Halsey

Since 2015, Halsey has amassed over 23 billion streams worldwide and sold more than nine million adjusted albums globally. She has played sold out dates on five continents (including New York City’s Madison Square Garden), been nominated for a GRAMMY and appeared on a wide variety of magazine covers in addition to Cosmopolitan – including Rolling Stone, NYLON, Forbes, Playboy and Billboard. Her 2015 debut album, BADLANDS, was certified Platinum by the RIAA within one year of its release. Halsey claimed the No. 1 spot on the Billboard 200 with 2017’s Platinum-certified hopeless fountain kingdom, which contained such hits as the 2x Platinum “Now or Never” and the 4x Platinum “Bad at Love.”   Her 5x Platinum hit “Without Me” – included on Manic – spent two weeks at No. 1 on the Hot 100 in early 2019, marking her first solo single to reach the top spot. It now ranks as the longest-running Billboard Hot 100 top 10 hit by a female artist of this century. She is the first artist since 2014 to simultaneously hold the No. 1 and No. 2 spots on Billboard’s Hot 100 Pop Song radio airplay chart. In March 2019, Halsey became the first artist in history to replace herself at No. 1 twice on the U.S. Pop Songs Airplay chart when “Without Me” returned to No. 1, bumping “Eastside,” her 2x Platinum collaboration with Benny Blanco and Khalid, from the top spot. “Without Me” is the most-played song of 2019 at U.S. radio. She featured on BTS’ Platinum hit, “Boy With Luv” and, most recently, alongside Future on “Die for Me,” a track from Post Malone’s new album. Halsey continues to push creative boundaries, expanding her influence and impact beyond music. After making her film debut in the animated 2018 summer movie Teen Titans GO! as the voice of Wonder Woman, she was seen in A Star is Born, starring Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga. She continues to use her voice to speak up for causes she passionately believes in, including disenfranchised youth, women’s rights, mental health and the LGBTQ community. GLAAD honored her in 2018 as “Outstanding Music Artist.”

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Since 2015, Halsey has amassed over 23 billion streams worldwide and sold more than nine million adjusted albums globally. She has played sold out dates on five continents (including New York City’s Madison Square Garden), been nominated for a GRAMMY and appeared on a wide variety of magazine covers in addition to Cosmopolitan – including Rolling Stone, NYLON, Forbes, Playboy and Billboard. Her 2015 debut album, BADLANDS, was certified Platinum by the RIAA within one year of its release. Halsey claimed the No. 1 spot on the Billboard 200 with 2017’s Platinum-certified hopeless fountain kingdom, which contained such hits as the 2x Platinum “Now or Never” and the 4x Platinum “Bad at Love.”   Her 5x Platinum hit “Without Me” – included on Manic – spent two weeks at No. 1 on the Hot 100 in early 2019, marking her first solo single to reach the top spot. It now ranks as the longest-running Billboard Hot 100 top 10 hit by a female artist of this century. She is the first artist since 2014 to simultaneously hold the No. 1 and No. 2 spots on Billboard’s Hot 100 Pop Song radio airplay chart. In March 2019, Halsey became the first artist in history to replace herself at No. 1 twice on the U.S. Pop Songs Airplay chart when “Without Me” returned to No. 1, bumping “Eastside,” her 2x Platinum collaboration with Benny Blanco and Khalid, from the top spot. “Without Me” is the most-played song of 2019 at U.S. radio. She featured on BTS’ Platinum hit, “Boy With Luv” and, most recently, alongside Future on “Die for Me,” a track from Post Malone’s new album. Halsey continues to push creative boundaries, expanding her influence and impact beyond music. After making her film debut in the animated 2018 summer movie Teen Titans GO! as the voice of Wonder Woman, she was seen in A Star is Born, starring Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga. She continues to use her voice to speak up for causes she passionately believes in, including disenfranchised youth, women’s rights, mental health and the LGBTQ community. GLAAD honored her in 2018 as “Outstanding Music Artist.”

