Chicagos Entertainer, Ron Hawking, knows how to deliver a performance that truly comes from his heart. And, its that special quality of performance that allows him to touch the heart of his audience every time he walks onto the stage. Then, at any moment, he can seamlessly step in and out of any personality he chooses to portrays. ... read full bio
Football player and current head coach of the Carolina Panthers Ron Rivera has had a spectacular career. During his time at UC Berkeley, when he displayed his abilities on the field, Rivera developed a liking for the game. When the Chicago Bears selected him in the 1984 NFL Draft, his abilities were noted. Rivera had a fruitful nine-year playing career with... read full bio
Ron Sexsmith is a Canadian singer-songwriter, musician, and author, who performs a mixture of music that combines alternative, folk, and pop. Sexsmith was born in St. Catharines, Ontario, and began performing in bands at only 14 years old. By the time he was 17, he began known locally for performing songs at bars by requests. Over the years he went... read full bio
Roni Size is an English DJ and record producer who rose to fame as the founder and frontman of the collective, Roni Size and Reprazent. Size was born in Bristol, England, and he found his love for music growing up listening to reggae. After being expelled from school at 16 years old, he began attending parties led by The Wild... read full bio
Ronnie Dean’s new album fulfills his musical destiny. Ronnie sings, writes, and records the full span of his musical talents, showing his love for many genres of music. Ronnie’s strong Christian faith plays a huge role in his life and music. In ‘89 he moved to Nashville to pursue Contemporary Christian Music. He recorded 2 powerhouse Christian albums, So Many... read full bio
Ronnie Loko, a DJ and music producer from London, is revolutionizing the music industry with his explosive TrapHouse sound and electrifying live performances. Ronnie Loko has gained recognition in the music business for his distinctive combination of dance sounds that are influenced by his American trap inspirations, London background and Ghanaian origin. Ronnie Loko has captivated audiences across the world with his... read full bio
Country Music Hall of Famer Ronnie Milsap ranks as the pre-eminent country soul singer of his generation. He also represents much more than any two-word definition can convey: a humble, overtly friendly fellow with a talent as vast and multi-dimensional as the American South. As a famous Baptist musician, Milsap provided country music with one of its most important voices... read full bio
Since its founding in 2016, Los Angeles' four-piece band Rooftime has been reshaping the indie music scene. The members of the group are drummer Tyler Hernandez, bassist Sarah Lee, keyboardist Ben Edwards, and lead singer and guitarist Jack Grayson. Grayson's passionate vocals, melodic guitar riffs, and pounding rhythms define the band's sound. Their music is influenced by a wide range of... read full bio
Roots of Creation, a reggae-rock hit that has topped radio and Billboard charts, is a traveling force. Whether on the festival circuit, performing at jam and reggae-rock favorites like Camp Bisco, Gathering of The Vibes, California Roots, Jungle Jam and Closer to the Sun, or sharing the stage at sold out shows with some of their diverse influences including Slightly Stoopid,... read full bio
Rooty is an Irish singer-songwriter, who helped pen pop icon Jojo’s hit song “Too Little Too Late” at the young age of 17. The song rose from No. 66 to No. 3 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart in just a week, propelling Jojo to worldwide stardom. Rooty was honored with the coveted ASCAP Songwriters Best Pop Award at the... read full bio
Roza Kostandyan, better known as Rosa Linn, is an Armenian singer-songwriter born on May 20, 2000 in Vanadzor, Northern Armenia. Her love for music started at a young age, as she began playing the piano at six years old and started songwriting at ages 11 to 12. Kostandyan is also highly involved in writing and producing her own music. In... read full bio
Rosamund Pike is an English actress who is best known for her roles in theatre and in films. Some of her best known roles in films include, Andromeda in “Wrath of the Titans”, Helen in “Jack Reacher”, and Amy Dunne in “Gone Girl”. Growing up Pike always wanted a career in acting and won a scholarship to Badminton School where... read full bio
When Roscoe Orman joined the cast of Sesame Street as Gordon in 1974, he became part of one of the first African American families on television. Over three decades later, as a beloved actor, he remains an enduring inspiration to generations of children and adults of all races, ages, and social classes. Ormans real life isnt all that different from... read full bio
A brand-new five-piece psychedelic pop-rock band from East London, Roscoe Roscoe studied music performance and technology, the band's members—frontman Charlie Read Clarke, guitarist Jacob Muna, synthesizer Milanka Caballero, bassist Charlie Brown and drummer Ben Limmer—met and became friends. Roscoe Roscoe's wide yet distinctive sound was inspired by the band's ever-expanding mutual admiration of avant-pop acts like Stereolab and Broadcast as well as contemporary,... read full bio
Rose McIver is an actress from New Zealand best known for her role as Olivia “Liv” Moore on the television series, “iZombie”. Prior to acting, McIver studied ballet and jazz dance for several years and went on to study at the University of Auckland. She started her career in television on the series, “Shortland Street”, and from there has been... read full bio
