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Chris RockBorn in South Carolina, Chris Rock is one of the most popular stand-up comedians and actors. After being a cast member on SNL, he appeared in popular movies like Madagascar and Grown Ups. He also wrote and produced the hit sitcom Everybody Hates Chris. |
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STOMPStomp (stylized as STOMP) is a percussion ensemble based in Brighton, United Kingdom, that creates physical theatre performances using rhythms, acrobatics, and pantomime utilizing the body and everyday objects. Steve McNicholas and Luke Cresswell founded Stomp in Brighton, United Kingdom, in 1991. |
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Marc MaronMarc Maron is a stand-up comedian, podcaster, writer, actor, and musician from New Jersey. Along with appearing up to forty times on TV shows like Late Show with David Letterman and Late Night with Conan O'Brien, he has hosted radio shows and interviewed Barack Obama. Now he is best known for hosting the bi-weekly podcast, WTF with Marc Maron. |
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AFINamed as an abbreviation of A Fire Inside, AFI is a Californian rock band founded in 1991. Their platinum album, Decemberunderground, peaked at number one on the Billboard 200 charts. Among their biggest singles, there are "Miss Murder" and "Girl's Not Grey." |
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SuperorganismSuperorganism is an indie pop band from England formed in 2017. Their eponymous debut album was released in 2018 and earned nominations at the MTV Europe Music Awards and Sweden GAFFA Awards. Some of their popular singles are "Something For Your M.I.N.D." and "Everybody Wants To Be Famous." |
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ABBA ManiaABBA, a pop group turned veritable musical institution, has fans all over the world. ABBA Mania pays tribute to the legendary group. |
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Omar ApolloOmar Apollo is a Mexican-American singer-songwriter. Apollo sings in English as well as Spanish. Apollo grew up in Hobart, Indiana, with his three elder brothers, born to Mexican parents. |
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Emo Night BrooklynEthan and Alex, two best friends who grew up listening to music, going to gigs, and throwing incredible parties together, launched Emo Night Brooklyn. The inaugural ENB took place in a crowded basement at a Williamsburg tavern. |
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Demetri MartinDemetri Martin is a comedian, musician, actor, director, and cartoonist from New York City. Along with being a contributor on The Daily Show, he has appeared on other late nights shows like that of David Letterman, Jimmy Kimmel, Carson Daly, and Conan O'Brien. |
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Los Ángeles AzulesLos Ángeles Azules is the only Mexican duo who has two videos on YouTube with over a billion views. Being one of the biggest names in the Latin musical genre of cumbia, some of their most popular albums include "De Buenos Aires Para el Mundo" which debuted at #8 on Billboard's Top Regional Mexican Albums. |
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Chris RockBorn in South Carolina, Chris Rock is one of the most popular stand-up comedians and actors. After being a cast member on SNL, he appeared in popular movies like Madagascar and Grown Ups. He also wrote and produced the hit sitcom Everybody Hates Chris. |
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The Doobie BrothersThe Doobie Brothers are an American rock band from San Jose, California, notable for their vocal harmonies and versatility in playing across genres. The group's current composition comprises founding members, Tom Johnston and Patrick Simmons, among other musicians. |
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Jake ScottJake Scott is a singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist based in LA who can play both piano and guitar. In 2018, he started releasing a new song every month and has accumulated about 3 million monthly listeners on Spotify as a result. His most popular singles are "Like No One Does," "Favorite T-Shirt," and "Tuesdays." |
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EarthquakeEarthquake is the stage-name of the American stand-up comedian, voice artist, actor and radio personality Nathaniel Martin Stroman. In 40 years of his career, he has done radio shows like “Laugh Out Loud Network” by Kevin Hart, TV shows like “The Neighborhood” and movies like “The Longshots”. |
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Steve VaiSteve Vai is a guitarist, singer, composer, songwriter and producer from New York. He has won the Grammy Award three times and been nominated for it 15 times. The highly individualistic player was voted the 10th Greatest Guitarist by Guitar World magazine and has sold more than 15 million units. |
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HadestownThe winner of both Grammys and Tony Awards for Best Musical, Hadestown, is hitting the road on tour. Written by one of Time magazine’s most influential people of 2020, Anais Mitchell, the haunting but hopeful musical is about two mythical tales and a hell-raising journey to the underworld. |
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The CoronasThe Coronas is an indie alternative rock band from Ireland formed in 2003. Consisting of three members, it has earned accolades for albums like Tony Was An Ex-Con. Their popular singles include "San Diego Song," "Heroes or Ghosts" and "Give Me a Minute." |
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Shen YunShen Yun Performing Arts is a non-profit performing art and entertainment business established in the United States that produces dance shows and symphonic concerts that travel abroad. The Falun Gong new religious movement is in charge of it. Shen Yun is made up of seven different performing arts organizations. |
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Mother MotherMother Mother is a Canadian indie rock band based in British Columbia. Their most popular singles include “The Stand,” “The Drugs,” and “Get Up,” all of which charted in the Top 3 of Canadian rock music chart called Alternative 30. |
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Mother MotherMother Mother is a Canadian indie rock band based in British Columbia. Their most popular singles include “The Stand,” “The Drugs,” and “Get Up,” all of which charted in the Top 3 of Canadian rock music chart called Alternative 30. |
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W.A.S.P.W.A.S.P. is a heavy metal band from Los Angeles formed in 1982. Consisting of four members, it gained notoriety with its shock rock appearance and lyrics. Their most popular singles include "I Wanna Be Somebody," "Wild Child" and "Sleeping (In The Fire)." |
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Marc MaronMarc Maron is a stand-up comedian, podcaster, writer, actor, and musician from New Jersey. Along with appearing up to forty times on TV shows like Late Show with David Letterman and Late Night with Conan O'Brien, he has hosted radio shows and interviewed Barack Obama. Now he is best known for hosting the bi-weekly podcast, WTF with Marc Maron. |
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CommodoresCommodores is a funk and soul band from Alabama who was at their peak from the late '70s through the mid-'80s. Initially drawing mainstream attention by opening for the Jackson 5 on tour, the band later created their own biggest hit singles like "Easy," "Three Times a Lady," and "Brick House." The Grammy-winning band sold over 70 million albums worldwide and was inducted into both the Alabama Music Hall of Fame and Vocal Group Hall of Fame. |
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EarthquakeEarthquake is the stage-name of the American stand-up comedian, voice artist, actor and radio personality Nathaniel Martin Stroman. In 40 years of his career, he has done radio shows like “Laugh Out Loud Network” by Kevin Hart, TV shows like “The Neighborhood” and movies like “The Longshots”. |
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Girl TalkA DJ from Pennsylvania, Gregg Gillis goes by the name Girl Talk. Being trained as an engineer, he specializes in technical aspects like digital sampling and mashups. His albums like Night Ripper and Feed the Animals received praises from popular names like Rolling Stone and Wired. |
