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Ed Sheeran discography
The Ed Sheeran discography covers the English singer-songwriter's eight studio albums from + (2011) to Play (2025), 65 singles, and over 200 million records sold worldwide.
EDC China
EDC China (雏菊电音嘉年华), or Electric Daisy Carnival China, is the Chinese edition of Insomniac's Electric Daisy Carnival festival, first held in Shanghai in 2018 and later in Zhuhai and Suzhou.
EDC Japan
EDC Japan, or Electric Daisy Carnival Japan, is a dance-music festival held at ZOZO Marine Stadium in Chiba from 2017 to 2019, drawing about 80,000 per edition.
EDC Orlando 2019
EDC Orlando 2019 was the ninth edition of the Electric Daisy Carnival Orlando EDM festival at Tinker Field in Orlando, Florida, its first three-day edition, drawing roughly 225,000 attendees.
EDC Week
EDC Week, or Electric Daisy Carnival Week, is a week-long series of pool parties and nightclub shows across Las Vegas staged by Insomniac around its EDC festival.
Eddi Reader
Eddi Reader (Sadenia Reader, born 1959, Glasgow) is a Scottish singer-songwriter, frontwoman of Fairground Attraction ("Perfect," 1988 UK number one) and a solo artist whose 1994 album won a BRIT Award; MBE 2006; Burns interpreter; band reunited 2024.
Eddie and the Hot Rods
Eddie and the Hot Rods, English pub rock band from Southend, Essex, formed 1975, bridging pub rock and UK punk. Biggest hit: "Do Anything You Wanna Do" (UK number 9, 1977). Frontman Barrie Masters died 2019; the band continues with Ian Dean on vocals.
Eddie Cochran
Eddie Cochran (Ray Edward Cochran, 1938-1960), American rockabilly and rock and roll guitarist-singer of "Summertime Blues" and "Twenty Flight Rock"; died in a 1960 English car crash; Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee 1987, distinct from Hank and Wayne Cochran.
Eddie Fisher
Eddie Fisher names two mid-century American figures: Edwin Jack Fisher (1928–2010), the Philadelphia-born traditional pop vocalist with 22 Top Ten hits who married Debbie Reynolds then Elizabeth Taylor, and Eddie Gene Fisher (1936–2025), a knuckleball MLB reliever and 1965 All-Star.
Eddie Halliwell
Eddie Halliwell is a British hard dance and trance DJ from Wigan, England, twice named Mixmag DJ of the Year and creator of the Fire It Up radio show.
Eddie Harris
Eddie Harris (1934-1996) was a Chicago jazz tenor saxophonist, composer, and instrument inventor. Known for the million-selling "Exodus," "Freedom Jazz Dance" (recorded by Miles Davis), the Varitone electric saxophone, and the 1969 Montreux album Swiss Movement with Les McCann.
Eddie Hazel
Eddie Hazel (Edward Earl Hazel, 1950–1992), original lead guitarist of Parliament-Funkadelic, famed for the one-take 10-minute solo on Funkadelic's 1971 "Maggot Brain"; solo album Game, Dames and Guitar Thangs (1977); Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee (1997).
Eddie Kendricks
Eddie Kendricks (Edward James Kendrick, 1939-1992), American falsetto tenor, founding lead singer of Motown's Temptations (1961-1971) on "The Way You Do the Things You Do" and "Just My Imagination," then a solo star with "Keep On Truckin'" and "Boogie Down."
Eddie Kramer
Eddie Kramer (Edwin H. Kramer, born 1942, Cape Town) is a South African-born recording engineer and producer known for Jimi Hendrix, Led Zeppelin II, Kiss's Alive!, and designing Electric Lady Studios, distinct from the guitar brand Kramer.
Eddie Levert
Eddie Levert (Edward Levert), born 1942 in Bessemer, Alabama, is the founding lead vocalist of Philadelphia soul group the O'Jays, known for "Back Stabbers" and "Love Train," a Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee (2005), father of Gerald and Sean Levert.