Rose Royce is an iconic funk band from Los Angeles, most popular for their ‘70s hits “Car Wash”, “I Wanna Get Next to You”, “I’m Going Down”, “Wishing on a Star”, and “Love Don’t Live Here Anymore”. Along with songwriter/producer Norman Whitfield, Rose Royce recorded the soundtrack for Michael Schultz’ film Car Wash. In a rare Hollywood move, the music... read full bio
A best-selling author, motivational speaker, singer, songwriter, publisher, poet, actress, radio host, president of Rosetta Creations, Ltd., and the founder of Rosetta Walker Ministries, Rosetta Walker is also an accomplished poet. Rosetta Walker was born in Virginia's Newport News. Later on, she rose to become the President and CEO of Rosetta Creations, Ltd., a multimedia corporation in New York, as well... read full bio
Rosie Darling is a rising star in the indie-pop genre, known for her introspective and emotional songwriting. With her debut EP "Coping" on Nettwerk Records, Rosie has proven that she is a true force in the music world. Her music is a reflection of her own growth and experiences, and she invites her listeners to connect with her on a... read full bio
The most well-known roles for Rosie Alice Huntington-Whiteley have been in films and as a lingerie model for Victoria's Secret. She became a Victoria's Secret Angel and participated in five Victoria's Secret Fashion presentations. Among other worldwide fashion magazines, she has graced the covers of Vogue, GQ, Elle, and Harper's Bazaar. Among the many clothing brands that Huntington-Whiteley has modeled for include... read full bio
Ross Fleming Butler is an American actor. Butler was born in Queenstown, Singapore, and raised in Fairfax, Virginia. Butler is best known for his role as Zach Dempsey in 13 Reasons Why and Reggie Mantle in Riverdale. He is also seen in K.C. Undercover, Teen Beach 2, Perfect High, Chasing Life, Teen Wolf, and a few films including Work It... read full bio
Ross Cooper is a Texas-born singer-songwriter whose music captures the essence of the Lone Star State. Cooper was inspired by the melancholy and stillness of Lubbock's streets at night because he grew up in a place where Buddy Holly's spirit is said to still linger. Two interests that dominated his boyhood were horses and music. Cooper's passion for both would... read full bio
Ross From Friends is a British electronic DJ and producer. He has released an EP entitled “Aphelion EP” and released his debut album, “Family Portrait”. Ross From Friends found a love of music through his dad who would tour through his van around Europe. Ross From Friends started creating his own music when he got older and worked in bands... read full bio
The very best of British culture is represented by Route 94, whose true name is Rowan Jones. The rhythm of London permeates his body. His whole body of work is influenced by the city's rich musical tradition, which gives him his own style. Rowan spent years honing his sound before learning how to produce music when he was 13 years... read full bio
Rowdy Johnson is an American outlaw country music singer-songwriter and entertainer who is known for his traditional music and authenticity. Johnson was born and raised in Apopka, Florida, and while growing up, found his love for writing and performing music. Johnson found inspiration through musical artists such as Hank Williams Jr., Merle Haggard, Johnny Cash, the Marshall Tucker Band, and... read full bio
Roy Blair is an artist from Pasadena, California. He started his career as a BROCKHAMPTON affiliate and contributor on Kevin Abstract’s American Boyfriend: A Suburban Love Story. Blair went on to spend a year on the road touring with Kevin Abstract and BROCKHAMPTON which which featured on HBO’s VICELAND show “American Boyband”. From there, Blair went on to start his... read full bio
Roy Juarez Jr. dreamed of using his difficult yet inspirational life experience to inspire young people and bring families back together. To that end, he formed the human development organization IMPACTtruth, Inc. Juarez has inspired thousands of people both domestically and internationally by collaborating with national organizations including the United States Hispanic Leadership Institute, Ford Motor Company Fund, and U.S.... 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
Denzel Spencer, better known as his stage name Roy Woods, or Roy Wood$, is a Canadian singer, rapper, and songwriter from Brampton, Ontario, who is best known for his hit single, “Jealousy.” Woods was founded by Canadian rapper and singer Drake who signed him to OVO Sound. Woods is also founder of his own musical collective, Unlock The Underground. While... read full bio
The Royal Machines are an American cover band consisting of well-established rock musicians. The band consists of vocalists Donovan Leitch and Mark McGrath, guitarists Billy Morrison and Dave Navarro, bassist Chris Chaney and drummer Josh Freese. The majority of the members are long time friends and performed together under the group Camp Freddy, which played various shows around America for... read full bio
Royal Tusk is a Canadian hard rock and heavy metal band from Edmonton, Alberta, which consists of members Daniel Carriere, Sandy MacKinnon, Quinn Cyrankiewicz, and Calen Stuckel. The group was formed by Carriere and MacKinnon after they previously performed in the band Ten Second Epic and were looking to form a new band. From there, Royal Tusk began and they... read full bio
Ruben Gonzalez is a wonderful person who has excelled in his fields of athletics, business writing, and leadership. He is well recognized for becoming the only Winter Olympian to compete over four decades, which speaks to his unwavering willpower and love of sports. Gonzalez decided to follow his dream of competing in the Winter Olympics at the age of 21, which... read full bio
