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Exile (American band)
Exile is an American band, originally known as The Exiles, that reached No. 1 pop in 1978 with "Kiss You All Over" and achieved ten country No. 1 singles.
Experimental big band
An experimental big band is a large jazz ensemble, typically a dozen or more musicians, that integrates free improvisation and unusual instrumentation within composed frameworks, a practice dating from the 1960s.
Explosions in the Sky
Explosions in the Sky (EitS), formed in Austin, Texas in 1999, is an instrumental post-rock quartet of Chris Hrasky, Michael James, Munaf Rayani, and Mark Smith on Temporary Residence, famed for Friday Night Lights scoring and albums through 2023's End.
Exposé (group)
Exposé (ek-spo-zay) is an American Miami-formed female vocal trio (1984) created by producer Lewis A. Martineé; the Jurado/Bruno/Curless lineup's 1987 album Exposure yielded four Top 10 hits including "Seasons Change," distinct from Robert Fripp's Exposure band and UK punk Expose.
Extreme (band)
Extreme is an American hard rock band formed in Boston in 1985, fronted by Gary Cherone with guitarist Nuno Bettencourt. Known for Pornograffitti (1990), the #1 hit More Than Words, over 10 million records sold, and the 2023 album Six.
Eydie Gormé
Eydie Gormé (born Edith Gormezano) was an American traditional pop singer (1928-2013), half of the duo Steve and Eydie with husband Steve Lawrence. Won Grammys for We Got Us and If He Walked Into My Life; hit with Blame It on the Bossa Nova (1963); starred in Latin America with Trío Los Panchos on Amor (1964).
Ezra Furman
Ezra Furman, American singer-songwriter and former Ezra Furman and the Harpoons frontwoman, trans Jewish artist behind Transangelic Exodus, All of Us Flames, Goodbye Small Head, and the Sex Education soundtrack songs.
Ezra Koenig
Ezra Koenig (born 1984) is the American singer, guitarist, and principal songwriter of Vampire Weekend, the Columbia University indie rock band behind Contra and Only God Was Above Us; also co-writer of Beyoncé's "Hold Up" and host of Beats 1's Time Crisis.
F.T. Island
F.T. Island (FT아일랜드) is a South Korean rock band and FNC Entertainment's first, debuting 7 June 2007 with Cheerful Sensibility. Now a trio of Lee Hong-ki, Lee Jae-jin, and Choi Min-hwan; first foreign male artist to top the Oricon weekly album chart (2011).
F1lthy
F1lthy (F1LTHY), born Richard Ortiz 1992, is a Philadelphia record producer, co-founder of Working on Dying, and Whole Lotta Red producer for Playboi Carti, known for blown-out clipping, distorted sub-bass rage beats, and Bladee and LUCKI collaborations.
Fab Morvan
Fab Morvan (Fabrice Maxime Sylvain Morvan, born 1966, Paris) is the French singer and dancer of Milli Vanilli, whose 1990 Best New Artist Grammy was revoked in the lip-sync scandal; he is now a 2026 Grammy-nominated memoirist and live performer.
Fabian Forte
Fabian Forte (Fabian), American teen idol singer and actor born 1943 in Philadelphia; hits "Turn Me Loose" and "Tiger"; distinct from Argentine director Fabián Forte.
Fabiana Palladino
Fabiana Elizabeth Palladino (born 1987), London-based English singer-songwriter, daughter of bassist Pino Palladino; first Paul Institute signing, released self-produced debut album Fabiana Palladino in April 2024 to a five-star Guardian review.
Fabrizio Moretti
Fabrizio "Fab" Moretti (born 1980, Rio de Janeiro) is the Brazilian American drummer of The Strokes, cofounder of Little Joy, and a visual artist; distinct from the identically named Italian Old Masters art dealer born in Prato in 1976.
Faces (band)
Faces: English rock band formed in London in 1969 (also known as the Small Faces/Faces), by Ronnie Lane, Kenney Jones, Ian McLagan with Rod Stewart and Ronnie Wood; four 1970-1973 albums, split 1975, Rock Hall 2012.
