American rock group Brother Cane hails from Alabama. Damon Johnson, a singer/guitarist and Glenn Maxey, a bassist, formed the band. The trio recorded three studio albums and multiple songs that charted, including three number one singles and five top 10 singles. With the release of its self-titled first album, which featured the hits "Got No Shame," "That Don't Satisfy Me" and "Hard... read full bio
Brother Hawk gets dressed for the day, unties its wild horse and gallops out in the direction of a large pink home that is visible in the distance over the hills. The four-piece Atlanta band specializes on explosive hooks and furious guitars. As serpentine guitar lines uncoil and slither, punctuated with poisonous licks that can only be produced by a forked tongue,... read full bio
The music video that Hadiru Mahdi, also known as Brother Portrait, created for the song "Seeview/Rearview" was the first thing that brought him a lot of recognition. This song is a poetic study of the noises and environments that have come to define the dual nature of his Sierra Leonean and British ancestry, and it was directed by Nadira Amrani.... read full bio
Brother Stone and the Get Down is an American band that consists of members Collin Monahan and Matt Ranaudo. The band is a mixture of soul, pop and R&B and they are influenced by artists such as Stevie Wonder, John Mayer, James Taylor and D’angelo. The two are cousins and both of their fathers grew up playing music. While in... read full bio
Rylan Talerico, professionally known as Brother Sundance, is an American record producer, singer-songwriter, and musician. Talerico was born and raised in Florida and he started playing the drums at age 2 after being influenced by his father. Growing up, he started performing as the frontman and guitarist for the punk band Wallace, and also taught guitar, drums, and bass at... read full bio
For over a decade, two brothers, Mark and Jason Sutton, have mixed a modern country sound with a rock edge to form the band Brother Trouble. Backed by strong vocals, a unique sound, inspired lyrics and electrifying personalities, Brother Trouble is the next big star in country music! Having already played with Montgomery Gentry, Little Big Town, Little Texas and... read full bio
Nathan Stocker, a producer and songwriter from Minneapolis, created the solo project Brotherkenzie. Through it, he continues to operate on the periphery of the music business, a field in which he has grown less and less engaged as he gets older. Brotherkenzie's music is an honest, sincere chasm with sharp edges that teeters on the edge of pop and catchiness. On... read full bio
The 35th MerleFest event, which honors what would have been founder Doc Watson's 100th birthday in Wilkesboro, North Carolina, featured BROTHERS OF A FEATHER, the acoustic project starring THE BLACK CROWES' Chris and Rich Robinson. Fans have a rare chance to see Chris and Rich play stripped-down renditions of some of their well-known songs when they perform as BROTHERS OF A FEATHER. The duo's... read full bio
Brothers Osborne is a country music duo, made up of brothers T.J. and John Osborne. Deeply rooted in their upbringing in Deale, Maryland, the duo began their music career at home. Their close-knit family spent time writing and playing songs with each other, rather than succumbing to modern technologies (like watching television). Writing and playing songs for years led the... read full bio
Brown & Gray is a British-American country-pop duo that consists of Kaci Brown and Sam Gray. The duo began after Gray wrote a country song but needed someone to sing the vocals. Notting Hill Music went on to bring Kaci Brown to sing the vocals, which became their debut single “Top Down”. Gray began his career as a singer-songwriter and... read full bio
Brownstone is an American female R&B group from Los Angeles, California, that currently consists of members Nicci Gilbert Daniels, Teisha J. Lott, and Arin Jackson. Brownstone found fame in the mid 90’s and have taken various hiatuses over the years. The group was originally formed by members Monica “Mimi” Doby, Charmayne Maxene “Maxee” Maxwell, and Nichole “Nicci” Gilbert. After forming,... read full bio
Bru-C, also known as Josh Bruce, an MC and rapper that hails from Long Eaton, Derbyshire, England (but is based in Nottingham). Earlier in his career, he was featured on the Don’t flop Entertainment YouTube channel, engaging in rap battles, becoming one of the only rappers on the roster to go massively big. Bru-C would go on to sell out... read full bio
The Brubeck Brothers Quartet is headed by two versatile and talented sons of America's more notable musical families. They deliver a jazzy blend of original tunes, favorite jazz standards, and ever popular Dave Brubeck classics. Chris and Dan Brubeck had the unique privilege of growing up listening to, studying with, and eventually playing alongside some of the great jazz legends... read full bio
Bruce Allen is an American football executive who is currently the President of the Washington Redskins. Allen is the son of George Allen and is the brother of George Allen. Allen originally played college football at the University of Richmond where he broke the school record for punting which led to him being named to the All-ECAC and All-South Independent... read full bio
Bruce Arians is an American football coach who is currently the head coach of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in the NFL. Arians was born in Paterson, New Jersey, and he began his career playing football in high school as a quarterback before going on to play college football at Virginia Tech where he held the school record for most QB... read full bio
Bruce Babbitt served as Secretary of the Interior, Governor of Arizona, and as Attorney General of Arizona. With degrees in geology, geophysics and law, Babbitt was elected to statewide office as Attorney General on his first foray into elective politics. As Governor, Babbitt brought environmental and resource management to the forefront in Arizona. Appointed Secretary of the Interior by President... read full bio
For more than 25 years, Bruce Beck has worked for NBC 4 New York. He is the popular Sunday night sports program Sports Final's host and the station's Lead Sports Anchor. Beck also serves as the sideline reporter for preseason football games involving the New York Giants. Beck has been honored "New York State Sportscaster of the Year" by the National... read full bio
Bruce Beresford is an Academy Award nominated director from Australia. His most notable films are Breaker Morant, Tender Mercies, Driving Miss Daisy, Black Robe, Silent Fall, and Mao's Last Dancer. He was nominated for best director at the Academy Awards for Tender Mercies, and Driving Miss Daisy won Best Picture in 1989. Aside from film directing, Beresford also directs operas... read full bio
The manager of the San Francisco Giants is Bruce Bochy. Bochy managed the San Diego Padres for twelve seasons before coming to the Giants. During his time in San Diego, he guided the Padres to one World Series appearance in addition to leading the Giants to three World Series Championships. The only other former player to manage the Padres is Bochy.... read full bio
Bruce Bowen is an American former professional basketball player who was a small forward in the NBA who also played internationally as well. Bowen was born in Merced, California, and started his basketball career playing at Edison High School and went on to play college basketball at Cal State Fullerton. Bowen went on to play professionally in French teams such... read full bio