Former American Idol winner Ruben Studdard, who earned the title in Season 2 of the Fox TV reality series, has released a Platinum-selling album, titled Soulful, and a Gold album, titled I Need an Angel. Letters from Birmingham, Ruben's fifth release, is a concept album that chronicles a relationship though a series of romantic letters. The album was well received,... read full bio
Elliott Yamin introduced himself as a performer on American Idol season five, becoming one of the best-loved contestants in the show's highest-rated season. The following year, he proved his merit as a recording artist: his self-titled debut entered as the highest independent debut by a new artist in Billboard chart history - at #3 on the Top 200; his single,... read full bio
Ruby Amanfu is a Ghanaian recording artist, producer, and composer who is nominated for a Grammy, Soul Train, and BET Award and currently resides in Nashville. Alicia Keys and Brandi Carlile's song "A Beautiful Noise" and H.E.R.'s "Hard Place" are two of her accomplishments; both songs were nominated for Song of the Year Grammys. Amanfu has composed and produced music since... read full bio
Ruby Empress is an alternative indie band from Sweden. The band consists of four talented individuals, Tom Serner, Axel Agervi, Melker Petterson, and Gustav Hyllstam. Their sounds are reminiscent of the greats like Earth, Wind & Fire and Electric Light Orchestra. Ruby Empress’ sound can be described as psychedelic disco, with roots tying to indie and electronic. Some of their... read full bio
Ruby Francis is an up-and-coming RnB singer-songwriter who grew up in a musically inclined family. Francis’ father played bass and her mother had her listening to music from artists such as Stevie Wonder, Chaka Khan, Erykah Badu, Pharrell and Bjork from as long as she can remember. Francis began playing the piano at only 10 years old and went on... read full bio
English European band, Rudimental, seem to have burst out of London’s underground music scene in full throttle. The group straddles the lines of electronica, infusing soul with drum and bass to deliver an energetic uplifting sound. The quartet consists of Piers Agget, Amir Amor, Kesi Dryden and Leon Rolle (DJ Locksmith). Their debut album, Home, includes U.K. hit singles like... read full bio
Ruff Endz is an American R&B duo that consists of members Dante “Chi” Jordan and David “Davinch” Chance. The duo was formed in Baltimore, Maryland, and gained fame in the late 90’s. Ruff Endz first signed with Epic Records and went on to release their debut studio album, “Love Crimes,” which peaked at number 52 on the Billboard 200 and... read full bio
British singer-songwriter Rumer has had an incredible career since her debut album Seasons of My Soul debuted in the Top 3 of the UK Albums Charts, went platinum in sales, and earned her a MOJO Award for Best Breakthrough Act in addition to two BRIT Award nominations. She is also a highly regarded songwriter, having written global hits like "Slow"... read full bio
Runaway June is a rising country music trio made up of three talented musicians, Hannah Mulholland, Naomi Cooke, and Jennifer Wayne. Jennifer brings a wealth of experience to the group, having previously been a part of the band Stealing Angels. She has also made a name for herself as a songwriter, co-writing Eric Paslay’s popular hit "She Don't Love You."... read full bio
The indie folk-rock musician Runo Plum was raised in a rural Minnesotan environment. Tucked away in the peaceful forest, Runo draws inspiration from everything, including profound historical insights, love, health, relationships, art, and even the ordinary things in life. Runo writes most of his songs at home in Minnesota, and he records them at the home studio of fellow musician Philip... read full bio
Rupi Kaur, a self-published author and literary sensation, wrote, illustrated and released her debut poetry collection, milk and honey, on her own. It is currently the #1 New York Times bestselling book. Then came its creative siblings, the sun and her flowers and home body, which also made their global bestseller list debuts at number one. With over 11 million copies... read full bio
Russ Taff is an American gospel singer-songwriter and speaker. He has released twelve solo albums and has recorded with bands such as The Imperials, The Sounds of Joy, and Gaither Vocal Band. He has also appeared on albums for artists such as Steve Camp, Sandi Patty, Leslie Phillips, John Hiatt, Ashley Cleveland, Edwin McCain Band, The Raphaels, and many more.... read full bio
Filmmaker Russell Brown hails from Los Angeles, California. Loren and Rose (2021), The 44 Scarves of Liza Minnelli (2019), Search Engines (2016), Annie and the Gypsy (2012), The Blue Tooth Virgin (2008), and Race You to the Bottom are among the movies he has written and directed (2005). A variety of documentaries and short films have been directed by Brown.... read full bio
Russell Dickerson is a talented singer-songwriter and performer hailing from Nashville, Tennessee. Standing at 6'4", Russell's athletic frame often leads people to ask if he plays basketball. However, his true passion lies in music. From a young age, Russell was captivated by hooks and melodies, and his love for music only grew stronger as he got older. Russell is a seasoned... read full bio
