Wilson Phillips and Debbie Gibson

Debbie Gibson, born in Brooklyn, became the youngest artist to write, perform, and produce a No. 1 hit with "Foolish Beat." Selling over 16 million albums, she's starred in 17 musicals globally. Her recent works include the hit "Girls Night Out," a duet with Joey McIntyre, and the album "The Body Remembers." Gibson's timeless talent shines on stage and in music.

Wilson Phillips, a California-based vocal trio featuring Carnie Wilson, Wendy Wilson, and Chynna Phillips, debuted in 1990 with hit singles like "Hold On." Known for their harmony-rich pop sound, they are the offspring of music icons from the Beach Boys and the Mamas & the Papas. Collaborating with producer Richard Perry and songwriter Glen Ballard, their debut album became a Grammy-nominated success. Though their popularity waned after their second album, they reunited for cover and holiday albums, maintaining a legacy rooted in music history.