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Chon (band)
Chon (CHON) is an American instrumental math rock band formed in 2008 in San Diego, named for Carbon, Hydrogen, Oxygen, Nitrogen. Albums Grow (2015), Homey (2017), Chon (2019) on Sumerian Records.
Choom (춤) (EP)
Choom (춤, CHOOM) is BABYMONSTER's third mini album, released May 4, 2026 by YG Entertainment; four tracks (MOON, CHOOM, I LIKE IT, LOCKED IN), about 750,000 copies sold, a 200-million-view MV, and the namesake 2026-27 world tour.
Choom World Tour
Choom World Tour (2026-27 BABYMONSTER WORLD TOUR [춤 (CHOOM)]) is the second world tour of K-pop girl group BABYMONSTER, named for its third EP CHOOM; it opened June 26-28, 2026 in Seoul and spans 30 shows in 18 cities on five continents, including a first dome concert at Kyocera Dome Osaka drawing 90,000.
Choosin' Texas
Choosin' Texas is a 2025 country song by Ella Langley, co-written with Miranda Lambert, Luke Dick, and Joybeth Taylor. It spent 23 weeks at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100, the longest run in the chart's history, and was the first song to top Country Airplay, Hot Country Songs, and the Hot 100 simultaneously.
Chop Suey!
"Chop Suey!" is a 2001 song by the American metal band System of a Down, written by Daron Malakian and Serj Tankian as the lead single from Toxicity.
Chopped and screwed
Chopped and screwed is a hip-hop remixing technique pioneered by DJ Screw (Robert Earl Davis Jr.) in Houston in the early 1990s: slowing tracks to about 60-70 BPM and chopping phrases via dual-turntable crossfading, spread nationally through Screw Tapes, Swishahouse, and later Drake, A$AP Rocky, and film scores.
Chora Me Liga (João Bosco & Vinicius song)
"Chora, me liga" is a sertanejo universitário song by the Brazilian duo João Bosco & Vinícius, written by Euler Coelho and released in 2009 on the album Curtição.
Choral festival
A choral festival is an organized public event where choirs perform in graded competition before adjudicators, or as a non-competitive showcase with workshops and shared concerts.
Chord (music)
Chord (music): three or more distinct pitches sounded together, the basic unit of Western harmony, built mostly by stacking thirds into triads (major, minor, diminished, augmented) with inversions, extensions, and suspension variants.
Chord progression
A chord progression, also called a chord change, is a series of chords played one after another, forming the harmonic backbone of a piece or song.
Chosen Few Picnic & Festival
The Chosen Few Picnic & Festival, also the Chosen Few DJs Picnic, is an annual house music festival held in Jackson Park on Chicago's South Side since 1990.
ChouCho
ChouCho (ちょうちょ) is a Japanese singer from Suita, Osaka, known for anime theme songs including Hyouka and Girls und Panzer, who debuted on Lantis in 2011.
Chowdiah Memorial Hall
Chowdiah Memorial Hall, also known as Chowdaiah Memorial Hall, is a concert hall in Bengaluru, India, built in the shape of a seven-stringed violin and opened in 1980.
Chowon
Chowon (초원; real name Han Chowon, born 2002 in Seoul) is a South Korean singer, main vocalist of the girl group LIGHTSUM, and a confirmed Produce 48 vote-manipulation victim.
Chris Adler
Chris Adler (born 1972, Washington DC) is an American metal drummer, founding member of Lamb of God (via Burn the Priest) and Megadeth's 2015-2016 guest drummer on the Grammy-winning Dystopia; self-taught, left-handed on a right-handed kit.
Chris Avantgarde
Chris Avantgarde is the professional name of Christian Vornweg, a German DJ and producer based in London, best known for the 2022 hit "Consciousness" with Anyma.
Chris Baio
Chris Baio (born 1984), also known as Baio, is the Vampire Weekend bassist and a synth-pop solo artist on Glassnote; albums The Names, Man of the World, Dead Hand Control, plus the C.Y.M. side project.
Chris Barnes (musician)
Chris Barnes (born 1967, Buffalo, NY), American death metal vocalist; founding singer of Cannibal Corpse (1988-1995) and frontman of Six Feet Under; known for pioneering the deep guttural growl and gore lyrics; not the LinkedIn coach or footballer of the same name.
Chris Barron
Chris Barron (born 1968) is the American lead singer and lyricist of the Spin Doctors, whose 1991 album Pocket Full of Kryptonite and hit "Two Princes" made him famous; also a solo artist and member of the Canoes.
Chris Blackwell
Chris Blackwell, born in London in 1937 and raised in Jamaica, is a British-Jamaican entrepreneur who founded Island Records and signed Bob Marley to the label.
Chris Botti
Chris Botti (born 1962) is an American trumpeter and composer known for a lyrical style blending jazz with pop, winning the 2013 Grammy for Best Pop Instrumental Album for Impressions.
Chris Brown
Chris Brown (born 1989, Tappahannock, Virginia) is an American R&B singer and dancer whose 2005 debut and "Run It!" made him a teen star; two-time Grammy winner (F.A.M.E., 11:11 Deluxe), 12 studio albums, with convictions including the 2009 Rihanna assault and a 2026 affray plea.
Chris Brown (album)
Chris Brown is the self-titled debut studio album by American R&B singer Chris Brown, released in 2005 by Jive Records when he was 16 years old.
Chris Brown discography
Chris Brown discography: 13 studio albums 2005-2026, from the 2005 debut through Grammy Best R&B Album winners F.A.M.E. and 11:11 to BROWN (2026), his 12th solo album on RCA.
Chris Carrabba
Chris Carrabba (born 1975, West Hartford, CT), aka Christopher Ender Carrabba, is the singer-songwriter behind Dashboard Confessional, founded 1999, and formerly frontman of Further Seems Forever; a defining early-2000s emo figure.
Chris Chaney
Chris Chaney is an American session bassist and Berklee alumnus, formerly of Alanis Morissette's band and Jane's Addiction, now AC/DC's bassist, with film scoring and NHC credits.
Chris Cornell
Chris Cornell (1964-2017), American rock singer and songwriter, frontman of Soundgarden, Temple of the Dog, and Audioslave; wrote Superunknown and the Bond theme You Know My Name, won two Grammys, died May 2017.
Chris Curtis (musician)
Chris Curtis (Christopher Crummy/Crummey, 1941-2005), English drummer, singer, and songwriter with Merseybeat band the Searchers; left in 1966, formed Roundabout, which became Deep Purple, then worked as a civil servant.
Chris Daughtry
Chris Daughtry, American rock singer from North Carolina, fourth-place finalist on American Idol season 5 (2006); fronts the band Daughtry, whose 2006 debut was the fastest-selling debut rock album in SoundScan history, reached No. 1 on the Billboard 200, and was certified 6x platinum.
Chris de Burgh
Chris de Burgh is a British-Irish singer-songwriter of story-driven pop and rock, known for The Lady in Red, the 1974 debut album Far Beyond These Castle Walls, and the 2024 50th-anniversary album 50.