Halsey: Back To Badlands

Halsey

Since 2015, Halsey has amassed over 23 billion streams worldwide and sold more than nine million adjusted albums globally. She has played sold out dates on five continents (including New York City’s Madison Square Garden), been nominated for a GRAMMY and appeared on a wide variety of magazine covers in addition to Cosmopolitan – including Rolling Stone, NYLON, Forbes, Playboy and Billboard. Her 2015 debut album, BADLANDS, was certified Platinum by the RIAA within one year of its release. Halsey claimed the No. 1 spot on the Billboard 200 with 2017’s Platinum-certified hopeless fountain kingdom, which contained such hits as the 2x Platinum “Now or Never” and the 4x Platinum “Bad at Love.”   Her 5x Platinum hit “Without Me” – included on Manic – spent two weeks at No. 1 on the Hot 100 in early 2019, marking her first solo single to reach the top spot. It now ranks as the longest-running Billboard Hot 100 top 10 hit by a female artist of this century. She is the first artist since 2014 to simultaneously hold the No. 1 and No. 2 spots on Billboard’s Hot 100 Pop Song radio airplay chart. In March 2019, Halsey became the first artist in history to replace herself at No. 1 twice on the U.S. Pop Songs Airplay chart when “Without Me” returned to No. 1, bumping “Eastside,” her 2x Platinum collaboration with Benny Blanco and Khalid, from the top spot. “Without Me” is the most-played song of 2019 at U.S. radio. She featured on BTS’ Platinum hit, “Boy With Luv” and, most recently, alongside Future on “Die for Me,” a track from Post Malone’s new album. Halsey continues to push creative boundaries, expanding her influence and impact beyond music. After making her film debut in the animated 2018 summer movie Teen Titans GO! as the voice of Wonder Woman, she was seen in A Star is Born, starring Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga. She continues to use her voice to speak up for causes she passionately believes in, including disenfranchised youth, women’s rights, mental health and the LGBTQ community. GLAAD honored her in 2018 as “Outstanding Music Artist.”

Halsey Parking

Since 2015, Halsey has amassed over 23 billion streams worldwide and sold more than nine million adjusted albums globally. She has played sold out dates on five continents (including New York City’s Madison Square Garden), been nominated for a GRAMMY and appeared on a wide variety of magazine covers in addition to Cosmopolitan – including Rolling Stone, NYLON, Forbes, Playboy and Billboard. Her 2015 debut album, BADLANDS, was certified Platinum by the RIAA within one year of its release. Halsey claimed the No. 1 spot on the Billboard 200 with 2017’s Platinum-certified hopeless fountain kingdom, which contained such hits as the 2x Platinum “Now or Never” and the 4x Platinum “Bad at Love.”   Her 5x Platinum hit “Without Me” – included on Manic – spent two weeks at No. 1 on the Hot 100 in early 2019, marking her first solo single to reach the top spot. It now ranks as the longest-running Billboard Hot 100 top 10 hit by a female artist of this century. She is the first artist since 2014 to simultaneously hold the No. 1 and No. 2 spots on Billboard’s Hot 100 Pop Song radio airplay chart. In March 2019, Halsey became the first artist in history to replace herself at No. 1 twice on the U.S. Pop Songs Airplay chart when “Without Me” returned to No. 1, bumping “Eastside,” her 2x Platinum collaboration with Benny Blanco and Khalid, from the top spot. “Without Me” is the most-played song of 2019 at U.S. radio. She featured on BTS’ Platinum hit, “Boy With Luv” and, most recently, alongside Future on “Die for Me,” a track from Post Malone’s new album. Halsey continues to push creative boundaries, expanding her influence and impact beyond music. After making her film debut in the animated 2018 summer movie Teen Titans GO! as the voice of Wonder Woman, she was seen in A Star is Born, starring Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga. She continues to use her voice to speak up for causes she passionately believes in, including disenfranchised youth, women’s rights, mental health and the LGBTQ community. GLAAD honored her in 2018 as “Outstanding Music Artist.”

Halsey: Back To Badlands

Giveon

GIVĒON has always used his raw, evocative songwriting to mine a confusing world for answers, and that approach has connected with a global audience to the tune of over two billion streams and nearly one billion YouTube views. His GRAMMY®-nominated debut EP, Take Time — headlined by his first Billboard Hot 100 Top 40 hit, “Heartbreak Anniversary” — along with the 2021 Drake collaboration “Chicago Freestyle,” made the Long Beach native with the mellifluously toned voice an immediate household name. His subsequent debut studio album, Give or Take (2022), placed GIVĒON at the forefront of an incoming class of 2020s R&B stars, registering a no. 5 debut on the Billboard 200, a RIAA Platinum certification, and more love from the GRAMMYs®, which nominated “Heartbreak Anniversary” for Best R&B Song, a testament to the robust audience GIVĒON’s hypnotic and emotionally viscous ballads earned him.   His new, sophomore album, BELOVED, released on July 11, is the latest chapter in GIVĒON’s superstar turn and the end of a years-long solo hiatus. During this time, GIVĒON continued his skyward trajectory, collaborating with Justin Bieber on the GRAMMY®-nominated smash hit “Peaches” — which helped raise his GRAMMY® nomination tally to seven — with Afrobeats sensation Arya Starr on “Last Heartbreak Song,” and Teddy Swims’ “Are You Even Real.” GIVĒON earned a BET Awards nomination and multiple Hot 100 placements in the process, including the #1 spot for the chart-topping “Peaches.”   Now, with 14 platinum and gold hits to his name, including the six-time platinum “Heartbreak Anniversary,” GIVĒON has launched into BELOVED season with another hit record, the lead single “TWENTIES,” and the sleek, wistful follow-up, “RATHER BE,” which received acclaim from Rolling Stone and Variety among others upon release. Executive-produced by R&B extraordinaire Sevn Thomas, GIVĒON’s orchestral and cathartically-written new album is right on time.