Rusty Davis looks so much like Wayne Newton that he's constantly mauled by fans of the Las Vegas Superstar! Like Newton, Rusty Davis plays several instruments, wears tuxedos, has a gold microphone and throws it. He wears high boots, raises the same eybrow and loves his fans. Rusty looks so much like Newton, he's even fooled big-time celebrities, once in... read full bio
Rusty Evans is a musician who is best known for his tribute to Johnny Cash. Evans is a Rockabilly Hall of Fame and extraordinary tribute artist who performs accompanied by his band, Ring of Fire. During his tribute show you’ll hear some of Cash’s greatest hits such as “I Walk the Line”, “Folsom Prison Blues”, “Ring of Fire”, “Thoughts Have... read full bio
Ruth E. Carter is an American costume designer for film and television from Springfield, Massachusetts. She has been known for mastering the look of multiple periods and genres in envisioning the clothing and appearance of each character or performer. Various films that Carter has worked on over the years includes “Jungle Fever”, “Malcolm X”, “What’s Love Got to Do with... read full bio
In addition, Ruth hosts the famous daily talk show Loose Women on ITV, serving as its anchor two or three times a week. Ruth presents daytime shows, but she also has a regular nighttime show on Channel 5 with Eamonn called How the Other Half Lives, which is presently in its third series. The well-liked duo will be back later in... read full bio
Ruth Negga is an Ethiopian-Irish actress most famous for roles as Tulip O’Hare in “Preacher”, Lady Taria in “Warcraft: The Beginning”, and Raina in “Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.”. Negga has also been seen as Melanie on “Criminal Justice”, Nikki on “Misfits”, and Rosie on “Love/Hate”. She was also cast as Mildred Loving in film “Loving” which she was nominated for an... read full bio
For NBC Sports Chicago, Ruthie Polinsky works as a freelance host and reporter. She has received the Suncoast Regional Emmy for Outstanding Sports Talent and is a former Emmy Award-winning sportscaster. Polinsky covered the biggest sports news for the station and hosted weekday sportscasts at NBC6 Miami prior to taking on her present position. On Sunday nights, she co-hosted NBC... read full bio
Rutledge Wood is truly car-obsessed and at an early age learned from his father the business of buying, restoring and selling new and old vehicles. He tried out working in the business world, but quickly discovered that simply wasn’t his cup of tea. His love of cars led him to NASCAR, and to starring in NASCAR Smarts on the SPEED... read full bio
Rutledge Wood, a well-known auto racing analyst and TV show host, was born in Birmingham, Alabama, on April 22, 1980. Wood has had a huge influence on the business thanks to his amiable demeanor and comprehensive knowledge of the automobile sector. Wood rose to prominence as one of Adam Ferrara, Tanner Foust, and the other hosts of History's Top Gear. On... read full bio
Ryan Charles is a Western rapper who was born in Buffalo, Wyoming. Charles has his own unique style, fusing the 2000s rap sound with the cowboy way of life, much like his hometown, which used to be known as the most lawless town in America. A born performer, Charles rose to prominence on the school bus as one of the... read full bio
Ryan Gosling is a versatile talented Canadian actor, producer, and singer best known for his roles in films like Noah in “The Notebook”, Willy Beachum in “Fracture”, Dean in “Blue Valentine”, Jacob in “Crazy, Stupid, Love”, the driver in “Drive”, Stephen Meyers in “The Ides of March”, Luke in “The Place Beyond the Pines”, Jared in “The Big Short”, Holland... read full bio
Ryan Hiller’s charisma is exceeded only by his incredible guitar skills. You have never heard anything like him- Funk, Rock, and Blues, with a New Orleans Soul. Ryan Hiller is always entertaining and quick with the jokes. He has opened for the Steve Miller Band, Chicago, The Black Eyed Peas, Chris Isaak, Brandie Carlile, Styx, Lyle Lovett, and Switchfoot. Ryan... read full bio
Ryan Kinder is a country/pop singer, songwriter, guitarist, pianist, and a mandolin player. He first got into music after falling in love with John Mayer's debut album Room for Squares. After playing many small gigs in his hometown, he relocated to Nashville to try and make it big. He worked with songwriting veterans like Jen Ketner and Luke Sheets, eventually... read full bio
When Ryan Larkins was 12 years old, he began a fantastic songwriting journey after being enamored with Music City during his pre-teen years. His growing love for music inspired him to often sing and play the guitar in his neighborhood church, developing a distinctive baritone voice. Early performances like this served as a beacon, catching the interest of Nashville's music... read full bio
Former Major League Baseball catcher Ryan Lavarnway is presently a Colorado Rockies broadcaster. Ryan played for eight different Major League organizations throughout the course of his fifteen-year career, including the World Series champion Boston Red Sox. A member of the Southern California Jewish Sports Hall of Fame, he also proudly represented Israel abroad in the World Baseball Classic and the Olympics. Ryan... read full bio
Ryan McGarry has a notably varied career, which includes work as a writer, director, cinematographer, and emergency physician, has garnered attention on numerous platforms. The gripping documentary "Code Black," a work that displayed McGarry's singular ability to portray the intensity and complexities of emergency medicine, shone beautifully under his direction. This documentary demonstrated his talent for bringing compelling true-life situations to the... read full bio
