Nerf Herder, who were pioneers of the late 1990s Geek Rock and Pop-Punk movements, are probably best known for their menacing theme to the cult Joss Whedon television series Buffy the Vampire Slayer. Nerf Herder, a Santa Barbara-based band, gained recognition from big labels Arista Records shortly after their satirical tribute song "Van Halen" reached the top of the Modern... read full bio
For good cause, Darren Emerson has led the way in electronica, techno, and house music for the past thirty years. This is an addictive and exhilarating concoction of firmly reliable recordings, motivational DJ sets, and an insatiable hunger for the novel and intriguing wherever it may be discovered. Sasha, Depeche Mode, Bjork, and The Chemical Brothers are just a few of the... read full bio
Canadian singer-songwriter Goldie Boutilier's music is renowned for its cinematic quality and exploration of tragic romance, glamour, and melancholy. She was raised on the music of Dolly Parton and Tammy Wynette, and it has references to her small-town upbringing with a nod to 1950s and 1960s Americana. Her passion for singing started at a young age. She performed for the first... read full bio
The American funk group The Meters was founded in 1965 in New Orleans by drummer Zigaboo Modeliste, bassist George Porter Jr., guitarist Leo Nocentelli, and keyboardist Art Neville. From the late 1960s to 1977, the group released and performed original music. They were also important backing musicians for musicians such as Allen Toussaint, Robert Palmer, Lee Dorsey, and Dr. John.... read full bio
JBB was founded by Kevin Kinsella and had a long and illustrious career spanning three decades and numerous lineup changes. The band's groundbreaking record, "All Time," became almost legendary and is recognized as a key component of the US reggae scene. Throughout the course of the first five JBB albums, Kinsella—who began as the band's original lead singer and... read full bio
Because of her tremendous tenure with WWE, CJ Perry is most recognized for playing Lana, the Ravishing Russian. CJ is a skilled dancer with formal training in breakdancing, modern dance, and ballet. She has also received multiple credits in high-profile movies such as Pitch Perfect, as well as the well-known reality series Total Divas and Total Bellas. CJ is fluent... read full bio
Bennett participated in a tour that NJPW and ROH jointly produced. Bennett lost an interpromotional bout at War of the Worlds to Hiroshi Tanahashi, one of the best wrestlers in the NJPW. Bennett appeared for the Japanese company in Tokorozawa, Saitama, thanks to ROH's affiliation with NJPW. He and Adam Cole prevailed against Captain New Japan and Jushin Thunder Liger... read full bio
Before his eight years as a WWE Superstar, Matt Rehwoldt was already known as the Drama King. Matt is a theater major in college who spends his free time making original material for his various social media accounts, most of which are focused on his passion for whiskey and other great spirits. Matt uses Twitch to share his passion for... read full bio
Tom Hannifan has been a broadcaster since high school and has always aspired to be a sports analyst. After graduating from Penn State, Hannifan received an offer to become a broadcaster at WWE while still working as a commentator for NCAA games. In the end, Hannifan worked for WWE as the primary television analyst, leading the broadcasts of four WrestleMania... read full bio
Kristin Velvet has spent the last ten years immersed in the music industry, first as a DJ and promoter in Tokyo and then as the Australian label manager of Domino Records in the UK. As the president of Arms & Legs Records, the label she co-owns with Daniel Steinberg, she is now a key player in Berlin's dance scene. The... read full bio
The three members of The Violent are rock musicians Mike Protich, Dave McGarry, and Pat Gerasia. The world as we knew it quickly fell into the pandemic's deep pit. For singer-songwriter Mike Protich, who was looking for a new music release and to extend his creative muscles, the lockdown period was a creative catalyst. David McGarry on guitar and Patrick Gerasia... read full bio
The New York Times referred to Ghalia Benali as "a maker of her own myths." The Belgian-Tunisian artist Ghalia Benali began her artistic career as an actress, painter, designer, composer, writer, and vocalist. Reviving the ancient and establishing the new, blending various musical genres, and bridging cultural divides are all inevitable results of combining the two extremes she experienced. Raised in... read full bio
Originating from Charlottesville, Virginia, Bronwyn Keith-Hynes has won two IBMA Fiddle Player of the Year awards. Currently, while she's not traveling with Molly Tuttle & Golden Highway, she resides in Nashville. Fiddler's Pastime, her debut solo album, was an instrumental endeavor that peaked at number one on Bluegrass Today and garnered a lot of radio play upon release. From Boston,... read full bio
As an actor, dancer, screenwriter, novelist, model, and now a singer, Lucky Love possesses a multitude of skills. The young artist captivated audiences during his five opening performances at the esteemed Olympia Hall in Paris within a three-month period. The young man embodies both the modesty of a poet and the energy of a rock star. Captured by Craig... 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
American singer and actor Steven Kazee's role as Guy in the musical Once made him famous, and for that role he received the Tony Award for Best Performance by a Leading Actor in a Musical. In the middle of the 2000s, Kazee started working as a professional actor. He appeared in several Broadway shows, such as Spamalot, 110 in the Shade, and... read full bio
With their critically acclaimed 1975 debut, Crack The Sky is celebrating 45 years of musical excellence and is still a powerful force in the rock music industry. This Weirton, West Virginia-based band is timeless, fusing comedy, inventiveness, and polish into a sound that perfectly captures the spirit of the times. Under the leadership of the visionary John Palumbo, Crack The Sky... read full bio
Morgan is a Los Angeles-based comedian and musician who has appeared on NBC, Comedy Central, MTV's Wild'n'Out, and Just For Laughs as a New Face. First generation American, he draws inspiration for his music from his childhood in the 1990s and his Brazilian and Italian ancestry. His career began in New York, where he performed stand-up in the backrooms and... read full bio
Marley's last name is practically associated with Jamaica. Even though the renowned singer has joined his forefathers in the afterlife, his family ties to their own country are still strong. Mystic Marley, Bob Marley's granddaughter and the daughter of producer and multiple Grammy Award winner Stephen Marley, has decided to continue her grandfather's musical heritage. Mystic Marley is emerging as one... read full bio
Nathan Adrian, the five-time gold medallist, received a call from his doctor confirming the diagnosis of testicular cancer as he was making his way to practice. He went on to lift weights and then jumped into the pool because swimming was his forte. Nathan took immediate action and saw a urologist and oncologist in a matter of days. Nathan was training... read full bio
