For a long time, the Charlatans were seen as Madchester's second-best band—the band that failed to grab the culture's zeitgeist like the Stone Roses or Happy Mondays' crazy genre-bending. They were undoubtedly more conventional than any of their colleagues. The Charlatans built on a Stonesy basis by incorporating dance-oriented rhythms and layers of psychedelic organs from the 1960's. The band... read full bio
Hip hop artist Talib Kweli is known for his collaborations with Yasiin Bey - formerly Mos Def, Kanye West, Just Blaze, and Pharrell Williams and for supporting rising artists like J. Cole, Jay Electronica, Kendrick Lamar, and NIKO IS. He has been called one of hip hop’s all time greatest lyricists with the remix of his track “Get By” known... read full bio
The Fab Four is the best and most known tribute band to The Beatles. The group was founded by Ron McNeil who was President of The Fab Four Corp and is a John Lennon impersonator. From there, The Fab Four began performing locally in their home state of California before gaining so much popularity they began performing in countries such... read full bio
TagTchami, a French house music producer from Paris, is known for his future house productions. He gained much popularity after releasing a remix of Go Deep by Janet Jackson, and has since toured with big name DJs such as Skrillex, Diplo, and DJ Snake. The name Tchami was given to him hwile he was in Africa, and is credited to... read full bio
Tye Tribbett is a gospel music singer-songwriter, keyboardist, and preacher. He is also a choir director and founder of the Grammy-nominated and Stellar-Award winning gospel group Tye Tribbett & G.A. (Greater Anointing). Tye has toured with Faith Hill, and collaborated with the likes of Usher, Will Smith, Don Henley, Justin Timberlake, and Sting. He has released six albums to date,... read full bio
The Kickback is an indie rock band from Chicago, made up of lead singer Billy Yost, guitarist Jonny Ifergan, bassist Eamonn Donnelly, and drummer Ryan Farnham. They have released several EPs and recently released their debut studio album Sorry All Over the Place. The album was recorded by Jim Eno (the drummer for Spoon) at his studio Public Hi-Fi. Rolling... read full bio
From their beginnings with Rise Records, to performances at Warped Tour and with the likes of Underoath and Saosin, hardcore band The Devil Wears Prada shows no signs of stopping. They have released six albums, two EPs, a DVD, sixteen singles, and thirteen music videos, showing just how dedicated they are to creating new music for their fans. One of... read full bio
The Franklin Electric group is fueled by passion of the brain, the heart, and the imagination. They launched into fame after winning a Nashville songwriting competition, which led them to open for acts like Ben Howard, Mumford and Sons, Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros, Half Moon Run, and more. Playing over 180 shows across the world, and playing three... read full bio
A rising talent in the hip-hop scene noted for his distinctive style and potent lyricism is Taylor Bennett. His debut album, "Wide Shoulders," released in 2015, created a big impression thanks to its collaborations with well-known musicians including King Louie, Chance the Rapper, and Donnie Trumpet. Bennett became known as an artist to watch in the hip-hop scene because to... read full bio
Too Many Zooz is a jazz band from New York City, comprised of members Leo Pellegrino, Matt Doe, and David Parks. The group uses baritone saxophone, trumpet, and drums to perform their unique jazz music. Pellegrino and Doe began their music careers together at the Manhattan School Of Music. Parks and Pellegrino played in a local busking band, and upon... read full bio
The Courtneys is an indie rock band from Vancouver, Canada, that consists of three talented women Sydney Koke, Courtney Loove, and Jen Twynn Payne. The Courtneys perform a sound reminiscent of the 90s, influenced by artists and bands like Teenage Fanclub, Pavement, and The Clean. With a collaboration of dreamy guitar, driving bass, strong drums, and heartfelt lyrics, the trio... read full bio
Thomasin McKenzie is a young and up-and-coming New Zealand actress best known for her roles as Astrid in “The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies”, Tom in “Leave No Trace”, Lucy Lewis in “Lucy Lewis Can’t Lose”, and as Pixie Hannah in “Shortland Street”. McKenzie has also appeared in “Bright Summer Night”, and “The Cul De Sac”. She hasn’t... read full bio
Thomas McDonell is an actor, musician, artist and model. He is best known for his role as Finn Collins on the CW’s post-apocalyptic series “The 100”. His other television credits include “Law & Order: Criminal Intent”, “Made in Hollywood”, “The Long Road Home”, “LA to Vegas”, “Good Girls”, and “Suburgatory”. McDonell has appeared in several films which include, “The Forbidden... read full bio
The Frights are an American punk band that consists of members Mikey Carnevale, Richard Dotson, Marc Finn, and Jordan Clark. The band has released three studio albums, which include, “The Frights”, “You Are Going To Hate This”, and “Hypochondriac”. They have also released a few EPs and some of their most popular songs include, “Crust Bucket”, “Tungs”, “You Are Going... read full bio
Tammy Blanchard is an American actress who gained attention after playing the teenage Judy Garland in the television film “Life with Judy Garland: Me and My Shadows”, which earned her a Golden Globe Award nomination and a Primetime Emmy Award. She has also had success in theatre and has been nominated for two Tony Awards for her role as Louise... read full bio
Tuppence Middleton is an English actress who is best known for playing Amelia in television series “Dickensian” and Riley in television series “Sense8”. She was born in Bristol, England and was raised in Clevedon, Somerset. Middleton studied at Bristol Grammar School where she became involved in acting in the school’s plays such as ‘Guys and Dolls’. She later studied at... read full bio
Tom Gruber is an American inventor, author, entrepreneur and American computer scientist who is best known for co-founding Siri Inc. Gruber studied both psychology and computer science at Loyola University New Orleans where he earned a double major B.S. and graduated summa cum laude. He later went on to earn his M.S. in computer and information science from the University... read full bio
Tim Bagley is an American actor who is best known for his roles on television series such as Dwight in “Strip Mall”, Harold in “Monk”, Richard in “Web Therapy”, Toby Pearson in “Teachers”, Peter in “Grace and Frankie” and Larry in “Will & Grace”. Bagley was born in Minneapolis, Minnesota and after graduating from high school he moved to Southern... read full bio
The Beths are a New Zealand based indie-pop rock band that consists of members Elizabeth Stokes, Jonathan Pearce, and Benjamin Sinclair. The group is from Auckland, New Zealand and Stokes and Pearce originally met in high school and later met Sinclair and previous member Ivan Luketina-Johnston while studying jazz at the University of Auckland. At the time, the group began... read full bio
Toby Merrill is a lecturer on law and she teaches at Harvard Law School. She rose to fame after using litigation to fight the worst student debt ever seen. Americans currently owe around a combined 1.6 trillion dollars and they usually graduate with worthless degrees. Merrill is the founder and director of Harvard Law School’s Project on Predatory Student Lending... read full bio
