began collaborating on a passion project in Beers’ garage studio. Eventually, they were joined by guitarist Jimmy... read full bio
Ashleigh Banfield is a Canadian-American journalist who has been a host and legal expert for the HLN TV network; she is also a former host of Legal View with Ashleigh Banfield and Early State on CNN. As of now, Banfield is a backup host for the television series, Live PD. Banfield graduated from Queens University with a B.A. in political... read full bio
Ashley Jensen is a Scottish actress best known for her roles in television series such as, Christina McKinney in “Ugly Betty”, Olivia in “Accidentally on Purpose”, and Agatha Raisin in “Agatha Raisin”. She is also the voice of several characters in television and film some of which include, Bryony in “Arthur Christmas”, and Nanette in “Gnomeo & Juliet”. Jensen studied... read full bio
The Vision Within Kimberly Clark God's Love Always Magnifies (TM) #GLAM speaking engagements. AKL supports and encourages people to help them fulfill their potential and make the most of their lives. Kimberly's passionate motivational speaking provides the drive and guidance her clients and audience need to improve their careers, relationships, and lives. Topical discussions will target their: • Skills and Dreams. • Refocus... read full bio
Ava DuVernay is an American film director, producer, screenwriter, and more. She is best known for being director and executive producer for “Selma”, director of “A Wrinkle in Time”, and director, producer, and writer for “13th”. She studied at the University of California, Los Angeles and graduated with a double BA in English literature and African-American studies. Prior to working... read full bio
Acclaimed as the queen of Japanese hip-hop, Awich embodies everything that makes the genre so essential to culture. Over the course of her boundary-pushing career, the Okinawan-born artist has struck a balance between cutting-edge musicianship and forward-thinking storytelling, a fierce devotion to her homeland and heritage—a Japanese prefecture whose troubled history and near-mystical beauty have served as an endless source... read full bio
Samantha Ayanis Miller (who works professionally as just Ayanis) is a Texas-raise singer and dancer. She got her start singing in church and participating in beauty pageants. At a young age, the entertainment bug bit her and she made sure to make that her path in life. At the age of nine, she told her family that it was happening... read full bio
Bad Gyal, a Catalan rapper, got her start via YouTube, racking up over 1 million views on her Reggaetón-esque song, ‘Indapanden’. Her successful track earned her the name ‘The Queen of Catalan Trap’. Bag Gyal calls her music ‘dancehall’. She has not acquired too many listeners outside of Spain, but debuted her sound live with a performance in the UK.... read full bio
From Brisbane, Queensland, Australia, comes the five-piece indie rock group known as Ball Park Music. Sam Cromack on guitar and vocals, Jennifer Boyce on bass and backing vocals, Paul Furness on keyboard and trombone, Dean Hanson on guitar and backing vocals, and Daniel Hanson make up the group (guitar, drums) Happiness and Surrounding Suburbs, their first studio album, was released... read full bio
Barb Stegemann is a social entrepreneur, author, advocate, and founder and CEO of The 7 Virtues Perfume line. Stegemann started her perfume line with the focus of rebuilding the economy of war-torn countries. She started off becoming the first woman from Atlantic Canada to receive a venture-capital deal on the television series “Dragons’ Den” for her idea of The 7... read full bio
Her creator, Janice Connolly, is a strong proponent of living life to the fullest and was recently recognized with the British Empire medal in the Queen's New Year's Honours list. Following her triumphant BBC Radio 2 Comedy Showcase pilot, she received a full series commission. Barbara, the bargain seeker, takes National Express coaches across the nation instead of driving a car.... read full bio
Baron Vaughn is a formidable presence in the entertainment industry. Baron has a career spanning live comedy, acting, and directing, demonstrating his boundless talent. His most well-known role as an actor is "Bud," with whom he starred in the longest-running popular Netflix series Grace & Frankie alongside Jane Fonda and Lily Tomlin. In the most recent seasons of the cult... read full bio
Barry Gibb is a British-American musician, singer-songwriter and record producer who is best known for being a co-founder of the group the Bee Gees. Gibb was born in Douglas, Isle of Man, and he was raised in Manchester. While in Manchester, Gibb formed his first band, the Rattlesnakes, which turned into the Bee Gees after the Gibb family moved to... read full bio
Famous French-American rapper Abbas Hamad, better known by his stage name Bas, was born in Paris, France, and reared in the energetic borough of Queens, New York. He became a crucial artist signed to J. Cole's esteemed Dreamville Records in collaboration with Interscope Records, which significantly molded his famous career. With the release of his first mixtape, "Quarter Water Raised Vol.... read full bio
Famous French-American rapper Abbas Hamad, better known by his stage name Bas, was born in Paris, France, and reared in the energetic borough of Queens, New York. He became a crucial artist signed to J. Cole's esteemed Dreamville Records in collaboration with Interscope Records, which significantly molded his famous career. With the release of his first mixtape, "Quarter Water Raised Vol.... read full bio
Battlesnake is a septet of cult metal artists from Australia, formed in the depths of the underworld. The band immediately became well-known for their exuberant live performances and epic, dramatic lyrics, with a sound that can only be described as the genetically altered cyborg superchild of Queen, King Gizzard and Judas Priest. Battlesnake has self-produced seven albums since its founding, all of which... read full bio
Beach Bunny is an indie-pop band from Chicago, Illinois, which is a project and stage name for Lili Trifilio and consists of members Trifilio, Matt Henkels, Jon Alvarado, and Anthony Vaccaro. The group formed when Trifilio recorded her first song, “6 Weeks”, which led to her recruiting members for the band and from there, she released her first EP, “Animalism”.... read full bio
Bella Dose is a bilingual latin pop group consisting of four very talented singers, dancers, and songwriters: Brianna, Jenni, Thais, and Melany. All members were born in the U.S., from Florida and California. Brianna always had an interest in music, dance, makeup, and celebrity pop culture. She expressed to her mother that she wanted to be a professional singer and... read full bio
Ben Lamb is an English actor who is best known for his roles in film and television. He studied at Eton College in Berkshire where he became a music scholar and was professionally performing in operas before joining the National Youth Theatre. Apart from acting in television and film, Lamb has also been in several theatre productions including, ‘The Merchant... read full bio
Ben Lawson is an Australian actor who rose to fame after playing Frazer Yeats in the Australian soap opera “Neighbours.” Lawson was born in Brisbane, Queensland, and he has previously studied at the National Institute of Dramatic Art. He made his acting debut in an episode of the television series “Time Trax,” and had small roles in television series which... read full bio
Ben Mendelsohn is an Australian actor best known for his roles in films and television such as Warren in “Neighbours”, Danny in “Bloodline”, Phil in “Knowing”, Daggett in “The Dark Knight Rises”, Viceroy in “Exodus: Gods and Kings”, Orson in “Rogue One: A Star Wars Story”, and Sorrento in “Ready Player One”. Some of his earliest roles were in television,... read full bio
Ben Whishaw is an English actor best known for his roles in films such as Q in the James Bond films, “Skyfall”, and “Spectre”. He started his career in theatre and was a member of the Bancroft Players Youth Theatre at Hitchin’s Queen Mother Theatre. Whishaw went on to graduate for the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art. Some productions that... read full bio
