David Keith Lynch is an American filmmaker, painter, musician, actor, screenwriter, producer, sound designer, and photographer. Lynch is best known for creating Twin Peaks with Mark Frost. Lynch studied at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts and started producing short films while there. Upon graduating, Lynch moved to Los Angeles where he produced his first film Eraserhead. After, he was... read full bio
Darci Lynne Farmer is best known as the talented, sweetheart Ventriloquist from America’s Got Talent. Darci is the youngest contestant to ever win American’s Got Talent; she received the most votes for a final performance in the history of the show, and has garnered over 21 million views on AGT’s YouTube. Darci began competing in talent-based pageants to overcome her... read full bio
Wallows are an American alternative indie-rock band that consists of members Braeden Lemasters, Cole Preston, and also actor Dylan Minnette. Although the group has been together for quite some time, it wasn’t until recently that they started recording music. They started performing together after they were in a program entitled, “Join the Band” as children. They went through several names... read full bio
Koffee is a Jamaican Reggae artist, rapper, DJ, singer, and guitarist from Spanish Town, Jamaica. Growing up, her mother was an occasional actor and a Seventh-day Adventist. Koffee was inspired by her mothers religious background to sing in her church choir and she then taught herself to play the guitar at only 12 years old. Not too long after, Koffee... read full bio
Omar Apollo is an up-and-coming Mexican-American singer from Indiana. He dropped out of college after 2 weeks and began writing and recording music that is heavily influenced by genres such as, jazz, R&B, funk, alternative, soul, and pop. Apollo started playing guitar at only 12 years old but became bored of it after only being able to outlet his talents... read full bio
Lucky Daye is an American R&B and soul singer-songwriter from New Orleans, Louisiana. Daye got his start in his musical career after competing on the television series “American Idol”. He was elimated after reached the top 20 and went on to start working as a songwriter and background vocalist under the alias “D. Brown”. He worked with artists such as... read full bio
Ali Gatie is an Iraqi-Canadian rapper and singer-songwriter who was born in Aden, Yemen, and was raised in Mississauga, Ontario. Gatie began pursuing a musical career when he was 18 years old and decided to drop out of college to chase his musical dreams. Gatie rose to fame after he won an online RhymeStars competition that was hosted by Joe... read full bio
Steffen Linck, better known as his stage name, Monolink, is a German DJ, music producer, and singer-songwriter who specializes in ambient, techno, electronica, and house music. Monolink began his musical career performing in the Berlin electronica scene and quickly created his own style with a combination of instruments and live vocals. Monolink has gone on to release one EP, “Black... read full bio
Beatrice Kristi Laus, better known as her stage name beabadoobee is a Filipino-British indie singer-songwriter who is based out of London, England. Laus was born in Iloilo City, Philippines, and she moved to London when she was only 3 years old. While growing up, she had a passion for pop and rock music and some of her favorite artists included... read full bio
Madison Beer is an American singer who started her career posting covers of her singing songs on YouTube. One of Beer’s covers caught the attention of Justin Bieber, who tweeted a link of her cover to his followers on Twitter. This caused Beer to gain fame overnight and shortly after, she was signed to Island Records and began being managed... read full bio
Stephen Stills is an American singer-songwriter, musician, and political activist who is best known for his work with Buffalo Springfield and Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young. Stills was born in Dallas, Texas, and he found his love for blues, folk, and Latin music at a young age as he often moved all over due to the fact that he was... read full bio
The Driver Era is an American alternative rock musical duo that consists of brothers Rocky and Ross Lynch, the latter of which is a popular actor as well. The duo were previously member of the now defunct band R5, which consisted of their other sibling Riker and Rydel Lynch, and Ellington Ratliff. After R5 disbanded, Ross and Rocky decided to... read full bio
Tate McRae is a Canadian singer-songwriter and dancer who rose to fame competing in the reality television series “So You Think You Can Dance.” McRae was born in Calgary, Alberta, Canada, and when she was only four years old her and her family moved to Oman, where her mother taught dance lessons for three years. By the time she was... read full bio
Pat McAfee is an American sports analyst, journalist, podcaster, professional wrestler, color commentator, and former professional football punter and kickoff specialist. McAfee currently works as a color commentator for the WWE’s Smackdown brand. McAfee was born in Plum, Pennsylvania, and while in high school, he played soccer, volleyball, and football, and went on to play college football at West Virginia.... read full bio
Ashnikko is an American singer-songwriter and rapper who rose to fame with the release of the single “Stupid,” with Yung Baby Tate, which went viral through TikTok and earned certified gold in the United States and Canada. Ashnikko was born in Oak Ridge, North Carolina, and while growing up she would listen to various genres which included country, rock and... read full bio
Adam Amine Daniel, better known as his stage name, Amine, is an American rapper, singer-songwriter and music video director from Woodlawn, Portland, Oregon. Amine rose to fame with the release of his debut single, “Caroline,” which peaked at number 11 on the US Billboard Hot 100 charts. Amine has previously studied marketing at Portland State University but eventually dropped out... read full bio
Gary LeVox is someone with sixteen different number 1 songs on Billboard Hot Country, Country Airplay and Canada Country Charts was lead singer of the band Rascal Flatts. The song “What Hurts the Most” peaked at the number 6 spot on the Billboard Hot 100 and has become something of a classic as well. With over 4 different Grammy Nominations,... read full bio
Catherine Bush, AKA Kate Bush, is one of the most successful singers from the past few decades and she’s seen a recent influx of younger fans when her 1985 song “Running Up That Hill” launched to the top of the Billboard 100 Charts in 2022. This is the third time in its almost 40 year history that it managed such... read full bio
Coco Jones is a young and talented singer. At just nine years old Jones sang the national anthem for 40,000 people and a NFL game. This caught the eye of the Disney Chanel and Jones was a finalist on the network’s show “Next Big Thing”. She went on to star in her own Disney Chanel Original Movie “Let it Shine”,... read full bio
The 35th MerleFest event, which honors what would have been founder Doc Watson's 100th birthday in Wilkesboro, North Carolina, featured BROTHERS OF A FEATHER, the acoustic project starring THE BLACK CROWES' Chris and Rich Robinson. Fans have a rare chance to see Chris and Rich play stripped-down renditions of some of their well-known songs when they perform as BROTHERS OF A FEATHER. The duo's... read full bio
