Meet Pacific Dub: Comprised of vocalist and rhythm guitarist- Colton Place, lead guitarist- Bryce Klemer, bassist- Ryan Naglich, drummer- David 
Delaney, keyboardist- Justin Quaress, and audio engineer- Casey Eubanks; Pacific Dub is one of the youngest and newest bands to solidify themselves as professionals within the Reggae-Rock scene. Coming from Surf City USA, Pacific Dub resides in Huntington Beach which is nestled nicely in southern California’s Orange County. Other bands such as Korn, The Offspring, Avenged Sevenfold, and The Dirty Heads all have members that call this surfer’s paradise home.
With the breakout single “Lone Digger” (50M+ views on Youtube) and a third album <|º_º|> (aka Robot) that has topped 50,000 sales in the USA 
with a running 72 weeks of presence in the Billboard Dance / Electronic Charts, 2016 was a breakout year for Caravan Palace in the USA. The band has come a long way since they first assembled in a Paris Studio in the late 2000’s to create the soundtrack for an early 20th century erotic film.
Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater grew from a performance in March 1958 at the 92nd Street Y in New York City. Led by Alvin Ailey and a group of young African-American modern dancers, that performance changed forever the perception of American dance.
The Ailey company has gone on to perform for an estimated 25 million people at theaters in 48 states and 71 countries on six continents – as well as millions more through television broadcasts, film screenings, and online platforms.
Hi I’m Taylor. I’m a comedian and was the SECOND PLACE winner season 8 of 
AMERICA’S GOT TALENT! They named me one of their 5 favorite acts of all time in their recent 10 year AGT Anniversary Special.
[From Mischa Pearlman, kerrang.com] Of course, there’s nothing typical about Underøath. Formed in Tampa, Florida almost 25 years ago, the band have changed their style almost as much as they’ve changed line-ups, evolving steadily in that time. The raw, death metal-tinged brutality of 
1999’s debut Act Of Depression morphed into the more polished melodic screamo of 2004’s They’re Only Chasing Safety and the metalcore mayhem 2006’s Define The Great Line, and the band continued to mess with the boundaries of those genres as the years went on. After 2010’s brutal seventh album Ø (Disambiguation), there was a brief, two-year hiatus in 2013, before the band finally returned with new music in 2018 with the relatively digestible atmospherics of Erase Me, which welcomed back drummer and clean vocalist Aaron into the fold alongside lead vocalist Spencer Chamberlain.
