Bangz started rapping at the age of 15, due in part to witnessing his mother struggle as a single parent; using his mother's pain as motivation for his music. He attends Prairie View A&M University and is majoring in mass communications. His first single debuted at number ninety-seven on the U.S. Billboard Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs. It has since peaked at... read full bio
She possesses one of the most memorable, distinctive voices ever heard in popular music. She's an accomplished singer/songwriter who etched herself into music history with her smash hit song, the female anthem, Superwoman. That song made international waves, selling over a million units, being certified Gold and named the Billboard R&B Song of the Year in 1989. She IS a... read full bio
Known professionally as Kenna, he is a philanthropist, musician and technology creationist. His track Say Goodbye To Love" was nominated for Best Urban/Alternative Performance at the 51st annual Grammy Awards. Kenna's second album, entitled Make Sure They See My Face, was released to appease his waiting fans. In Malcolm Gladwell's book Blink, a portion of one chapter focuses on the... read full bio
Kayce Freed Jennings is co-founder and executive vice president of The Documentary Group, an independent production company. Formerly married to the late journalist Peter Jennings, she is also a coeditor of the recently published biography Peter Jennings: A Reporter’s Life. With deep connections to the nonprofit world, Jennings has worked with The Coalition for the Homeless, Teach for America, Jazz... read full bio
Kare Anderson is a former Wall Street Journal and NBC reporter who won an Emmy. She is currently a Forbes columnist, speaker, and book on connected conduct and quotability. With over 2.2 million views, Anderson's TED presentation, The Web of Humanity: Be an Opportunity Maker, has gained significant attention. The Skoll Foundation, Novartis, Salesforce, and other diversified companies are among... read full bio
She actually had music in her blood as the daughter of the late Dave Stewart, co-founder, producer, creative, and Rock and Roll Hall of Fame® inductee of the Eurythmics, who received multiple GRAMMY® Awards. Drawn to creativity and the arts, she struck a bargain with her parents. While waiting, she started posting her own songs on Soundcloud, which attracted the... read full bio
From Hamilton, New Zealand, the roots reggae band Katchafire are known for their catchy and uplifiting sound. The band began as a Bob Marley tribute band, but eventually began writing and performing their own songs. The band released their first album Revival, which features the hit song ""Giddy Up"" and was New Zealand's highest-selling single of that year. The... read full bio
Indie pop-rock band Kitten has carved their path through the music industry with a mention on the Rolling Stone Magazine Best Pop Albums list, and in Nylon, Vice, Interview, Teen Vogue, and Spin. While growing their fan base, they've opened for the likes of Paramore, No Doubt, Electric Six, The Neighborhood, Garbage, Young the Giant, and Charlie XCX and performed... read full bio
Karl Eikenberry is best known as the Lieutenant General who commanded the American-led Coalition forces in Afghanistan from 2005-2007, after which he served as the US Ambassador to Afghanistan. He is currently the William J. Perry Fellow in International Security at the Center for International Security and Cooperation and a faculty member of the Shorestein Asia-Pacific Research Center at Stanford... read full bio
Kyle Dean Massey is an actor, best know for his work on Broadway in Pippin, Next to Normal, Wicked & Xanadu. In addition to his stage work, Kyle Dean has been seen on the screen in Nashville, The Good Wife, Inside Amy Schumer, High Maintenance, Up All Night, Hart of Dixie, Cupid, Sex And the City 2 & Contest. ... read full bio
Texas native Kristen Kelly is a singer-songwriter who has been enthralling audiences for years with her poignant lyrics and strong voice. establishing herself in her native state by going on tour with Big Dave & The Freaks, a classic rock cover band; later, she did tours with Modern Day Drifters as a duo; finally, she went on as Kristen Kelly... read full bio
A self-taught dancer, Kenichi Ebina incorporates visual illusion into his performances, making the impossible seem real. His agile, athletic and razor-sharp moves push the limits of human capability. Ebina is the founder of BiTriP, a hip-hop dance troupe that won the famous Amateur Night at the Apollo; later, as a solo performer, Kenichi again carried off the Apollo crown. He's... read full bio
Kate Baldwin is currently starring in the majorly anticipated Broadway revival of HELLO, DOLLY! alongside Bette Midler. She previously starred as La Mome Pistachio in the Broadway-bound production of Can-Can, and Sandra Bloom in the Broadway musical Big Fish at the Neil Simon Theater. Kate earned accolades and a Drama Desk Award nomination for her work in Giant at The... read full bio
#Storyselling - how to engage in an attention deficit market. The latest research shows that the average attention span of a goldfish is 9 seconds, a human being - 8 seconds. Engaging and building brand loyalty has become an extreme challenge. Drawing on over two decades of breaking sales records in client companies, Kevin highlights the secrets to developing a successful sales campaign. Just how distracted... read full bio
Most people recognize Kay Hanley as the lead singer of the alternative rock band, Letters to Cleo. They most notably recorded the iconic song “Here & Now”, from the Melrose Place soundtrack. Since Letters to Cleo came to an end, Hanley has contributed to the soundtracks for several films, including The Craft, 10 Things I Hate About You, Josie and... read full bio
Kendell Marvel, a well-known composer who has written successes for notable performers including Chris Stapleton, George Strait, Jamey Johnson, and Jake Owen, has now made a name for himself as a solo performer with his debut album, "Lowdown and Lonesome." Marvel's rich roots in rock & roll and down-home country are combined on this concept album, showing his diverse musical... read full bio
Natassia Gail Zolot, better known as Kreayshawn, is a rapper and creative director. Upon releasing a solo track titled, Gucci Gucci, Kreayshawn launched into stardom. She took off her career as a solo artist, moving away from her initial rap group to work with Columbia Records. Kreayshawn was nominated for MTV Video Music Award, Best New Artist and at one... read full bio
Kenny Cetera, brother of Peter Cetera, an original member of the band Chicago, has made a name for himself with new concert series ‘Kenny Cetera’s Chicago Experience’. Drawing on his involvement as a contributor to the album ‘Chicago 17’, Cetera is ready to revive Chicago’s most relevant work. Cetera and his 7-piece horn band present Chicago’s music in this show.... read full bio
Kiiara is a singer and songwriter from Illinois. The artist performs alternative electronic pop, gaining most recognition for her song ‘Gold’. Upon the song’s release, it was chosen for the background music of an Apple Watch commercial. Since, she has been featured on shows like ‘The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon’ and has collaborated with bands like Linkin Park and... read full bio
Kranium is a reggae and dancehall singer from Jamaica. Kranium first started his career as a dancehall singer when his uncle, a star known as Screwdriver, took Kranium under his wing. Pursuing a solo career, Kranium’s song, ‘Nobody Has to Know’, launched him into fame in the United States. The song sold more than 40,000 copies and peaked at number... read full bio
