Former NBA player Tony Bennett is presently the men's basketball coach at the University of Virginia, where he helped the team win the NCAA title. Bennett has won the Henry Iba Award three times, the Naismith College Coach of the Year twice and the AP Coach of the Year twice. Bennett is the Virginia team's all-time leader in victories. He also... read full bio
After 22 seasons as an assistant coach at Gonzaga, Tommy Lloyd was named head coach at the University of Arizona. During that time, he helped develop 19 All-Americans, 15 conference players of the year and helped Gonzaga to five consecutive 30-win seasons and two appearances in the national championship game. He set a new NCAA record for the most victories by a... read full bio
When the Bluetones' debut album, "Are You Blue Or Are You Blind," entered the Top 40 in 1995, they initially gained notoriety. The song served as the catalyst for a run that produced 14 successful singles and 6 albums after it. The band, which included the Morriss brothers, Adam Devlin and Eds Chesters, went on to have significant success in the UK... read full bio
Tim Burgess, the Charlatans' lead vocalist, was instrumental in building a link between the brightly nostalgic feelings of Brit-pop and the baggy sound of Madchester. One of the few bands to make their debut at the start of the 90's, The Charlatans went on to dominate the U.K. charts for the entirety of the decade and maintain an even longer... read full bio
The Native, an independent band from Plymouth, has received favorable radio coverage in the UK, has played some of the country's major festivals and has supported well-known artists. They made the decision to push the band as far as they could at that point. In the meanwhile, their live performances' ferocious live energy began to give their music fresh excitement and thrust.... read full bio
Thomas Newson is one of the producers that has had the most impact on contemporary dance music. Thomas Newson demonstrated to both friends and critics his vision for Tech-House & House with releases like "The Worker" and "In the Club," paving the early path for the rise of tech house music, after an unstoppable run of impressive releases, amazing live... read full bio
Tyler is a New York City-based actor, stand-up comedian and developer of viral material. His stand-up routines have been on America's Got Talent, Chicago Med on NBC, YOUNGER on TV Land and STARTUP on Netflix. With more than 200 million views on his web videos, Tyler is renowned for his infectious content. He was recognized as "NY's Funniest Comedian" at the NY... read full bio
Born in the thriving Tokyo club and street scene in the late 1980s, Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra set out on a musical adventure that would revolutionize the ska subgenre. The legendary "TOKYO SKA PARADISE ORCHESTRA" with its now fabled yellow jacket, their very first independent album, was issued in 1989. They made their huge breakthrough with their song "Monster Rock"... read full bio
The Band Steele is a country band made up of the duo Bo Steele and Ben Rubino who have been friends since high school. They have been playing together since they were 14 but they gained overnight popularity when a video of Bo singing in a hospital room went viral. The video to this day has millions of views and... read full bio
Tim Washer worked at IBM, Cisco and Accenture for 20 years, largely pretending to be interested on conference calls. He established himself as a Subject Matter Expert in nonsense while moonlighting as a comedy writer/actor on SNL, Conan and The Late Show, and he used humor to humanize some of the world's most boring corporations. He utilizes comedy to help organizations catch... read full bio
Timothy Vine is an English writer, comedian, actor and television host. His stand-up routine is mostly made up of rapid-fire jokes and one-liners. In his show, he plays drums, guitar and piano in addition to comedic tunes. Alongside his brother Jeremy, he has played in a number of bands, including The Flared Generation, which Smash Hits magazine dubbed “the most unfashionable punk band in... read full bio
He has been performing both domestically and abroad as a professional comedian for more than ten years. Tony has gained prominence as a well-known comedian and comedy compere. He was a finalist in the Funny Bones competition. He is the originator of The Clean (As Possible) Comedy Show and a frequent traveler on Carnival cruise lines. He brings the show... read full bio
Texas carved out a distinct niche for themselves by fusing a profound appreciation of American R&B with Scottish popcraft and rock strength. Texas initially functioned on a large scale akin to other 1980s rock bands like U2, but their album White on Blonde highlighted their strengths by highlighting lead singer Sharleen Spiteri's fervor and silky soul rhythms. From then on,... read full bio
From the first season of the show, lead vocalist Tom Sandoval has been a mainstay on the Vanderpump Rules group. Since then, he has advanced from working as a bartender at SUR to co-owning and operating TomTom alongside Ken Todd, Lisa Vanderpump and Tom Schwartz. In addition to performing, Sandoval has dabbled in the beauty business with the men's cosmetics... read full bio
The two illustrious Rascals founders are back together. Felix Cavaliere and Gene Cornish credit their partnership to their listeners' enduring affection of their tunes. The Rascals are regarded as the greatest "blue-eyed soul" group to emerge from the 1960s, and their music serves as the soundtrack for a generation. They are members of the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame,... read full bio
Since the first Dictators album was released in 1975, these tenacious pre-punk New Yorkers deserve a great deal of credit for blazing a trail, combining the best elements of loud, hard, fast rock 'n' roll with junk culture and creating an iconic sound that has been imitated by innumerable other bands. Though stylistically and consistently from track to track, the band's... read full bio
Richie Castellano is an independent producer and songwriter in addition to being the host of BAND GEEK on YouTube. He tours with the classic rock group Blue ÖYSTER CULT when he's not in the studio. The Band Geeks and Jon Anderson will shortly be embarking on a tour. BAND GEEK has evolved from a performance to a way of thinking... read full bio
The Gazette is a visual kei band that plays mostly alternative metal with a hint of cinematic influence and a penchant for light-hearted artistic experimentation like jazz-rock splattering. With the release of their most recent album, "NINTH," in 14 different global locations, The Gazette topped iTunes charts and made it into the top 10 in 27 other nations, including Japan. The Gazette is... read full bio
Taylor's remarkable debut album, Black Powder Soul, opens with the voice of his grandfather, fittingly enough. Singing an ancient slave gospel, it's a premonition of things to come as well as a tribute to his late ancestor. The result of Taylor's meandering musical path, Black Powder Soul started at the age of seven when his parents gave him his first... read full bio
Sisters Karen, Lorna, and Joleen McLaughlin, who hail from the northernmost region of County Donegal, are known as the Henry Girls. After returning from their time spent living in Australia, Lorna, Karen, and the other two members of the trio began writing and performing professionally. It was only logical for the three of them to come together as Joleen, the... read full bio