Failure (band)
Failure is a Los Angeles alternative rock/space rock trio formed in 1990 by Ken Andrews and Greg Edwards, with Kellii Scott. Known for Fantastic Planet (1996), disbanded 1997, reunited 2013-2014, seventh album Location Lost (2026) features Hayley Williams.
Fairport Convention
Fairport Convention: British folk rock band formed 1967 in Muswell Hill, London, named after Simon Nicol's house. Credited with founding British folk rock via Liege & Lief (1969); runs the annual Cropredy festival.
Fairuz (فيروز)
Fairuz (فيروز), born Nouhad Haddad (1935 or 1934), is a Lebanese singer, one of the Arab world's most celebrated voices. She rose with the Rahbani Brothers, refused sides in the civil war, and lives in Paris, withdrawn from public life.
Faith Evans
Faith Evans (Faith Renée Evans, born 1973) is an American R&B singer-songwriter, Bad Boy Records artist, and widow of The Notorious B.I.G.; Grammy winner for "I'll Be Missing You" with eight studio albums.
Faith Hill
Faith Hill (Audrey Faith Perry, born 1967) is an American country-pop singer, wife of Tim McGraw, with 30 million records sold, five Grammys, and the albums Breathe, Cry, and Fireflies.
Faithless
Faithless: British electronica band formed in London in 1995 by Maxi Jazz, Sister Bliss, and Rollo; known for Insomnia, God Is a DJ, and We Come 1, three UK number 1 albums, and continued touring after Maxi Jazz's 2022 death.
Falco (musician)
Falco (Johann Hölzel, 1957–1998), Austrian pop musician; hits "Der Kommissar" and "Rock Me Amadeus," the only German-language song to top the US Billboard Hot 100 (1986). Not Tav Falco or other namesakes.
Fall Out Boy
Fall Out Boy (FOB), American rock band from Wilmette, Illinois, formed 2001 by Pete Wentz and Joe Trohman; lineup Patrick Stump, Wentz, Trohman, Andy Hurley. Chicago hardcore roots; breakthrough From Under the Cork Tree (2005); No. 1 with Infinity on High (2007); hiatus 2009-2013; comeback Save Rock and Roll; eighth album So Much (For) Stardust (2023).
Fall Out Boy discography
The Fall Out Boy discography is the catalog of Fall Out Boy, an American alternative rock band from Chicago formed in 2001, spanning eight studio albums.
Fally Ipupa
Fally Ipupa (Fally Ipupa Nsimba), known as "The Prince of Rumba," is a Congolese singer-songwriter who rose from Koffi Olomidé's orchestra and headlined the Stade de France in 2026.
Family (band)
Family, the English rock band (not the American indie act Family Band), formed 1966 in Leicester from The Farinas; seven albums 1968-1973, UK peak No. 4 with A Song for Me, disbanded 1973, reunited 2013-2016.
Famous Pluto
Famous Pluto (Osahon Uzama) is a Nigerian street-pop and Amapiano singer from Benin City, youngest brother of Shallipopi and Zerry DL, signed to Plutomania Records, known for "Na Scra", EP Uzama The 3rd, and 2026 album Street Therapist.
Fania All-Stars
Fania All-Stars, the New York salsa supergroup of Fania Records formed in 1968 at the Red Garter by Johnny Pacheco and Jerry Masucci, famous for Live at the Cheetah, the 1973 and 1975 Yankee Stadium concerts, the Zaire show, and Live at Yankee Stadium.
Fanny (band)
Fanny (band): American all-female rock band, 1969-1975, formed by June and Jean Millington; first all-female rock band to release albums on a major label (Reprise), with hits "Charity Ball" and "Butter Boy."
Fanny Mendelssohn
Fanny Mendelssohn, also Fanny Hensel (1805-1847), German Romantic composer and pianist, Felix Mendelssohn's older sister; over 450 works, Sonntagsmusiken salon director, six opus numbers published late in life.