Nashville based singer/songwriter. Sister of Steve.

Alternative country/rock musician. Brother of Stacey.

Five-piece, all male band from Nottingham, UK.

Earthtribe is a UK outfit doing fusion electronica.

Frontman of the former group, Let's Active, famous for the cult "Every Word Means No" song. He is perhaps best known for his production work. He has worked on albums by groups such as R.E.M, Pavement, and the Hummingbirds.

American folk-rock guitarist and singer/songwriter.

Eden's Crush was created in the US version of the television show 'Popstars'.

Rock band from Dallas, Texas.

Long Island-based ska-pop septet.

Contemporary country singer from Clinton, Mississippi, US.

Los Angeles-based alternative group centered on the works of singer/songwriter/instrumentalist E (occasionally known as Mark Oliver Everett).

Viking metal group based in Haugesund, Norway.

Former lead singer of American Music Club, now working solo.

Sites about the '80s Fort Worth punk rock band.

Swedish singer.

Five-piece Ohio-based band formed in early 1991.

Melancholy band from Manchester, England. The group's first album, "Asleep in the Back," was shortlisted for the Mercury Music Prize.

Six-piece rock band from the United Kingdom.

UK pop/rock band.

Duo of Bernard Sumner (New Order) and Johnny Marr (ex-Smiths).

Danny Elfman was the former lead singer of Los Angeles based rock band Oingo Boingo and now is a full time film composer. Afer writing the score to Tim Burton's BATMAN, Danny Elfman was launched into superstar status in the film music world - even after though he had written such popular scores for Burton's previous films PEE-WEE'S BIG ADVENTURE and BEETLEJUICE. It wasn't until BATMAN that Elfman achieved status as a formidable composer. Danny Elfman has since written some of the most popular scores of the last decade - BATMAN RETURNS, EDWARD SCISSORHANDS, SOMMERSBY, BLACK BEAUTY and MARS ATTACKS! Since then his composing style has shifted from largely symphonic works to more darkly personal and smaller scores like DEAD PRESIDENTS, TO DIE FOR and recently A SIMPLE PLAN. Danny Elfman received his first two Academy Award nominations for Best Dramatic and Best Original Comedy scores for GOOD WILL HUNTING and MEN IN BLACK. Since then he has written music for Sam Raimi's A SIMPLE PLAN, Steve Zaillian's A CIVIL ACTION and Jon Turtletaub's INSTINCT.

Female singer/songwriter, from Alabama, US.

Emerson, Lake & Palmer

Iraqi singer/songwriter.

El Vez performs a high octane blend of Mexican popular culture, Memphis kitsch and grass roots politics. Wrapped up in the glitz and glamour emblematic of Elvis culture, his thoughtful commentaries upon Mexican-American history, border politics and the plight of the barrio entertain both ideas and the senses.

Four-piece indie/rock band from High Wycombe, UK.

Eminem REAL NAME: Marshall Mathers Alter Ego: Slim Shady Shady's Circle: Wife, Kim; daughter, Hailie Jade Birth date: October 17, 1972 Sign: Libra Hometown: It's complicated: Eminem was born in St. Joseph, Missouri, but traveled back and forth between Detroit and Kansas City until eventually moving to the East Side of Detroit at age 12 with his now-litigious mother, Debbie Information: In a few short months, Eminem has gone from being one of the most heralded emcees in independent hip-hop to one of the most provocative, controversial rappers in contemporary pop music. The overnight success of his debut album, The Slim Shady LP, literally rocked the rap world, making him one of the biggest music success stories of 1999. But Eminem is more than the latest rap artist to blow up. He's spent the last several years paying his dues, and his lyrics, which cover topics such as poverty and single parenthood, reflect a rough upbringing. His unlikely acceptance by the pop mainstream has made some wonder how his popularity will affect the future of hip-hop music. Before he had the world singing along to "My Name Is..," he was Marshall Mathers, a poor kid growing up in Warren, Mich. "It's like the real, stereotypical, trailer park, white trash," Eminem told Rap Pages earlier this year. As a child, he and his mother moved constantly, staying at relatives' homes in places as disparate as Warren and Kansas City, Mo. As a result, Marshall found it difficult to make friends, and he retreated into his comic books and television. "I didn't really start opening up until eighth grade, going into ninth," he said. When Mathers was 12, his mother finally settled down on the east side of Detroit. There, he attended Lincoln Junior High School and Osbourne High School, hanging out with friends and listening to artists like LL Cool J and the 2 Live Crew. He battled against other rappers at his high school, and quickly gained a reputation as a nimble rhymer. But his penchant for skipping school led him to fail the ninth grade. After dropping out of high school, he held down several odd jobs, while continuing to work on his craft. "I tried to go back to school five years ago," he said, "but I couldn't do it. I just wanted to rap and be a star one day."

Metal band from Miami, Florida.

Los Angeles-based band led by A Perfect Circle guitarist Troy Van Leeuwen.

Irish rock band.

Enigma is a musical experiment by European musician Michael Cretu, originally done under a pseudonym (Curly M.C.). It combines samples with some ethereal music leading to a very unique sound. While extremely popular in Europe, with many singles being released and getting quite a bit of radio play, in the United States there's been much less attention, with minimal play on radio stations. This has not prevented Enigma from doing well in the US; the first album, MCMXC a.d., spent well over 200 weeks on the Billboard Top 100 Albums. Enigma's music has used repeatedly in television commercials and shows as background music, and also in a large number of movie trailers, such as The Matrix.

Swedish death rock band, formerly known as Nihilist. Formed in 1987.

Female vocal R&B group. Originally a quartet of Dawn Robinson, Terry Ellis, Cindy Herron and Maxine Jones. Robinson left the group in the late 1990s; En Vogue continues as a trio.

Dutch gothic metal band.

Former frontman of the Texas psychedelic band 13th Floor Elevators. Continues to work solo in spite of mental health problems.

This category lists sites that are dedicated to, or have information regarding, the artist King Errisson.

Sites related to the pop band The Escape Club.

Four-piece rock/pop group from Sydney, Australia.

DJ/vocalist also known as Vanessa Quinones.

Oklahoma born R&B singer-songwriter.

Esthero is a trip-hop/electronica duo consisting of Esthero (née Jen-Bea Englishman) and Doc, whose real name is Martin McKinney.

A comprehensive directory of web sites devoted to torch singer Ruth Etting. Once dubbed the happy singer of sad songs, Ruth Etting rose to prominence as a torch singer in the twenties and thirties and found stardom on Broadway and in Hollywood.

Instrumental rock combo from Norway.

Sites related to the Australian pop band Eurogliders.

Sites about the Swedish 80's pop-rock group Europe, with lead singer Joey Tempest.

Evanescence is a rock band from Little Rock, Arkansas, founded by singer/pianist Amy Lee and guitarist/songwriter Ben Moody. Their debut album, "Fallen", was released in 2003. It contains the hit single "Bring Me To Life", which was featured in the "Daredevil" film and soundtrack.

Male duo from Georgia, US.

Hard rocking, but melodic, modern rock group from Los Angeles.

College rock band from East Lansing, Michigan.

Sites related to the pop group Expose.

Power pop/garage punk band from Albuquerque, New Mexico.