"Paul Brandt is the most awarded Male Country artist in Canadian history. Not only has his songwriting taken him to the top of the American and Canadian charts, his music has caught the ear of some of the biggest names in the business. In 2003, Paul's first outside cut was a song called 'For You' which was written for the... read full bio
Paul Brady, singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist is one of Ireland's most highly-regarded and successful artists, and the pre-eminent Irish singer-songwriter of his generation. His versions of great ballads like Arthur McBride and The Lakes Of Pontchartrain were definitive and are still being asked for by audiences today. Brady has spent his career crossing borders of style while holding fast to... read full bio
Paul, a musical aristocrat from Haiti, has lived his entire life to the rhythm. His earliest recollections involve rhythm and sound because his father is in the Grammy-nominated band Boukman Eksperyans. He was motivated by his ancestry when he moved to New York as a young person to start creating his own sound. Paul started to forge a route where... read full bio
Paul Anka was unique among late-'50s teen idols in that he was also a successful songwriter. After his string of early hits Paul Anka concentrated on composing film scores and writing and performing more adult-oriented works. His first success “Diana” was a #1 hit. Throughout his career, Paul Anka composed many of his hits, including “You Are My Destiny”, “Crazy... read full bio
Patty Smyth and Scandal are a pop-rock band that are best known for their songs “Goodbye to You” and “The Warrior”. The Warrior peaked at number 7 and Goodbye to You peaked at number 65. Other popular songs of theirs include, “Love’s Got a Line on You” which peaked at number 59 on US Hot 100, “Hands Tied” which peaked... read full bio
Patty Lund is a dueling piano player based out of San Diego, California. Lund started playing classical piano when she was only 5 years old. After a while, Lund moved out of classical music and moved to Los Angeles for a few years before joining Tokyo Disneyland as a ragtime piano player. After leaving Tokyo Disneyland, Lund decided to take... read full bio
Patty Loveless has made us smile and chuckle with such feisty country rockers as ""Blame It On Your Heart,"" ""You Can Feel Bad"" and ""I Try to Think About Elvis."" Loveless has touched our hearts and brought tears to our eyes with such memorable performances as ""You Don't Seem to Miss Me,"" ""Nothin' But the Wheel"" and ""How Can I... read full bio
Patty explores the intersections of poetry and song with her inventive 14th release, Bird in a Cage, released on her own Road Narrows Records. She has eleven studio albums and two live recordings under her belt. Ten renowned poets, including US Poet Laureates William Carlos Williams, Stanley Kunitz, Kay Ryan, Robert Pinsky, and Billy Collins, have their poems set to... read full bio
Patty Griffin is an American singer-songwriter and musician from Old Town, Maine. She is known for performing folk style of music and her songs have been covered by popular musicians such as Kelly Clarkson, Rory Block, Sugarland, Dixie Chicks, Emmylou Harris, and more. Griffin grew a passion for performing after buying her first guitar when she was 16. She didn’t... read full bio
Patton Oswalt is an accomplished American stand-up comic, writer and actor. He was immortalized when he voiced Remy in Pixar’s Academy Award winning computer-animated movie, Ratatouille. Patton was also known for his prominent role in the Primetime Emmy nominated show, King of Queens. Patton has headlined comedy clubs all over the United States and has had his own stand-up specials... read full bio
"Patti Smith became, singer, songwriter, visual artist, and poet, became a highly influential component of the New York City punk rock movement with her debut album Horses. Called the ""Godmother of Punk,” she integrated the beat poetry performance style with three-chord rock. Smith's most widely known song is ""Because the Night"", which was co-written with Bruce Springsteen and reached number... read full bio
Tony Award winner Patti LuPone had a critically acclaim run in John Doyle's smash hit Broadway production of Sweeney Todd as the pie-maker Mrs. Lovett. Patti LuPone made her debut with the New York Philharmonic in that same role in a concert version of the Stephen Sondheim musical, before reprising her performance with the San Francisco Symphony, at the... read full bio
Beautiful simply does not describe the incomparable force known to the world as Patti LaBelle. As time continues to evolve, the soulful songbirds name has become synonymous with grace, style, elegance and class. Belting out classic rhythm and blues renditions, pop standards and spiritual sonnets have created the unique platform of versatility that Ms. Patti is known and revered for.... read full bio
Surrounded by show biz vets from such an early age, it was inevitable that Patti Austin would find herself on stage with the likes of Sammy Davis Jr. and Ray Bolger and, after high school, touring with the great Harry Belafonte. This led to numerous television appearances, more solo recordings and an international tour as a headlining club singer. She... read full bio
Patterson Lundquist is known for being the best Elvira Look-alike. Apart from performing and acting as Elvira, Lundquist is also known for being a co-star, judge, and make-up artist for the reality series, The Search for the Next Elvira. Lundquist has also worked alongside the Elvira herself, appearing at the Elviras Nightmare Haunted House and appearing alongside her in television... read full bio
Patterson Hood is a singer and songwriter known as a founding member of the group Drive-By Truckers. Born in Muscle Shoals, Alabama, Patterson started writing songs at the young age of 8, and he began performing and playing guitar in a band at the age of 14. He was part of a band in college called Adams House Cat, and... read full bio
"Patsy Gallant was born in New Brunswick, Canada, and first performed with her sisters at local fairs. The Gallant Sisters also appeared on radio and TV, but Patsy left for a solo career. She sang in English and French, releasing singles throughout the late '60s and '70s, but focused on commercial jingles. 1972's ‘Upon My Own,’ was her debut album.... read full bio
Style, sophistication, elegance_where can we find that old-school cool in our consumer culture of instantly disposable celebrity Time to meet Patrizio Buanne. Tall, dark and handsome, perfectly groomed and impeccably dressed, the clean cut Italian with the rich baritone voice is an enigma. Inspired by the singers of yesteryear, Patrizio harks back to a time when a man would not... read full bio
Patrick Wolf is still young and hes been refining his talents for more than half a lifetime. It all started 12 years ago when Wolf first experimented with car boot sale keyboards and tape recorders and has resulted in one of the most startlingly original and innovative voices now emerging in English pop music.... read full bio
Canadian singer and composer Patrick Watson hails from the province of Quebec. In their own unique style of indie rock, Patrick Watson and his band play a variety of music that draws from a wide range of genres and influences, including rock, pop, and classical. The sound of their band has been compared to that of Pink Floyd, Rufus Rainwright,... read full bio
