Christiana Figueres is a political figure from Costa Rica where she has serves as executive secretary of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change. She helped lead the movement to the Paris Agreement, which was a huge victory. Figueres father was President of Costa Rica three times while her mother was an Ambassador to Israel. She studied at Swarthmore... read full bio
Cy Wakeman is a New York Times Bestselling Author, drama researcher, and a leadership consultant. She discovered her own career, a drama researcher, when she began research into how often the average employee spends a day gossiping about their work environment. Wakeman believes that through mental process we can eliminate drama in general. She has started reality-based leadership to diffuse... read full bio
Colin O’Brady is an American professional endurance athlete, motivational speaker and adventurer. He has previously represented the United States as a triathlete on the ITU Triathlon World Cup circuit where he raced in 25 countries on six continents. He has set four-time world records including the Explorers Grand Slam (Last Degree) and Seven Summits speed records, Three Poles Challenge, and... read full bio
Chelsea Cutler is a DJ who is best known for her single “Not Ok”. She started her career learned to produce on LogicPro and would mash up covers. One of the first songs she produced that gained recognition was a mash up of Odesza’s song “Say My Name” and Anna of the North’s song “Sway”. Cutler has released an EP,... read full bio
Cory Henry is an American R&B and soul musician, singer-songwriter, musician, pianist, organist, and music producer from Brooklyn, New York. He rose to fame being a member of Snarky Puppy and since then, has left the group to pursue a solo career. Henry had a passion for music since a young age and he learned how to play both the... read full bio
The Loganville, GA native began his career as an aspiring artist before moving to Nashville to concentrate his skills on behind-the-scenes hitmaking. Crowder continues to push boundaries, having achieved early success as a top-charting songwriter with Chris Young's PLATINUM three-week #1 "I'm Comin' Over," PLATINUM #1 "Think of You" (featuring Cassadee Pope), and "Hangin' On." He also scored his first... read full bio
Clinic, one of indie music's most distinctive and enigmatic acts, combines decades' worth of well-known sounds in unexpected ways. It's conceivable to detect traces of the Velvet Underground's chugging cool, the Seeds' churning garage rock, Suicide's cold pulse, Ennio Morricone's spaghetti Western drama or Augustus Pablo's brooding dub in their music at any given time. The Liverpool-based band's distinctive appearance and... read full bio
It is obvious that Southampton's Creeper are operating on a completely different street than the majority of bands, who are content to huddle in the security of the middle of the road. The Southampton Six are once more pushing hard against the limits of the art a "punk" band can be expected to produce with the release of their broad, ambitious and much anticipated... read full bio
A new band will occasionally appear that feels significant, as if they are about to mean something to a large number of people. Crawlers are a band from Liverpool that was founded on an empathetic passion that drives them to stand up, speak out and open their arms to anyone in need of a safe space and community, in addition to their... read full bio
On their debut, No Regerts, Chastity Belt balanced intelligent, edgy music against lyrics that were frequently filled with goofball wit and feminist satire, drawing inspiration from both the politics of the riot grrrl scene and the intricate, moody guitar-based sound of early '90s Pacific Northwestern indie bands like Sleater-Kinney and Autoclave. On their third album, I Used to Spend So... read full bio
The second full-length album by Philadelphia band Caracara, New Preoccupations (As The Gods Descend), is about a relationship with a substance. In specifically, the record is about Will Lindsay, the vocalist and guitarist and his relationship with booze in the face of escalating world hysteria. Moments might be incredibly rich and joyful or dangerous and gloomy. They are merely a component... read full bio
Christopher Dragon, an Australian conductor, is both the Colorado Symphony's Resident Conductor and the Music Director of the Wyoming Symphony Orchestra. He was an Assistant Conductor when he began working with the Colorado Symphony in the season. Dragon had the chance to collaborate closely with Principal Conductor Asher Fisch during his three years as Assistant Conductor with the West Australian... read full bio
The New Orleans Saints' three-time All-Pro defensive end Cameron Jordan is renowned for both his unwavering dedication to the community and his explosiveness and ferocity on the field. Since being chosen by the Saints with the 24th overall choice in the NFL Draft out of the University of California, Jordan has been a pillar on and off the field for the... read full bio
Cliff Kapono holds a PhD in science and works as a journalist, college professor, pure-blood Hawaiian, professional surfer and storyteller. Both surfing and science are equally important components of his life. He is interested about advancing scientific literacy and promoting Hawaiian culture and heritage outside of his competitive surfing career. He has created a number of award-winning documentaries about indigenous activism, ocean... read full bio
When he, David Bowie and John Lennon collaborated on the famous song "Fame" in the middle of the 1970s, the famed Puerto Rican guitarist and Bowie emerged into the rock world. Alomar served as Bowie's music director for over 30 years during which time the singer would record and tour the globe. Because of his proficiency in playing R&B, Philly soul, hard... read full bio
Suriname is where this Dutch football phenomenon truly got his start. As the youngest player ever to play for Ajax Amsterdam, Clarence made his professional football debut as a brilliant right-sided midfielder, setting several records. Clarence rose through the ranks of Ajax's legendary Youth Academy and went on to play a pivotal part in the winning Eredivisie squad. His peers recognized his... read full bio
Actress, composer, violist and violinist Catherine Graindorge resides in Brussels. She has developed her skill over the years by fusing several artistic mediums, writing and performing in theater productions, and writing music for both her own and other people's productions. She collaborated with worldwide artists including Pascal Humbert (16 Horsepower), Debbie Harry (The Jeffrey Lee Pierce Sessions Project), Warren Ellis, Nick Cave,... read full bio
The energetic five-piece band Crystal Lake was founded in Tokyo in 2002. Their unique sound combines a strong hardness with catchy melodies, drawing inspiration from hardcore and metalcore genres. Their outstanding music has achieved global acclaim that transcends national borders. Crystal Lake never lets up with their captivating stage presence, captivating audiences all around the world. With the arrival of John... read full bio
For almost thirty years, Cut Chemist has been performing and recording. Known as a turntablist, he began DJing when he was eleven years old. Cut's father transformed an enclosed sun patio into a modest, improvised recording studio, where he began recording with his pals. Cut was a founding member of the Grammy-winning Latin funk group Ozomatli as well as the... read full bio
Caleb Calloway's music can only be described as varied; it is rooted in the tropical sounds of his native Puerto Rico and the melting pot of sounds he met in Chicago, Texas, and New York. Calloway has been able to provide the audience with exactly what they want through his production and DJ performances, all the while maintaining his deeply... read full bio
