"Emmy Gay's unique blend of comedy, poetry, spoken word and storytelling is called Fusion Art. In Nappy Hair: A Celebration of Diversity, Emmy uses her real life to help audiences see beyond stereo types.. Through wit, humor and irony Ms. Gay exposes the impact of race and gender while not blaming or accusing. Nappy Hair a celebration of diversity is... read full bio
On December 14th, 1999, EMMY was born in Torrance, which is located in the state of California, United States. The singer and songwriter, now twenty years old, spent her entire childhood in Long Beach, California, where she was raised as an only kid. She claimed that the fact that she did not have any siblings as a child enabled her... read full bio
Emmy Raver-Lampman is an American actress and singer who is best known for playing Allison Hargreeves in the Netflix series “The Umbrella Academy”. Growing up, Emmy studied at Governor’s School for the Arts and then graduated from Marymount Manhattan College with a BA in Theater. Emmy started her career performing in musical theatre and she performed in productions of ‘Children... read full bio
Actress and singer Emmy Rossum joined the Metropolitan Opera Children's Chorus at age 7, made her film debut in the Appalachian music drama Songcatcher at age 14, and scored a Golden Globe nomination for her role as Christine in the movie Phantom of the Opera at just 17. Rossum's film credits include Mystic River, The Day After Tomorrow, and Beautiful... read full bio
Emmy Russell, the granddaughter of country music icon and "Coal Miner's Daughter" songwriter Loretta Lynn, was born to Patsy Lynn and Phillip Russell. During Russell's season 22 American Idol audition, viewers witnessed her impress judges Luke Bryan, Lionel Richie, and Katy Perry with her own song, "Skinny." Although Emmy doesn't sound much like the "Queen of Country," she is a talented... read full bio
Emmylou Harris won her first Grammy for the album Elite Hotel. Her early recordings resulted in the No. 1 hits Sweet Dreams,"" ""Two More Bottles of Wine,"" ""Beneath Still Waters"" and ""Lost His Love (On Our Last Date)."" Emmylou Harris won CMA female vocalist award, partly on the strength of her bluegrass album Roses in the Snow. Harris teamed with... read full bio
Emo Nite was started in Los Angeles by three friends in a small dive bar but since then, it’s turned into a full-blown phenomenon. The trio have brought together artists such as Sonny Moore and From First to Last, The Used, Halsey, Good Charlotte, The All-American Rejects, All Time Low, Young Thug, Anthony Green, and more. Emo Nite turned from... read full bio
There's a brand-new concert for both symphony and emo fans. Emo Orchestra offers you a brand-new, fantastic experience that combines classic emo music from your childhood with a touch of sophisticated adult style. This fall, Emo Orchestra will launch its first tour with special guests Hawthorne Heights and a complete orchestral arrangement. Cincinnati was the first stop on the cross-country tour, with other... read full bio
Since Emo Philips started doing stand-up comedy in Chicago, his unique style and brilliant material have made Emo famous around the world. Emo received his first big break on the Late Show with David Letterman, and has been back on many times since, captivating the audience many times over. He has also been a frequent guest on the Arsenio Hall... read full bio
Whether you are facing a life threatening illness, or you are a healer whose mission is to help those who are ill through the countless challenges that lie ahead, womans speaker Emory Austin has a strong message for you and your organization. The concept that any challenge contains possibilities for growth. As a breast cancer survivor, continuously battling... read full bio
Emory Cohen is an American actor who is best known for his roles in film and television. He has played Leo Houston in series “Smash”, Homer in Netflix series “The OA”, AJ in the film “The Place Beyond the Pines”, Dexter in “The Gambler”, and Tony in “Brooklyn”. Cohen started his career acting in his school productions. From there he... read full bio
Emotional Oranges is an American R&B and pop group from Los Angeles, California, that consists of members “Emo” and “V”. There is a ton of mystery surrounding the duo that is Emotional Oranges, no one knows exactly who they are, but it is said that they consists of Adele’s vocal coach and Drake’s engineer. Their music is a mixture of... read full bio
American noise punk band Empath is from Philadelphia. Garrett Koloski (drums), Jem Shanahan (synthesiser), and Catherine Elicson (guitar/vocals) make up the current lineup (drums). They are now signed to Fat Possum Records and have one album and multiple EPs to their credit. In 2015, while the three were Philadelphia housemates, Catherine Elicson, Jem Shanahan, and Garrett Koloski founded Empath. Elicson... read full bio
The Empire Brass enjoys an international reputation as the finest brass quintet. The Empire Brass is the first brass ensemble to win the prestigious Naumberg Chamber Music Award. The Empire Brass quintet tours regularly in North America, Europe, and Asia. They have been the Faculty Quintet-in-Residence at Boston University for thirteen years. The Empire Brass has appeared on ABC's Good... read full bio
Exotic, gaudy and lavish, Empire Of The Sun brings together two unlikely collaborators from Australian pop. Luke Steele, the enigmatic wunderkind behind The Sleepy Jackson, first met Pnau’s Nick Littlemore via a mundane hook-up instigated by the latter’s record company. Thus began a friendship that Luke describes as “this fireball of electricity”, and which eventually resulted in Walking On A... read full bio
Empire Records is a tribute band to one of the greatest decades in music, the 90’s. During the 1990’s people walked around with ripped jeans, suspenders and flannel shirts. On the radio were bands and artists such as Destiny’s Child, Alice in Chains, Soundgarden, Green Day, Boyz II Men, and more. Empire Records performs some of the greatest hits from... read full bio
Empress Of is the project of singer-songwriter, Lorely Rodriguez. Rodriguez rose to fame after releasing a series of short, one minute long demos inspired by different colors, titled “Colorminutes”. After these releases, Rodriquez went on to record a single and EP. Since, she has performed at SXSW, Pitchfork’s Summer Music Festival, and toured as a supporting act for the likes... read full bio
En Vogue quickly became one of the biggest girl groups with the release of their platinum debut album, “Born to Sing” featuring the smash hit “Hold On.” The group was often compared to The Supremes, but their unwillingness to designate any one member the “star” and their sharing of lead vocals defined them more as a quartet, an outstanding group... read full bio
Ena Mori is a singer-songwriter from Manila who is half Filipino and half Japanese in the pop genre. Ena Mori creates her own sophisticated pop style by fusing her musicality, personal experiences, and views, pushing the dynamic aspect of pop music. Ena Mori signed with Offshore Music and dropped her hit pop EP "ena mori," which is also her debut... read full bio
Enamour is one of the hottest names in progressive house and tech house out there, a real artist on the rise. As a DJ, he’s produced many amazing hits and played many different venues. He’s a Washing D.C. native who might be the biggest electronic musician from his hometown. He quickly gained attention in D.C. with his open format DJ-ing.... read full bio