GIVEON: Dear Beloved, The Tour

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GIVĒON has always used his raw, evocative songwriting to mine a confusing world for answers, and that approach has connected with a global audience to the tune of over two billion streams and nearly one billion YouTube views. His GRAMMY®-nominated debut EP, Take Time — headlined by his first Billboard Hot 100 Top 40 hit, “Heartbreak Anniversary” — along with the 2021 Drake collaboration “Chicago Freestyle,” made the Long Beach native with the mellifluously toned voice an immediate household name. His subsequent debut studio album, Give or Take (2022), placed GIVĒON at the forefront of an incoming class of 2020s R&B stars, registering a no. 5 debut on the Billboard 200, a RIAA Platinum certification, and more love from the GRAMMYs®, which nominated “Heartbreak Anniversary” for Best R&B Song, a testament to the robust audience GIVĒON’s hypnotic and emotionally viscous ballads earned him.   His new, sophomore album, BELOVED, released on July 11, is the latest chapter in GIVĒON’s superstar turn and the end of a years-long solo hiatus. During this time, GIVĒON continued his skyward trajectory, collaborating with Justin Bieber on the GRAMMY®-nominated smash hit “Peaches” — which helped raise his GRAMMY® nomination tally to seven — with Afrobeats sensation Arya Starr on “Last Heartbreak Song,” and Teddy Swims’ “Are You Even Real.” GIVĒON earned a BET Awards nomination and multiple Hot 100 placements in the process, including the #1 spot for the chart-topping “Peaches.”   Now, with 14 platinum and gold hits to his name, including the six-time platinum “Heartbreak Anniversary,” GIVĒON has launched into BELOVED season with another hit record, the lead single “TWENTIES,” and the sleek, wistful follow-up, “RATHER BE,” which received acclaim from Rolling Stone and Variety among others upon release. Executive-produced by R&B extraordinaire Sevn Thomas, GIVĒON’s orchestral and cathartically-written new album is right on time.

John Legend

In 2004, John Legend (then known primarily as an in-demand all-star studio session man) stepped into the solo spotlight as a premier singer-songwriter-pianist-performer in his own right with his debut album Get Lifted. Driven in part by the hit singles "Ordinary People" and "Used To Love U," Get Lifted was a critical and commercial triumph, earning John an astounding eight Grammy nominations -- he won Best New Artist, Best Male R&B Vocal Performance ("Ordinary People") and Best R&B album -- and selling more than three million copies worldwide. Once Again, John's new album, is many things, chief among them, it's a pop/soul album fueled by intelligence, intuition, sensuality, spirit and a creativity made possible when Raphael Saadiq, Kanye West, Craig Street and will.i.am brought the lead single, "Save Room," to John. Breezy and sexy, "Save Room" is a joyful, cool love song, inspired by an old AM radio single, "Stormy," by the Classics IV (a 60's Top 40 band best-known for "Spooky"). As John recalls, "will brought the sample. I didn't even know the original. I just knew it was a nice organ sound and wanted to write to it. I just started mumbling along to it, finding my place in the melody and it worked for me." John Legend (nee Stephens) grew up in Ohio, surrounded by every musical influence from gospel to hip-hop. While attending the University of Pennsylvania (where he majored in English), Legend found time to make his own music, whether it was recording his own albums, performing at talent shows and open mics, or directing the choir at a local church. In fact just months before he began work on Get Lifted, Legend finally ended a nine-year tenure as music and choir director at Bethel A.M.E. Church in northeastern Pennsylvania. Three years ago, John Legend was a highly regarded session musician. Today he's an artist who proves that, even in an age of expediency and crass commercialism, real talent not only still matters but will be acknowledged. When asked how success has affected him, John replies, "I think I'm happier, not just because of winning Grammys and selling records, but because it's really fulfilling to have all these things happen with something you love to do. To have the chance to see your music be elevated and to have almost universally positive response to that music, makes me feel better every day. I feel more confident and inspired, and that's fun. I'm feeling truly creative and I'm hoping that feeling will stay around, because my hope and belief is that most people are down to grow and explore with me."