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Brooke Valentine
Brooke Valentine, stage name of Kanesha Nichole Brookes (born 1984, Houston, Texas), American R&B singer; debut single "Girlfight" (2004), album Chain Letter (2005), later Love & Hip Hop: Hollywood cast member. Distinct from the wrestler Emily Tierra using the same ring name.
Brooks & Dunn
Brooks & Dunn, the American country duo of Kix Brooks and Ronnie Dunn formed in 1990 on Arista Nashville, are the best-selling country duo ever with 20 number-one hits, over 30 million albums, two Grammys, and 2019 Country Music Hall of Fame induction.
Brooks Wackerman
Brooks Wackerman, born 1977 in Long Beach, California, is an American drummer who joined Avenged Sevenfold in 2015 after fourteen years with punk band Bad Religion.
Bros (British band)
Bros: English pop band formed 1986 by twins Matt and Luke Goss with Craig Logan; 'I Owe You Nothing' hit UK No. 1 in 1988, Push sold millions, split 1992, reunited 2017 without Logan.
Brotherhood of Man
Brotherhood of Man is a British pop group formed in London in 1969 by Tony Hiller, best known for winning the 1976 Eurovision Song Contest with "Save Your Kisses for Me".
Brothers Osborne
Brothers Osborne is an American country duo of brothers John and T.J. Osborne from Deale, Maryland, whose breakthrough "Stay a Little Longer" (2015) went platinum.
Bruce Cockburn
Bruce Cockburn (born 1945, Ottawa) is a Canadian singer-songwriter and guitarist whose career runs from the 1970 self-titled debut on True North through 'Wondering Where the Lions Are,' 'If I Had a Rocket Launcher,' 12 Juno Awards, and the Order of Canada.
Bruce Dickinson
Bruce Dickinson (born Paul Dickinson, 1958) is the English lead vocalist of Iron Maiden since 1981, also a solo artist, commercial airline pilot, Cardiff Aviation founder, author, and fencer.
Bruce Fairbairn
Bruce Fairbairn (1949-1999), Canadian record producer and trumpeter from Vancouver; produced Bon Jovi's Slippery When Wet, Aerosmith's Pump, AC/DC's The Razors Edge; Juno-winning founder of the Little Mountain Sound production school.
Bruce Foxton
Bruce Foxton (born 1955, Woking, England) is the bassist of The Jam (1977–1982), 18 UK hits and four No 1s, later Stiff Little Fingers and From the Jam; announced Parkinson's diagnosis in 2026.
Bruce Hornsby
Bruce Hornsby (born 1954, Williamsburg, Virginia), American singer-pianist-songwriter, also known as leader of Bruce Hornsby and the Range and Grateful Dead collaborator. Known for the 1986 No. 1 hit The Way It Is, three Grammy Awards, and genre-spanning bluegrass, jazz, and classical work.
Bruce Johnston
Bruce Johnston (Bruce Arthur Johnston), American singer-songwriter, keyboardist, bassist, and producer; Beach Boys member 1965 to 2026 (with a mid-1970s hiatus), first sang on "California Girls," sang on Pet Sounds, wrote "I Write the Songs" for Barry Manilow, and left the touring band in 2026.
Bruce Kulick
Bruce Kulick (born 1953, Brooklyn) is an American guitarist, KISS lead guitarist 1984–1996, later UNION co-founder and Grand Funk Railroad guitarist 2000–2023, with solo albums Audio Dog, Transformer, and BK3.
Bruce Springsteen
Bruce Springsteen (born 1949), the Boss, New Jersey rock songwriter and E Street Band leader; 140 million records sold, Born to Run (1975), Born in the U.S.A. (1984), 20 Grammys, 1999 Rock Hall inductee.
Bruce Sudano
Bruce Charles Sudano (born 1948), Brooklyn-born singer-songwriter of Alive 'N Kickin' and Brooklyn Dreams; co-wrote Donna Summer's "Bad Girls" and Dolly Parton's "Starting Over Again"; Summer's widower and estate executor.