Ryan Murphy is an American screenwriter, director, and producer. He graduated from Indiana University Bloomington where he majored in journalism and went on to start his career as a journalist. Murphy worked for outlets such as, The Miami Herald, Los Angeles Times, New York Daily News, Knoxville News Sentinel, and Entertainment Weekly. From there, he started scriptwriting and Steven Spielberg... read full bio
Ryan Neiswender is a multifaceted person who has made outstanding progress as a Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Gold Medalist, World Champion, business executive, and disability inclusion campaigner. He is a true example of tenacity and excellence. Ryan was born on May 12, 1985, and his determination to overcome obstacles and break through boundaries has defined his road to becoming a renowned... read full bio
Ryan Shaw is a soul, R&B, rock, and pop singer/songwriter. He began singing at the age of three in a Pentecostal church, and having been raised in a deeply religious household, Shaw won a spot in a gospel musical at Georgia State University. Shaw performed in Tyler Perry's play I know I've Been Changed. Once the play came to... read full bio
Ryan Stevenson is a prominent American Christian singer-songwriter known for his heartfelt and worship-focused musical style. With an impressive discography that includes two studio albums, "Fresh Start" and "No Matter What," along with three EPs and two independent albums, Stevenson has firmly established himself as a revered figure in the Christian music scene. His musical prowess is evident through a series... read full bio
In general, Ryan Stout loves to explore morally repugnant subject matter with smart and sterile objectivity. His exaggerated honesty, delightful insincerity, and cute self-righteousness sell his wickedly witty material. No matter what the topic, this suit clad comic appeals to everyone's sense of logic. And to assure his brand of ""offensive humor"" stays on an intellectual level, he tries to... read full bio
New American RnB musician Ryan Trey is renowned for his sultry, soulful vocals that capture the spirit of vintage RnB with a contemporary twist. Ryan, who was born and raised in New Jersey, fell in love with music at an early age while singing in his church choir and doing performances at nearby talent contests. Ryan's mother saw his skill and... read full bio
Erin Michelle Würthrich, known by her stage name Ryn Weaver, is an American pop singer hailing from North County San Diego. Despite her roots in California, she pursued her passion for acting and studied at the prestigious Tisch School of the Arts at NYU. However, her love for music was too strong and she eventually left school to pursue a... read full bio
Ryne Sandberg, also known as “Ryno,” is an American former professional baseball player, coach, and manager. Sandberg was born in Spokane, Washington, and he began his career playing baseball in high school where he was named to Parade Magazine’s High School All-American football team. He then went on to play for the Philadelphia Phillies after being selected in the baseball... read full bio
Ryo Zsun is the culture maestro for Zappos. Zsun travels the world sharing his passion for Zappos and it’s culture, values, and customer service for his job as culture maestro. He started his career working as a barista in the Z’café and his bright passion let him to a job with the Zappos Customer Loyalty Team where he worked on... read full bio
Robert Fitzgerald Diggs, better known as his stage name RZA, is an American rapper, actor, filmmaker and record producer who is the de facto leader of the hip-hop group Wu-Tang Clan. RZA was born in Brownsville, Brooklyn, and he found his love for hip-hop music when he was only nine years old and began competing in rap battles at only... read full bio
Sara Forsberg, better known as her stage name Saara, is a Finnish singer-songwriter, YouTube personality, and television presenter who was born in Jakobstad, Finland. Saara originally studied to become a chef before she decided to pursue a musical career full time. She began her career on YouTube after posting a video “What Languages Sound Like to Foreigners,” which has since... read full bio
Thai-born producer SABAI, now based in Vancouver, is known for fusing R&B, pop and future bass into his varied blends of music. With Monstercat, he released "Where It All Started," his debut EP, which has now received over 25 million streams. SABAI, which in Thai literally translates as "comfortable," not only pays homage to his background but also expresses how he wants... read full bio
Sabrina Carpenter is best known for playing Maya Hart on Disney Channel’s Girl Meets World, a show she landed after playing bit parts in shows like Law & Order: Special Victims Unit and lent her voice to animated Disney shows such as Sofia the First and Phineas and Ferb. Carpenter was cast in Disney Channel’s Girl Meets World, and was... read full bio
Sacred Paws is a pop-rock duo from the UK that consists of Rachel Aggs and Eilidh Rodgers. Inspired by post-punk and indie rock, their sound contains edgy vocals, upbeat drums, and intricate guitar. They have been featured in Pitchfork Magazine, Clash Magazine, and more. Sacred Paws album Strike A Match received an award for Scottish Album of the Year. They... read full bio
Sad Night Dynamite creates ominous, insane electronic pop tunes with talking animals and demonic sailors that border on nightmare territory. They are also a duo; in the weird, funereal short film that accompanied their experimental debut EP, SND 001, we first see them fighting in the back of a stretch limousine as it travels through the Czech countryside. It provides... read full bio
