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Coal Chamber

Coal Chamber: American nu metal band formed in Los Angeles in 1992 (as She's in Pain) by Dez Fafara and Meegs Rascón; four albums including Coal Chamber (1997) and Rivals (2015), reunited 2022.

Cobra Spell

Cobra Spell is a Dutch heavy metal/hard rock band founded in 2019 by ex-Burning Witches guitarist Sonia Anubis; all-female by 2023, released EPs Love Venom and Anthems of the Night and debut album 666 on Napalm Records before a 2026 hiatus.

Cobweb (group)

Cobweb is a Nepali rock band formed in the early 1990s in the Kathmandu Valley, credited as trailblazers of Nepali rock; its founding trio still anchors the band.

Coca-Cola Flow Fest

Coca-Cola Flow Fest is an annual reggaetón and urban music festival held at the Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez in Mexico City, first held in 2017 and called the world's largest urban music festival.

CocaNButter

CocaNButter (코카앤버터) is a South Korean all-female dance crew that rose to fame on Mnet's Street Woman Fighter in 2021 and signed with MLD Entertainment in 2022.

Cocek

Cocek, or Čoček, is a fast Balkan dance and music genre of Ottoman origin, popularized by the Roma and performed at weddings in Serbia, Bulgaria, Macedonia, and Albania.

COCO ARGENTEE

Coco Argentée, born Corine Céline Ntyame in 1982, is a Cameroonian singer-songwriter living in Belgium whose music blends bikutsi, zouk, and drill; she debuted with the album Nostalgie in 2010.

Coco Lee

Coco Lee (李玟, Ferren Lee, 1975–2023) was a Chinese American Mandopop singer who signed with Sony in 1996, sold 1.8 million copies of Di Da Di, released the English album Just No Other Way, and in 2001 became the first Chinese singer to perform at the Oscars.

Coco Raízes de Arcoverde

Coco Raízes de Arcoverde, also billed as Samba de Coco Raízes de Arcoverde, is a Brazilian samba de coco group formed in Arcoverde, Pernambuco, in 1992.

Cocoa Tea

Cocoa Tea was the stage name of a Jamaican dancehall and reggae singer, born 1959 in Clarendon, known for smooth vocals and hits like "Riker's Island".

Cocona (rapper)

Cocona (心那, ココナ; born Akiyama Kokona, 2005) is the Japanese main rapper and youngest member of XG under XGALX, debuted 2022 with "Tippy Toes"; transmasculine non-binary, known for a precise low-end rap tone, the GALZ XYPHER cyphers, and THE CORE (2026).

Code Orange (band)

Code Orange (formerly Code Orange Kids) is a Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania metal band formed in 2008, known for metalcore fused with industrial and electronic elements, two Best Metal Performance Grammy nominations, and a 2025 hiatus.

Código FN

Código FN is a Regional Mexican norteño group from Tamarindo, Sinaloa, Mexico, formed in 2008, led by Ernesto "Tito" León, and known for Billboard chart entries.

Coheed and Cambria

Coheed and Cambria: American progressive rock/metal band from Nyack, New York, formed 1995 as Shabutie. Nearly all albums tell Claudio Sanchez's sci-fi saga The Amory Wars; 2005's Good Apollo Vol. 1 hit Billboard number seven.

Coi Leray

Coi Leray (Coi Leray Collins, born 1997) is an American rapper and singer from Boston, daughter of Benzino, known for "No More Parties," "Players," and the albums Trendsetter (2022) and COI (2023), with two 2024 Grammy nominations.

Coke Studio

Coke Studio, also known as Coke Studio Pakistan (کوک اسٹوڈیو), is a Pakistani televised music franchise, first broadcast in 2008, fusing pop, rock, Sufi, and folk traditions.

Coki & Joker

Coki & Joker, also known as Coki b2b Joker, is a back-to-back DJ billing of UK dubstep artists Coki and Joker, billed at Dekmantel Festival 2025 in Amsterdam.

Coldcut

Coldcut is a British electronic duo of Matt Black and Jonathan More, formed 1986, pioneers of sample-based cut'n'paste production, creators of the Paid in Full remix, and founders of the Ninja Tune label in 1990.

Colde

Colde (콜드; born Kim Hee-soo in 1994) is a South Korean alternative R&B singer-songwriter who began in the duo Offonoff, debuted solo in 2018, and founded the label Wavy.

Cole Knight

Cole Knight is an American DJ, producer, and vocalist based in Miami, known for house and tech house releases on Higher Ground, Factory 93, and other labels.

Colet (singer)

Colet (Ma. Nicolette Vergara, born 2001, Tagbilaran City, Bohol) is a Filipino singer, main vocalist, lead dancer, and lead rapper of the P-pop girl group BINI, known for songwriting and OPM advocacy.

Coliseo José Miguel Agrelot (El Choli)

The Coliseo José Miguel Agrelot, known as El Choli, is Puerto Rico's largest indoor arena in San Juan, opened in 2004 and called the Cathedral of Reggaetón.

Coliseo Roberto Clemente

The Coliseo Roberto Clemente is an indoor arena in San Juan, Puerto Rico, opened in the early 1970s and named for baseball player Roberto Clemente, hosting sports and concerts.

Collie Buddz

Collie Buddz (Colin Patrick Harper, born 1984) is a Bermudian reggae/dancehall artist behind "Come Around" and the albums Collie Buddz (2007), Good Life, Hybrid, and Take It Easy, distinct from other namesakes.

Combo Chimbita

Combo Chimbita is a New York quartet of Colombian-diaspora musicians blending cumbia, Afro-Caribbean rhythms, and psychedelia with electronics; their albums include Abya Yala (2017) and IRÉ (2022).

COMEBACK MY DAUGHTERS

COMEBACK MY DAUGHTERS (カムバック・マイ・ドーターズ) is a Japanese rock band formed in 1998, known for blending a 1990s emo background with folk, alternative, and country styles across a career exceeding 25 years.

Common (rapper)

Common (Lonnie Rashid Lynn Jr., born 1972, formerly Common Sense) is a Chicago rapper, actor, and activist known for Resurrection, Be, the Oscar-winning song Glory, and 2024's The Auditorium, Vol. 1 with Pete Rock.

Cómo Te Atreves

"Cómo Te Atreves" (Como Te Atreves) is a song by the Colombian pop band Morat, released in 2015 and their breakout hit in Spain, reaching number one on Los 40 Principales in 2016.

Company Flow (group)

Company Flow is an American hip hop trio formed in 1992 in Queens, New York, whose debut album Funcrusher Plus made them underground rap leaders.

Compas

Compás is the repeating rhythmic cycle on which flamenco's metered styles are built, combining binary and ternary meters into 12-beat patterns with fixed accents that singer, guitarist, and dancer share.