Eddie Money
Eddie Money, born Edward Joseph Mahoney (1949–2019), was an American rock singer-songwriter whose Top 40 hits included "Baby Hold On," "Two Tickets to Paradise," and "Take Me Home Tonight."
Eddie Perfect
Eddie Perfect (born 1977, Melbourne) is an Australian composer, lyricist, actor, and comedian; Tony-nominated for Beetlejuice's score, Helpmann winner for Shane Warne: The Musical, and Mick Holland on Offspring.
Eddie Rabbitt
Eddie Rabbitt (Edward Thomas Rabbitt, 1941–1998), American country singer-songwriter from Brooklyn and East Orange, New Jersey. Wrote "Kentucky Rain" for Elvis Presley and "Pure Love" for Ronnie Milsap; 26 country No. 1s and the Hot 100 crossover hit "I Love a Rainy Night."
Eddie Van Halen
Eddie Van Halen (Edward Lodewijk Van Halen, 1955-2020), Dutch-born American guitarist who co-founded Van Halen in 1974, popularized two-handed tapping on "Eruption," built the striped Frankenstrat, held three US patents, and sold over 80 million records.
Eddie Vedder
Eddie Vedder (Edward Louis Seversen III), born 1964 in Evanston, Illinois, is the American singer, guitarist, and primary lyricist of Pearl Jam since 1990, known for the Momma-Son demo tape, the Temple of the Dog 'Hunger Strike' duet, and his Golden Globe-winning Into the Wild soundtrack.
Eddy Arnold
Eddy Arnold (1918–2008), the "Tennessee Plowboy," was an American country singer who pioneered the pop-crooning Nashville Sound, scoring 147 country chart singles with 28 number ones and selling over 85 million records.
Eddy de Pretto
Eddy de Pretto is a French singer-songwriter blending chanson and rap, born in 1991, who broke through with the EP Kid and the number-one album Cure.
Eddy Grant
Eddy Grant is a Guyanese-British singer and producer who founded the pop group The Equals and created the Caribbean genres soca and ringbang.
Eddy Kenzo
Eddy Kenzo (Edrisah Musuuza), Ugandan dancehall/Afropop singer from Masaka, first Uganda-based Grammy nominee; known for Stamina (2010), viral Sitya Loss (2014), 2015 BET Award, and independent Big Talent Entertainment label.
Eddy Wally
Eddy Wally (Eduard René Van De Walle, 1932-2016), Flemish schlager singer from Zelzate, self-styled "Voice of Europe", famous for "Chérie" (1966) and his campy Liberace-like persona.
Edele Lynch
Edele Lynch, Irish singer and lead vocalist of B*Witched (with twin Keavy, Lindsay Armaou, Sinéad O'Carroll), scored four consecutive UK number-one singles, later formed Barbarellas and wrote for Xenomania.
Edelweiss (song)
"Edelweiss" is a 1959 Rodgers & Hammerstein show tune from The Sound of Music, sung by Captain von Trapp; often mistaken for an Austrian folk song or anthem, it was Hammerstein's last lyric.
Eden (Irish musician)
EDEN is Irish singer, songwriter, and producer Jonathon Ng (born 1995 or 1996, Dublin), formerly The Eden Project. Known for indie electronic, alternative R&B albums vertigo, no future, ICYMI, and Dark on his label MCMXCV.
Eden (music)
Eden, also known as Eden Ibiza, is a nightclub in San Antonio, Ibiza, Spain, opened in 1999 and ranked No. 61 in DJ Mag's 2022 Top 100 Clubs.
Eden Golan (עדן גולן)
Eden Golan (עדן גולן), Israeli singer, won HaKokhav HaBa 2024 and represented Israel at Eurovision 2024 in Malmö with "Hurricane" (originally "October Rain"), finishing fifth amid protests and tight security.