Sad Summer Festival is a traveling music festival that takes place in various cities across the United States. Launched in 2019, the festival has quickly become a favorite among fans of pop-punk, emo, and alternative music. Each year, the festival features a lineup of popular and up-and-coming artists from these genres, performing live on stage for thousands of fans. The festival's... read full bio
Sadie Bass is a singer-songwriter of country music who was raised in Bath, Michigan, a tiny town. Sadie played sports, went hunting and went fishing outside for a large portion of her early years. She gave her softball scholarship and left college to focus entirely on her music career. She moved to Nashville after gaining a sizable following on social media and... read full bio
Bay Area Rapper and Producer, Sage the Gemini, has been hustlin’ since realizing his love for music. His persistence and admiration for the industry has turned him to a wholly self-sufficient artist before high school. His first online single, “You Should Know”, quickly became a viral hit. The video has earned over three million views and generated much buzz amongst... read full bio
Sahil Bloom is a well-known financial writer, investor, and advisor who is renowned for his enlightening viewpoints on money matters. Bloom has established himself as a reliable source of advice and motivation for people looking to better their financial well-being because to his love for education and talent at demystifying difficult financial ideas. After earning an economics degree from Harvard College,... read full bio
Said the Whale is a Canadian indie rock folk band from Vancouver, British Columbia, that consists of members Ben Worcester, Tyler Bancroft, Jaycelyn Brown, Bradley Connor, and Lincoln Hotchen. The group was formed by Worcester and Bancroft and upon forming, they went on to release their debut EP, “Taking Abalonia,” which led them to release their debut album, “Howe Sounds/Taking... read full bio
Saint Motel is a California indie pop band, formed by pianist/vocalist A.J. Jackson and classically trained guitarist Aaron Sharp, who met when they were both attending Chapman University in Orange, CA as film students. Bassist Dak Lerdamornpong and drummer Greg Erwin later joined them. The band began writing music together, creating a slick, bouncy, retro, tropicalia-influenced sound that was the... read full bio
Sal “The Voice” Valentinetti is a twenty-one year old singer who has shaken up America’s Got Talent for several weeks. Sal and his band perform songs by Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Bobby Darin, Frankie Valli, and more. He breathes fresh air into American Standards like “My Way”, “The Way You Look Tonight”, “Fly Me To The Moon”, “Mack The Knife”,... read full bio
Talented American singer-songwriter Salem Ilese, also known by the name Salem Davern, has gained popularity in the pop music industry. Ilese was born and raised in Mill Valley, California, and has always had a deep love for music. She began songwriting at the age of ten and later attended Berklee College of Music to improve her craft. Ilese became well-known very... read full bio
Saliva is an American rock band formed in Memphis, Tennessee, in September 1996 and currently under Rum Bum Records. Saliva released their self-titled debut album on August 26, 1997, under Rocking Chair Records. They were signed to Island Records and went on to release their second studio album Every Six Seconds. Saliva later released their third studio album titled Back... read full bio
The singer-songwriter known by the stage name SALLE is Peters Kosisochukwu. SALLE began singing at a very young age, and her viral freestyle, shared by the well-known "TUNDEEDNUT," gained her recognition on a global scale. Newspapers in the area, BBC News, and Arise News published articles about it. Up until now, SALLE has acquired almost 370,000 Instagram followers naturally. A few months... read full bio
Abdul Rashid Salim Salman Khan is a Bollywood actor, producer, and TV personality who has a career spanning more than thirty years. Khan is one of the most loved Bollywood actors on the scene today, having received several awards (two National Film Awards and two Filmfare Awards as an actor). He is also considered one of the most commercially successful... read full bio
Where the forest meets the sea is where the Australian pair Salt Tree was born. Tom and Nath have a special chemistry that is evident in their songwriting, soaring harmonies, and irreverent attitudes. They are avid surfers and nature enthusiasts. Their music reflects this special fusion of outdoor love and camaraderie, and it's the ideal accompaniment to summer road trips... read full bio
Sam Dew is an American singer-songwriter from Chicago, Illinois, who rose to fame after writing the hook to the single “LoveHate Thing,” which was performed by Wale. Dew began his musical career performing with the band Cloudeater before he broke off and began writing music for various artists which included Jessie Ware, Marsha Ambrosius, Rihanna, and Mary J. Blige. As... read full bio
Sam Divine is a well-known DJ whose love of house music propelled her to incredible heights in the business. Her in-depth understanding of the genre is unmatched, in part because of her prior position as a house buyer at Chemical Records, where she had the opportunity to sift through vinyl records. Sam Divine has a talent for revitalizing dancefloors and... read full bio
American filmmaker Sam Feder has had a significant impact on the film industry with his thought-provoking and compelling movies. Feder, who was born and raised in Brooklyn, New York, discovered his love for filmmaking while pursuing his scholastic goals. He earned an MA in media studies from the New School in 2004 before earning an MFA from Hunter College's graduate program... read full bio
