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Brett Scallions
Brett Scallions (born 1971, Brownsville, Tennessee) is an American rock singer and guitarist, original frontman of Fuel (1993–2006, 2010–2020), voice of "Shimmer" and "Hemorrhage (In My Hands)", later singer of Riders on the Storm with Doors members Manzarek and Krieger and of World Fire Brigade; not to be confused with other Bretts.
Brett Young (singer)
Brett Charles Young (born 1981, Anaheim, California) is an American country singer-songwriter, the "Caliville" artist behind seven straight No. 1 singles including "In Case You Didn't Know" and albums Brett Young, Ticket to L.A., and 2.0.
Brian Auger
Brian Auger (born 18 July 1939) is a British Hammond B-3 organist and pianist, leader of the Trinity and Oblivion Express, whose 1968 hit 'This Wheel's on Fire' and the album Closer to It! earned him the title Godfather of Acid Jazz; distinct from the Pierre Auger Observatory.
Brian Bell
Brian Bell, American guitarist, keyboardist, and backing vocalist of Weezer since the 1994 Blue Album, replacing Jason Cropper; also leads The Relationship, plays Gibson guitars, and uses E-flat Weezer tuning.
Brian Burkheiser
Brian Burkheiser is the American clean vocalist who co-founded Michigan metalcore band I Prevail in 2013, sang on Lifelines, Trauma and True Power, and left in May 2025 to launch his solo project Scatterbrain.
Brian Connolly
Brian Connolly (Brian Francis Connolly) was a Scottish singer, lead singer of glam rock band the Sweet from 1968 to 1979, singing "Blockbuster" and "Ballroom Blitz".
Brian Eno
Brian Eno (born 1948), English musician, producer, and visual artist; founding Roxy Music member who coined ambient music with Music for Airports (1978), devised Oblique Strategies, and produced Bowie, Talking Heads, and U2.
Brian Epstein
Brian Samuel Epstein (1934–1967) was an English music entrepreneur, head of the NEMS record shops in Liverpool, who discovered the Beatles and managed them from 1962 until his death in 1967.
Brian Fallon
Brian Fallon (born 1980, Red Bank, New Jersey) is the Gaslight Anthem's frontman and a solo artist fusing punk and heartland rock; albums include The '59 Sound, Handwritten, Painkillers, and Not Bad for New Jersey.
Brian Harvey
Brian Harvey (Brian Lee Harvey, born 1974) is an English singer, lead vocalist of 1990s boy band East 17 ("Stay Another Day"); sacked 1997 over an ecstasy interview, later E-17 and solo artist.
Brian Hyland
Brian Hyland (born 1943) is an American pop singer, also known for bubblegum pop, whose "Itsy Bitsy Teenie Weenie Yellow Polka Dot Bikini" hit US number 1 in 1960 and "Sealed with a Kiss" peaked UK number 3 in 1962.
Brian Johnson
Brian Johnson, also known as Brian Francis Johnson, is an English singer born in 1947 in Gateshead, England, lead vocalist of AC/DC since 1980, formerly of Geordie.
Brian Jones
Brian Jones (28 February 1942 – 3 July 1969): English multi-instrumentalist who founded the Rolling Stones in 1962, named them after Muddy Waters' "Rollin' Stone", led their early blues sound, was dismissed in June 1969, and died weeks later; death ruled misadventure.
Brian Justin Crum
Brian Justin Crum, American singer and actor from San Diego, Broadway performer (Wicked, Next to Normal, We Will Rock You) and fourth-place finisher on America's Got Talent 2016, whose Creep cover drew 100 million views and whose Show Me Love hit number two on a Billboard dance chart.
Brian Littrell
Brian Thomas Littrell (born 1975, Lexington, Kentucky) is a Backstreet Boys member and contemporary Christian solo artist whose 2006 album Welcome Home and the single "In Christ Alone" won a 2006 GMA Music Award.
Brian Marshall
Brian Marshall is an American rock bassist, founding member of Creed and bassist of Alter Bridge with Myles Kennedy and Mark Tremonti; left Creed in 2000, rejoined in 2009, plays Sadowsky and Music Man StingRay 5 basses. Not the Broadway Cares development officer of the same name.
Brian May
Brian May is Queen's lead guitarist and an astrophysicist who worked with NASA's New Horizons team. Distinguishable from the Red Special guitar itself, which he built with his father Harold from fireplace mantel wood.
Brian McFadden
Brian McFadden, Irish singer-songwriter and TV presenter born 1980 in Dublin; original Westlife member 1998-2004 with twelve UK number-one singles, then solo hits "Real to Me" and "Almost Here", and Boyzlife with Keith Duffy since 2016.
Brian McKnight
Brian McKnight (born 1969, Buffalo, New York) is an American R&B singer-songwriter, producer, and multi-instrumentalist known for "Back at One" (No. 2 Hot 100), "One Last Cry," and "6, 8, 12"; he holds 17 Grammy nominations without a win and has sold over 25 million albums.
Brian Molko
Brian Molko (born 1972, Brussels, Belgium) is the singer, guitarist, and main songwriter of Placebo, the London alternative rock band formed in 1994 with Stefan Olsdal, known for androgynous glam image, "Nancy Boy", Bowie patronage, and 12 million albums sold.
Brian Robertson (guitarist)
Brian 'Robbo' Robertson, Scottish guitarist born 1956 in Glasgow, Thin Lizzy twin-lead partner to Scott Gorham (Jailbreak, Live and Dangerous), later Motörhead's Another Perfect Day guitarist and Wild Horses founder.
Brian Setzer
Brian Setzer (born 1959), Long Island guitarist and vocalist, founded the Stray Cats rockabilly trio and the Brian Setzer Orchestra; 3 Grammy wins, 13 million records, 1959 Gretsch 6120 signature guitars.
Brian Tovar
Brian Tovar, born 2003 in California, is an American bassist and backing vocalist of regional Mexican band Eslabón Armado, known for "Ella Baila Sola", the first Música Mexicana Hot 100 Top 10 hit.
Brian Welch
Brian "Head" Welch (born 1970) is an American guitarist, founding member of nu metal band Korn, leader of Love and Death, memoirist of Save Me from Myself, and Korn member again since 2013.
Brian Wilson
Brian Wilson (1942–2025) was the American songwriter, arranger, and producer who co-founded the Beach Boys, created Pet Sounds and Good Vibrations, and completed the long-shelved album Smile in 2004.
Brian Wilson Band
Brian Wilson Band: the backing group, formed 1999 around the Wondermints, that supported Beach Boy Brian Wilson's solo tours, Pet Sounds Symphony Tour, and Live at the Roxy Theatre.
Brian Wilson Presents Smile
Brian Wilson Presents Smile is a 2004 studio album by Brian Wilson that completes SMiLE, the legendary Beach Boys project abandoned in 1967, released by Nonesuch Records.
Briana Corrigan
Briana Corrigan (born 1965, Belfast) is a Northern Irish singer-songwriter, the first female vocalist of The Beautiful South (1988–1992), singer on the band's only UK number one, "A Little Time"; later a solo artist and touring performer.
Brick House (song)
"Brick House" is a 1977 funk song by the Commodores from their self-titled Motown album, written by all six members, sung by Walter "Clyde" Orange, driven by Ronald LaPread's bass line, reaching number 5 on the Billboard Hot 100.
Bridge (music)
Bridge (music), also called middle 8: a contrasting song section, usually after the second chorus, with new melody, chords, and lyrics, leading back to the final chorus in verse-chorus and AABA forms.