ICONS OF BRITISH AND AMERICAN MUSIC
Jan 14, 2015
ICONS OF BRITISH AND AMERICAN MUSIC
This English rock band, formed in Liverpool in 1960, changed the world’s music traditions and became the most
popular band of the XXth century.
His solo career earned him the title of the "King of Pop". He is also famous for
his dance techniques such as the Moonwalk. He died in 2009.
Michael Jackson
This rock band played the British national anthem
“God save the Queen” at the end of all of their concerts.
He is the best known “white” rapper of the world. His real name is
Marshall Bruce Mathers III
Eminem
Her stage name is a reference to the song “Radio ……..” by Queen. She combines different styles of electro and pop music and is also famous for her futuristic costumes.
Lady GaGa
This British singer and composer usually takes his grand piano along
with him. He was given a noble title of a “knight” by Elizabeth II. He visited
Minsk in 2010
Elton John
This US heavy metal band ranks No.1 in the list of the most successful and
influential bands of the world. In 2006 the band appeared in “The
Simpsons” (18 season) where they played the roles of themselves.
MetallicA
This British alternative rock band choose a medical term as the band’s
name. This term means anything of no real effect which anyway makes ill
people feel better.
Placebo
Her name is Louise Veronica Ciccone. She has had a fantastic career in show
business as a singer, actress, and producer. Born in the USA, she has now a British citizenship. She has a
nickname of the “Queen of pop”
Madonna
This US rock band is known for their grotesque performances, shocking make-up and clothes. The band’s
name consists of 2 parts: the 1st one is the name of a legendary American actress of 1950s, the 2nd one is the surname of a famous serial killer.
Marilyn Manson
ICONS OF BRITISH AND AMERICAN MUSIC