"Dutch DJ and electronic music producer Sam Feldt has been described by Billboard as “a modern house superstar"", and his treatment of ""Show Me Love"" as ""Anne reshapes the famous melody, while Feldt echoes the original with a bubbly deep house beat."" His remake of the song “Show Me Love”, from Robin S. with vocals from Kimberly Anne, was praised... read full bio
Sam Fuhrer is a dynamic third-generation toy business entrepreneur with a passion for bringing value to his clients through strategic partnerships, mergers and acquisitions, and sales. He has spent his career in the toy and licensing industry, and is the co-owner of Nextoy, a leading toy and licensing agency founded by his father, Robert Fuhrer, in 1981. Sam and his brother... read full bio
With a childhood full of music from Waylon Jennings, Willie Nelson, George Jones, Sam Cooke, Marvin Gaye, and Elvis Presley, its no wonder Country heartthrob Sam Grow grew up to be a driven music lover. His first two releases were done independently and his passion and resilience has attracted him a solid and building fan base that keeps him on... read full bio
"Sam Harris’ diversified career has run the gamut from singer and songwriter to actor on Broadway, film and television to writer, director, producer and now, author. After pulling a weekly audience of more than 25 million viewers and going on to win Star Search in it's premier season, Sam and his powerhouse pop, gospel and theater influenced vocals have never... read full bio
During his time working at the White House under President Barack Obama's administration, renowned American chef Sam Kass had a big impact. His diverse position included being an Assistant Chef, the Executive Director for First Lady Michelle Obama's Let's Move! Campaign, and a Senior Policy Advisor for Nutrition Policy. The food and nutrition policies of the United States during this... read full bio
He is a folk singer nominated for the Mercury Prize, environmental activist, song collector, award-winning promoter and broadcaster. In the British music scene, Sam Lee has a distinctive position. He is a well-known singer who has also collected folk songs, is a conservationist and is the founder and director of The Nest Collective. He has contributed to shaking up the music industry and revitalizing... read full bio
While it bears the sonic landmarks of roots music’s most fertile ground, the songwriting of Sam Lewis is born of a landscape that can only be felt, not seen. His music is native to the infinite expanse that is exposed when human attention is full, and focused inward - harvested solely by the nuanced rhythm of love. Sam’s songs are... read full bio
Samantha Radocchia, sometimes known as "Sam Rad," is a futurist who blends the mindsets of an anthropology and a techie. She is also a best-selling author, multimedia storyteller and pioneer in frontier technology. Sam is the creator and founder of Radical Next, a meta-media studio and strategic consulting firm that develops influential narratives, events and media products. Radical Next: Thriving in Times of... read full bio
Sam Raimi, an American director, screenwriter, and producer, was born on October 23, 1959. He is incredibly influential and multifaceted. Raimi, who is renowned for his distinct visual aesthetic and creative storytelling, has had a big influence on the movie industry. Raimi developed a love for making movies from a young age. He spent his childhood years making Super 8 films... read full bio
With the release of Sam Riggs’ debut album, Outrun The Sun, he gained nationwide critical praise, several hit singles, popular music videos, national television appearances, prestigious event performances, sold out venues, 2.2 million streams on Spotify, over 600,000 YouTube views, over 30,000 social media followers, and perhaps most notably, a spotlight feature in Rolling Stone Country. The album produced the... read full bio
Internet sensation Sam Tsui gained legions of fans when he started releasing YouTube videos of himself performing songs by famous artists, including Adele, Britney Spears, Taylor Swift, Justin Timberlake and Bruno Mars. He was first seen on television when he performed The Jackson 5’s “I’ll Be There” on ABC World News. Tsui has since performed Whitney Houston’s “I Wanna Dance... read full bio
Samantha Brown, who has worked at Travel Channel for ten years, is well-known in the travel industry. She has traveled to a great number of nations, various cities, and hotels all over the world during her outstanding career. Samantha Brown's Great Weekends, her most recent travel series, showcases her enthusiasm for finding the ideal vacation spots for weekend vacations. In "Samantha... read full bio
American actress and labor activist Samantha Mathis held the position of Vice President, Actors/Performers of SAG-AFTRA from 2015 to 2019. Mathis, the daughter of actress Bibi Besch, made her film debut in 1990 with the movie Pump Up the Volume. She later co-starred or made appearances in movies like FernGully: The Last Rainforest, Super Mario Bros., The Thing Called Love, Little Women,... read full bio
American sportscaster Samantha Ponder, formerly known as Samantha Steele, is well-known in the sports media industry. Ponder, who was born on December 11th, 1985, has made a name for herself in the field, particularly as the host of Sunday NFL Countdown on ESPN. Ponder earned useful experience as a reporter and host for ESPN college football as well as a sideline... read full bio
