Kerwin Frost is an entertainer, DJ, talk show host and comedian from Harlem, New York. Frost first rose to fame working in the New York City Soho Youth streetwear scene and also was the founder of Spaghetti Boys, which is a creative collective that is known for their viral YouTube videos and streetwear collaborations. Frost was raised in public housing... read full bio
Jessica Lahey is a best-selling author, educator, and columnist, who is best known for her books “The Gift of Failure: How the Best Parents Learn to Let Go So Their Children Can Succeed” and “The Addiction Inoculation.” Lahey was born into a family with a history of alcoholism and drug abuse. Lahey later found herself an alcoholic and didn’t find... read full bio
Deena Lynch, better known as her stage name, Jaguar Jonze, and previously known as Deena, is a Taiwanese-Australian singer-songwriter, photographer, and visual artist from Yokohama, Japan. Lynch has worked as a visual artist under the name Spectator Jonze and worked under the name Dusky Jonze as a photographer. Lynch moved to Australia when she was seven years old and grew... read full bio
Blossoms are an English indie pop rock band from Stockport, Greater Manchester, England, that consists of members Tom Ogden, Charlie Salt, Josh Dewhurst, Joe Donovan, and Myles Kellock. All the members of Blossoms were born in Stepping Hill Hospital in Stockport and lived within a few miles of each other while growing up. Donovan and Ogden were the first two... read full bio
The Blinders are an English alternative rock band from Doncaster, England, who are based out of Manchester, England. The band consists of the duo Thomas Haywood and Charlie McGough and they duo formed while studying at Manchester University. They then went on to begin touring locally before recording and releasing their debut EP, “Hidden Horror Dance.” Their debut EP featured... read full bio
Adekunle Gold is a Nigerian highlife singer-songwriter and graphic designer who rose to fame after the release of his single “Sade,” which is a highlife cover of One Direction’s hit single “Story of My Life.” Highlife is a form of music from Ghana that takes structures of Akan music but played with Western instruments. Highlife music usually uses guitars and... read full bio
Sir Chloe is an American indie-rock band from Bennington, Vermont, that is now based out of Brooklyn, New York. Sir Chloe consists of members Dana Foote on guitar and vocals, Teddy O’mara on guitar, Palmer Foote on drums and Austin Holmes on bass. Sir Chloe was started by Dana Foote who began the project as a solo act. The band... read full bio
Simple Creatures are an American pop rock duo from Los Angeles, California, that consists of the duo Mark Hoppus who is best known for being a member of Blink-182, and Alex Gaskarth, who is best known for his time performing in All Time Low. Simple Creatures started to bud after Gaskarth had the opportunity to tour with Blink-182 with All... read full bio
Sara Beth Tomberlin, better known as her stage name, Tomberlin, is an American folk artist from Louisville, Kentucky. She has recently released her debut studio album entitled, “At Weddings”. Her most popular songs include, “Seventeen”, “Any Other Way”, “Self-Help”, “Tornado”, and many more. Tomberlin has performed on Jimmy Kimmel Live! and has toured with artists such as, Valley Maker, Sandy... read full bio
Set It Off is an American rock band from Tampa, Florida, that currently consists of members Cody Carson, Maxx Danziger and Zach DeWall. Carson and former member Dan Clermont met in high school and began playing in band together and eventually met DeWall and former members Austin M. Kerr. After a while, Carson started up Set It Off and Kerr... read full bio
Scott Hoying is an American singer-songwriter, arranger, pianist, producer, and musician, from Arlington, Texas, who rose to fame as the baritone of the a capella group, Pentatonix. Apart from his work with Pentatonix, Hoying has also been one-half of the duo Superfruit. Hoying met his musical partner in Pentatonix as well as Superfruit, Mitch Grassi, at a young age. The... read full bio
Grace Sewell, better known as her stage name SayGrace, is an Australian singer-songwriter from Brisbane, Queensland. SayGrace grew up with a love for music and found influence in artists such as Amy Winehouse, Smokey Robinson, Janis Joplin, and Shirley Bassey. She also found influence in her grandparents whom had toured with the Bee Gees. SayGrace isn’t the only talent in... read full bio
Samm Henshaw is an English singer-songwriter and record producer from London, England. Henshaw found his love for music and began to learn how to play various instruments while going to his church. He then later studied popular music performance at Southampton Solent. After he decided to pursue a musical career, Henshaw released his debut EP, “The Sound Experiment,” which featured... read full bio
Roy Purdy is an American rapper, dancer, YouTuber, and skateboarder who has become an internet sensation. He rose to fame after his Running Man Challenge video went viral at his high school. Purdy's unique style, which includes wearing pink and green sunglasses and 80's-style clothes, has made him a recognizable figure in the online community. He has over 3.15 million... read full bio
Rony Seikaly is a Lebanese-American former NBA basketball player and current DJ and producer. Seikaly was born in Beirut, Lebanon, and began playing basketball during his youth and began DJing at only 14 years old. When he was 16, Seikaly began training in basketball with Panathinaikos and later moved from Greece to the United States where he played college basketball... read full bio
Rainbow Kitten Surprise, or RKS, is an alternative rock indie band from Boone, North Carolina, that consists of members Sam Melo, Darrick “Boozy” Keller, Ethan Goodpaster, Jess Haney, and Charlie Holt. The band was formed by Melo and Keller, whom were writing and composing music together while studying at Appalachian State University. After they began working together, the duo released... read full bio
Jacob Allen, better known as his stage name, Puma Blue, is an alternative singer-songwriter, producer and multi-instrumentalist who is based out of London and Atlanta. Puma Blue produces his own music at home, and mixes in his falsetto voice with soft lo-fi textures and drums. Puma Blue grew up in London and over the years, he has collaborated with several... read full bio
Patrick Stump is an American musician, singer-songwriter, record producer, actor, and film composer, who is best known for being the lead singer and rhythm guitarist for the pop-rock band Fall Out Boy. Stump was born in Evanston, Illinois, and he grew up with a passion for music, first playing the drums in various local Chicago bands before moving towards lead... read full bio
Nadine Coyle is an Irish singer, actress and model who rose to fame as a member of the girl group Girls Aloud. Coyle was born in Derry, Northern Ireland, and she began singing at the age of two. At a young age, Coyle recorded her own demo album which included various covers of songs which included “Somewhere Over the Rainbow,”... read full bio
Melanie De Biasio is a Belgian jazz singer, composer and flutist from Charleroi, Belgium. De Biasio began taking ballet lessons when she was only three years old and by the time she was eight, she began taking up the Western concert flute. As a teenager, she found influence in various rock bands such as Nirvana, Pink Floyd, and Jethro Tull,... read full bio
