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Adrian Belew, born in Covington, KY, is a trailblazing guitarist known for his work with Frank Zappa, David Bowie, Talking Heads, and King Crimson. His unique style blends guitar effects with a variety of genres like hard rock, funk, and new wave. He released solo albums like "The Lone Rhino" and collaborated with artists such as Les Claypool and Danny Carey. He was also the musical director for David Bowie's "Sound and Vision" tour. In the 2000s, Belew was involved with King Crimson and launched innovative music apps, FLUX and FLUX:FX.

Bass virtuoso Tony Levin, born in Boston, is acclaimed for work with Peter Gabriel and King Crimson. Known for his expressive style, he’s collaborated with Lou Reed, Paul Simon, and Yes. Levin innovated with the Chapman Stick and Funk Fingers. His solo work includes Waters of Eden and Resonator, where he debuted as a singer-songwriter.

Steve Vai, born in Carle Place, NY, is a Grammy-winning guitar virtuoso known for innovative rock compositions. Mentored by Joe Satriani, he gained fame with Frank Zappa, David Lee Roth, and Whitesnake. His best-known work includes "Passion and Warfare" and creating the Ibanez Jem guitar. Noted for unique styles in solo releases, he participated in the G3 tour with Satriani. Vai's iconic collaborations span Alice Cooper, Public Image Ltd., and many others. Beyond music, he cultivates honey at his home.

BEAT is an American rock supergroup formed in 2024, featuring King Crimson alumni Adrian Belew and Tony Levin, alongside Steve Vai and Danny Carey. They reinterpret King Crimson's 1980s progressive rock and new wave music. The band is currently touring, celebrating their powerful sound.