Samaria is a 24-year-old RnB artist from the Bay Area who infuses her music with lo-fi influences and live instrumentation. She draws inspiration from '90s and '00s R&B/pop icons like Aaliyah, Destiny's Child, and Justin Timberlake. Samaria's passion for music was nurtured by her late grandmother, who encouraged her to pursue a career in the performing arts field by offering... read full bio
American musician Sameer Gadhia performs as the lead singer for the indie rock group Young the Giant. Gadhia, who was born in Ann Arbor, Michigan, on October 7, 1988, developed a love for music at a young age and has since grown to be one of the most alluring voices in the contemporary music world. Gadhia's musical career began in high... read full bio
Samira Wiley is an actress and model especially revered for her role as Poussey Washington in the hit Netflix show, Orange is the New Black. She is also known for her role in The Handmaid’s Tale as Moira. Her role in The Handmaid’s Tale earned her and nomination for the Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama... 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
Sammy Adams is an American rapper and recording artist from Cambridge, Massachusetts. Adams prides himself on being able to cross genres, allowing him to get back to his musical roots and experiment with other kinds of music to supplement his hip-pop. Adams first started recording songs on his Macbook from his college dormitory room. Over the course of the next... read full bio
Sammy Brue is a musical prodigy originating from Oregon. Now in Utah, Sammy first started his musical journey at the age of 10. By 13 he was opening for artists like Lukas Nelson, Joe Fletcher, Lydia Loveless, Asleep at the Wheel, and Hayes Carli. At 14, he started dropping EPs and by 16 he had released his debut studio album,... read full bio
Sammy Kershaw is known for country music with a Cajun kick. Since his debut the multi-platinum artist has grown into one of the most exciting performers on the country music scene. His soulful voice is one of the most recognizable in the business and his songs have become timeless standards on country radio stations nationwide. Sammy's platinum albums were propelled... read full bio
British DJ and musician Sammy Virji is well-known for his distinctive bass-driven music that incorporates elements of dubstep, grime, and UK garage. Sammy, who was born and raised in Leeds, England, developed a love for music as a child and started making music at a young age. Sammy's career as a well-known musician started in 2016 when he released his debut... read full bio
Samora Pinderhughes is a multidisciplinary artist who works as a composer, pianist, vocalist, filmmaker and performer. He is renowned for his excellent musicianship as well as his lyrical precision and extreme honesty. In the tradition of the black surrealists from the African Diaspora, who bent word, sound and image towards the goals of revolution, he is also recognized for utilizing his music... read full bio
SamRecks is a multi-genre rapper from South East London who was raised in Nigeria and is on a mission to establish himself as one of London's most intriguing up-and-coming talent to watch. He writes catchy songs with lighthearted fun and keeps his composure on the mike. On hits like "Don't Tell No One," "Love & Attention," "Suns Out Buns Out" and... read full bio
Sanaa Lathan is an American actress who is best known for voicing Donna Tubbs in series “The Cleveland Show” and in “Family Guy”. She graduated from the University of California, Berkeley, with a bachelor’s in English. She went on to graduate from Yale University with a master’s in drama. Upon graduating from Yale, Lathan started her career on stage in... read full bio
Drummer Mark Graalman, guitarist Chris Rohman, vocalist Dustin Lolli, bassist Jake Rye, and keyboardist/ guitarist Seth Huff make up the Christian band that is Sanctus Real. Since signing with Sparrow Records, Sanctus Real has put out seven albums, the most recent being The Best of Sanctus Real, which produced fifteen radio singles. The group stands out from the rest with... read full bio
Sander Bohlke is an indie alternative folk singer and songwriter best known for singles like ‘The Weight of Us’, ‘Search and Destroy’, ‘My Baby’, ‘Lights Explode’, ‘Somewhere’, and ‘The Loved Ones’. Bohlke studied at the University of Mississippi and while there recorded his self-titled debut album. He has shared stages with artists like Badly Drawn Boy, Tom Morello, Gomez, and... read full bio
Since that Fourth of July night when Sandi Pattys rendition of THE STAR SPANGLED BANNER sang out over the airways, Sandi has become one of the nations best-loved performers. The settings are many; a sold-out crowd of thousands in an outdoor amphitheater, a worship gathering in a majestic cathedral, or an intimate performance at The White House for the President... read full bio
Sandi DuBowski is the director of the critically acclaimed documentary Trembling Before G-d. In his film, DuBowski intimately explores the ongoing struggle between the forces of sexuality, tradition, and religion focusing on the relationship between homosexuality and the Jewish faith. The powerful film has garnered awards such as The Mayor's Prize for the Jewish Experience at the Jerusalem Film Festival,... read full bio
Sandra Bernhard began her career at L.A.s famed Comedy Store and has since written and starred in numerous one-woman shows, acted in movies and on television, recorded albums and authored books. Her first one-woman show, the groundbreaking Without You Im Nothing, ran for 6 months off-Broadway and served as inspiration for the film and Grammy-nominated album of the same name.... read full bio
