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Bang Chan
Bang Chan (방찬; Christopher Chan Bang, born 1997) is the Korean-Australian leader, producer, and main songwriter of Stray Kids under JYP Entertainment, 3RACHA member (CB97), and K-pop's most credited idol on KOMCA.
BanG Dream! (バンドリ！)
BanG Dream! (バンドリ！, Bandori) is Bushiroad's Japanese girls-band media mix: anime, the Girls Band Party! rhythm game, comics, and real concerts by voice-actress bands such as Poppin'Party, Roselia, MyGO!!!!!, and Ave Mujica.
Bang Min-ah (방민아)
Bang Min-ah (방민아), known as Minah, born 1993, is a South Korean singer and actress: Girl's Day main vocalist from July 2010, solo debut 2015 with I Am a Woman Too, actress in Beautiful Gong Shim and Snowball, signed to SM C&C.
Bang on a Can
Bang on a Can: New York new-music organization founded 1987 by composers Michael Gordon, David Lang, and Julia Wolfe; known for 12-hour Marathons, the Bang on a Can All-Stars ensemble (1992), Cantaloupe label, People's Commissioning Fund, and Long Play festival.
Bang Si-hyuk (방시혁)
Bang Si-hyuk (방시혁), "Hitman Bang," is the South Korean founder of Big Hit Entertainment, builder of BTS, and chairman of HYBE, referred to prosecutors in 2026 over alleged IPO-related fraudulent trading.
Bang Ye-dam (방예담)
Bang Ye-dam (방예담), also romanized Bang Yedam, is a South Korean singer and producer, K-Pop Star 2 runner-up, former TREASURE main vocalist under YG, now a GF Entertainment soloist with EPs Only One and GOOD ViBES.
Bang Yong Guk
Bang Yong Guk (방용국) is a South Korean rapper who led the boy group B.A.P from 2012 to 2018 and has worked as a solo artist since.
Bang Your Head!!!
Bang Your Head!!! (BYH) was a heavy metal festival in Balingen, southern Germany, first staged in 1996, drawing up to 12,000 fans daily before ending after Covid-era cancellations.
Bangaranga
Bangaranga is an up-tempo dance-pop song by Bulgarian singer DARA (Darina Yotova) that won Eurovision 2026 in Vienna with 516 points, Bulgaria's first victory.
Bangerz
Bangerz is Miley Cyrus's fourth studio album, released October 8, 2013 on RCA Records, executive produced by Mike Will Made It. Her first non-Disney album with an R&B and hip-hop sound, it yielded "We Can't Stop" (No. 2) and "Wrecking Ball" (her first No. 1).
Bangladesh Shilpakala Academy
Bangladesh Shilpakala Academy (বাংলাদেশ শিল্পকলা একাডেমি) is Bangladesh's national academy of fine and performing arts, founded in Dhaka in 1974 and known for the Asian Art Biennale.
Bangladeshi band music
Bangladeshi band music, also known as Bangla band, is the tradition of self-written, guitar-driven songs by bands in Bangladesh, begun after the 1971 liberation war by Azam Khan's band Uccharon.
Bangladeshi rock
Bangladeshi rock is the rock and heavy metal scene of Bangladesh, growing from 1970s post-independence bands into a Bengali-metal movement led by Rockstrata and Warfaze.
Banglar Mati Banglar Jol
Banglar Mati Banglar Jol (বাংলার মাটি বাংলার জল) is a 1905 prayer song by Rabindranath Tagore and the official state song of West Bengal since 2023.
Banished by Sin
Banished by Sin (2024) is Deicide's thirteenth studio album and first in six years, released on Reigning Phoenix Music; 12 tracks, 38:59, live-style production, AI cover art controversy.
Banjo
The banjo is a plucked string instrument with a drum-like body covered by a membrane head, created by enslaved Africans in the Caribbean and colonial North America.
Banjo ukulele
Banjo ukulele (banjolele, banjo uke): four-string hybrid with a banjo body and drum head, ukulele neck and G-C-E-A tuning, invented around 1916 (Bolander or Keech), trademarked Banjulele by Alvin D. Keech, peaked in the 1920s-30s, popularized by George Formby.
Bank Band
Bank Band is a Japanese charity music project formed in 2004 by producer Kobayashi Takeshi and Mr.Children vocalist Sakurai Kazutoshi to support the nonprofit ap bank.
Bankroll Fresh
Bankroll Fresh (Trentavious Zamon White, born 1987), also Yung Fresh, Atlanta trap rapper; mixtapes Street Motivation, Life of a Hot Boy; "Hot Boy"; killed March 4, 2016.
Banks (singer)
Banks (Jillian Rose Banks, born 1988, Orange County, California) is an American alternative R&B/electropop singer-songwriter, known for the gold 2014 debut Goddess, the platinum single "Beggin for Thread", five studio albums, and an independent career since 2021.
Banks of the Trinity
Banks of the Trinity is Cody Johnson's tenth studio album, a 16-track country record released June 26, 2026 on COJO Music/Warner Records Nashville, produced by Trent Willmon, featuring Luke Combs and Brothers Osborne and themed on his East Texas childhood.
Banku music
Banku music is a genre term coined by Nigerian singer Mr Eazi for his signature sound, a fusion of Ghanaian highlife grooves and bounces with Nigerian chord progressions, plus R&B, hip-hop, and pop.
Banky W.
Banky W. (Olubankole Wellington), Nigerian R&B singer, actor, and politician; co-founder of Empire Mates Entertainment (EME), Wizkid's former label, later a media agency; star of The Wedding Party; 2023 House of Representatives candidate.
Banners (ΞRS) (musician)
BANNERS (BANNΞRS), stage name of Michael Joseph Nelson (born 1986), is an English indie-pop singer-songwriter from Liverpool, formerly of the Liverpool Cathedral Choir, based in Toronto; known for "Someone to You" and albums Where the Shadow Ends (2019) and All Back to Mine (2024).
BAP
BAP, officially Niedeckens BAP since 2014, is a Cologne rock band founded in 1976 by Wolfgang Niedecken that sings in Kölsch and holds 13 German number-one albums.
Bappa Majumder
Bappa Majumder, also known as Bappa Mazumder (Bengali: বাপ্পা মজুমদার), is a Bangladeshi singer, lyricist, and composer born in 1972 who fronts the band Dalchhut.
Bappi Lahiri
Bappi Lahiri (Alokesh Lahiri, 1952–2022), Indian music director and singer called the Disco King, pioneered disco in Bollywood with Disco Dancer (1982), Namak Halaal, and Sharaabi, winning the Filmfare Award and 2018 Lifetime Achievement honor.
Baptism (Lenny Kravitz album)
Baptism (2004) is Lenny Kravitz's seventh studio album, on Virgin Records, following Lenny (2001). Originally planned as a funk record, it became a back-to-basics rock album; Kravitz wrote, produced, arranged and performed all 13 tracks, with guests David Sanborn and Jay-Z.
Bar (music)
Bar (music): the vertical barline dividing a staff into measures, each holding the beats set by the time signature; also called measure (US). Covers terminology, notation conventions, and history from mensural notation to modern use.
Bar Bar Bar
"Bar Bar Bar" (빠빠빠) is a 2013 single by South Korean girl group Crayon Pop, whose viral "helmet dance" made it the group's first chart-topper.