Los Angeles-based R&B singer-songwriter, Wrabel was catapulted to fame when his song Ten Feet Tall was featured in the Bud Light Super Bowl commercial, being heard by a hundred million viewers. Previously, he wrote songs for artists like Phillip Phillips an Adam Lambert, before signing with Island thanks to a demo recording of Ten Feet Tall. The track is collaboration... read full bio
Witness the highly renowned production that has been viewed by 2.5 million people worldwide, which turns the ordinary into the extraordinary. Get ready to enter a fantastical, wonder-filled realm of water. 30 performers, 3D multi-media projections, water walls, holograms, amazing acrobatics, brilliant choreography and exquisite music are all present on stage. Produced by Hanoch Rosenn, a director renowned for his elaborate and... read full bio
Wovvoka, whose real name is Attia Thomas, got her name from the Native American shaman who started the Ghost Dance movement in order to manifest his visions. Wovvoka's raw energy and unique vocals, which draw on artists like M.I.A. and Tina Turner, captivate listeners and keep them in the present. As seen by her independently released track, "Right Foot, Left... read full bio
Some bands are artistically innovative boundary breakers with an unwavering ability to cast their nets wide and attract an audience that literally spans all walks of life. Others put their focus exclusively on unabashed praise and are so anointed they can literally usher listeners into the presence of God with a single strum of a chord. And while Worth Dying... read full bio
The Chicago-based indie-punk band Worry Club was founded by singer/songwriter Chase Walsh and media, graphic designer, etc. Zack Zagula. In just over three years since the collective's formation, they have gathered 7 million streams and over 250k monthly listeners. Through a catalog of tunes that swiftly found their audience online throughout the epidemic, Worry Club has amassed a passionate and loyal fan... read full bio
World Party is an alternative rock band from London, the solo project of artist Karl Wallinger. Wallinger started World Party after leaving band The Waterboys. He debuted his solo act with the album Private Revolution, which achieved hits in the United Kingdom, Private Revolution and Ship of Fools. The song Ship of Fools garnered acclaim in countries like Australia, New... read full bio
The hit NBC television dance competition show, World of Dance, is coming live to theaters all across Canada and the US! The show features dance performers, including solo acts and groups, representing all styles of dance, competing for a grand prize of $1 million. World of Dance Live features the top dancers from the entire spectrum of genres, including local... read full bio
The beloved white stallions from the famous Spanish Riding School of Vienna have grown into a worldwide phenomenon since their shows debut in 1970. Hearkening back to a time when the horse was a symbol of grace and majesty, the Lipizzaner Stallions are a great family experience, one full of history and majestic grace. A rare a unique breed,... read full bio
The House of Blues in Las Vegas holds a show that no other in Las Vegas does, a World Famous Gospel Brunch. Here at the Gospel Brunch, local talent perform Gospel songs every Sunday as the audience sits eating their brunch buffet. This isn’t a normal brunch, the audience will be on their feet clapping their hands, singing along, all... read full bio
World Classic Rockers can help turn your next event into an All-Star night of Rock and Roll with the best-of-the-best. World Classic Rockers are the ultimate classic rock all-star band, featuring an all-star line-up that includes former members of rock supergroups Santana, Boston, Steppenwolf, Journey, Toto, and Lynyrd Skynyrd. They rotate their lineup depending on the contributing musicians' projects at... read full bio
Working Men’s Club is an up-and-coming synthpop band from Yorkshire that consists of members Sydney Minsky-Sargeant on vocals, drums, guitar, machine and synth, Liam Ogburn on bass, Rob Graham on guitar and synth, Mairead O’Connor on guitar, keyboards and vocals, and Craig. Their music is a wide variety of genres which include electronic, rock, acid house, and post-punk revival. Working... read full bio
Meredith Lampe, Cody Edgerly and Kenny Monroe are three Brooklyn-based musicians who form the indie rock group Work Wife. Work Wife draws inspiration from artists like Faye Webster, Neil Young and American Football as well as folk rock instrumentals to create music that inspires their own brand of dark comedy. On Born Losers Records, Work Wife's debut EP was made available. It... read full bio
Woosung is a Korean-American musician who performs as an electric guitarist and singer for the South Korean band The Rose. He is also a composer and writer. The Rose, who made her debut with the soft-rock song "Sorry," was listed by Billboard as one of the "New K-Pop Artists to Watch." The EPs Dawn and Void, the latter of which... read full bio
American DJ and producer Wooli, also known as Adam Puleo, has established himself in the electronic dance music scene with his distinctive fusion of intense dubstep and evocative, melodic soundscapes. Wooli, who was born and bred in New York, started playing around with music production as a youngster and was influenced by musicians like Skrillex, Porter Robinson, and Excision. Wooli started... read full bio
Yoann Lemoine is a French music video director, graphic designer, and singer-songwriter better known by his stage name Woodkid. On March 16, 1983, he was born in Tassin-la-Demi-Lune, close to Lyon. Lemoine completed his certificate with honors after studying art and animation at the Émile Cohl school. He then enrolled in a silk screen printing course at Swindon College in... read full bio
After the publication of her self-titled first EP, Woodes gained popularity both domestically (where she was included on numerous "ones to watch" lists) and abroad. Since then, in addition to her own headline tours, she has performed at several festivals, including Splendour in the Grass, SXSW and Beyond the Valley, and toured with artists including Thelma Plum, Asgier and Sylvan Esso. Two... read full bio
Wooden Shjips is an experimental rock band that originates from San Francisco, California. They are famous for their primeval swirl of incomprehensible vocals and wailing organs. Ripley Johnson, who sings and plays guitar, is a member of the band, along with Dusty Jermier, who plays trumpet and bass, Omar Ahsanuddin, who plays drums, and Nash Whalen, who plays the organ.... read full bio
As the name suggests, Wood & Wire is an acoustic band with a love for pure music played well on stringed instruments. Five years ago, the group exploded onto Austin’s bluegrass and old-time-music scene while quickly gaining a national fan base through appearances at notable festivals like Old Settlers Music Festival, Grey Fox Bluegrass Festival, ACL Festival, Rockygrass, IBMA World... read full bio
Wonho got his start as one of the members of the South Korea all-boy k pop group Monsta X but left the group in 2019 to pursue a solo career. The 29-year-old released his first EP in 2020, called “Love Synonym Pt. 1: Right For Me” which was followed up by the 2021 EP “Love Synonym Pt. 2: Right For... read full bio
Producer, DJ, label boss, host of a radio program, former professional breakdancer, full-time comic Wongo, a party starter from the Gold Coast, is not a one-trick pony. You've undoubtedly likely danced to Wongo tracks by this point, who has major years under his belt. In addition to releases on labels like Insomniac Records and DJ mixes for triple j and Skrillex's... read full bio