Bruce Welch
Bruce Welch OBE (born Bruce Cripps, 1941) is an English guitarist, songwriter and producer, founding rhythm guitarist of the Shadows, Cliff Richard's backing band; writer of Foot Tapper and Summer Holiday, producer for Olivia Newton-John, OBE 2004.
Bruno de Sá
Bruno de Sá (Bruno de Sá Nunes, born 1989, Santo André, Brazil) is a Brazilian sopranist, a true male soprano whose voice never changed at adolescence, distinguishing him from countertenors; Erato/Warner Classics artist (Roma Travestita, Mille Affetti), OPER! Award 2020 winner.
Bruno Mars
Bruno Mars (Peter Gene Hernandez, born 1985, Honolulu), also frontman of Silk Sonic with Anderson .Paak. American pop/R&B singer-songwriter-producer: 16 Grammys from 36 nominations, 24K Magic swept the 60th Grammy Awards, fourth album The Romantic released February 2026.
Bryan Adams
Bryan Adams (Bryan Guy Adams), Canadian rock singer-songwriter and photographer born 1959 in Kingston, Ontario; Reckless (1984) and the 1991 hit (Everything I Do) I Do It for You, number one in 19 countries; 18 JUNOs, one Grammy, BAD Records founder.
Bryan Andrews (singer)
Bryan Andrews is an American progressive country singer-songwriter from Carrollton, Missouri, a former pipe welder whose viral anti-ICE video pushed "The Older I Get" onto Billboard country charts in 2025; signed to Sony/Disruptor Records and WME, he released the mixtape Independence Day in 2026.
Bryan Ferry
Bryan Ferry, born 1945 in County Durham, England, is an English singer and songwriter who founded Roxy Music in 1970 and has run a parallel solo career since 1973.
Bryan Garris
Bryan Garris (born 1993, Oldham County, Kentucky) is lead vocalist of metalcore band Knocked Loose and bassist of XweaponX; known for a high-pitched scream, Pure Noise Records albums, and a 2025 Grammy nomination for 'Suffocate'.
Bryan Martin (singer)
Bryan Martin, Louisiana country singer-songwriter from Logansport, records on Average Joes Entertainment; albums If It Was Easy through OD'in On A Dream, triple-platinum "We Ride" hit No. 3 on Billboard Country Airplay.
Bryant Barnes
Bryant Barnes, born 1999 in Cypress, Texas, is an alternative R&B singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist signed to Mercury Records in 2023, known for the viral piano ballad "I'd Rather Pretend" (300 million streams), the 2024 EP VANITY, and the 2025 debut album SOLACE.
Bryce Dessner
Bryce Dessner (born 1976, Cincinnati) is an American composer and guitarist, founding member of The National, Grammy winner, and film scorer (The Revenant, The Two Popes, Train Dreams), known for concertos and works for Kronos Quartet.
Bryn Chapman Parish
Bryn Chapman Parish (Bryn Chapman-Parish) is an Australian actor and musician from Sydney, a WAAPA 2019 graduate. Known for Spencer 'Spider' White in Heartbreak High (2022–2026), Jimpa, Welcome Back to My Channel, and his band Mac The Knife.
Bryn Terfel
Bryn Terfel (born 1965, birth name Bryn Terfel Jones) is a Welsh bass-baritone opera and concert singer, knighted in 2017, famed for Wagner, Mozart and Verdi roles, the Faenol Festival, and singing Welsh at the 2023 coronation.
Bryson Tiller
Bryson Tiller is an American R&B singer, songwriter, and rapper from Louisville, Kentucky, who broke through with the 2015 album T R A P S O U L.
Buck Dharma
Buck Dharma, born Donald Roeser (1947), is the founding lead guitarist and vocalist of Blue Öyster Cult, writer and singer of "(Don't Fear) The Reaper", solo album Flat Out (1982), honorary Doctor of Music (2026).
Buck Owens
Buck Owens (Alvis Edgar Owens Jr., 1929–2006), American country singer-guitarist and Hee Haw co-host who, with Merle Haggard, pioneered the Bakersfield Sound and scored 15 consecutive No. 1 hits, 1963–1967.