Arthur Barrow ('75)

Bass player best known for working with Frank Zappa and playing on the movies Scarface and Top Gun

Jim Bogios

Drummer for the Counting Crows who also has performed with Sheryl Crow, Eric Clapton and Prince

Pat Boone

Top-selling singer with gold records in the 1950s and 1960s for "Ain't That a Shame" and "I'll Be Home" and starred in several movies, including State Fair.

Brave Combo

Two-time Grammy Award-winning polka band known for its eclectic mix of pop, jazz, rock and other musical styles with polka; featured on The Simpsons and Prairie Home Companion

Kristopher Carter ('93)

Composer; Emmy Award winner for the Batman Beyond cartoon series
 

Jeff Coffin ('90)

Saxophonist for Dave Matthews Band; three-time Grammy Award winner with the band Bela Fleck & the Flecktones; founder of Jeff Coffin & the Mu'tet; educator, clinician and author.

John Ford Coley

Member of the Grammy-nominated duo England Dan and John Ford Coley that produced such hits as "I'd Really Love to See You Tonight."

Michael Daugherty ('76)

Four-time Grammy-winner composer

Bob Dorough ('49)

Jazz musician, composer and music director of Schoolhouse Rock; wrote and performed "Conjunction Junction," "Three is a Magic Number" and other well-known songs in the series.

Steve Fromholz

Singer-songwriter whose songs were recorded by Willie Nelson and Lyle Lovett; 2007 Texas Poet Lauraute

Bobby Fuller

Late singer of "I Fought the Law;" inducted into the Rockabilly Hall of Fame

Frank Greene

Trumpet player; played on Late Show with David Letterman

J. Walter Hawkes ('92)

Don Henley

Grammy Award-winning singer and musician; member of The Eagles and solo artist; environmental activist.

Sara Hickman ('86)

Well-known Texas folk singer and songwriter; children's advocate; 2010 Texas State Musician

Ray Wylie Hubbard

Country western singer-songwriter

David Hungate

Norah Jones

Nine-time Grammy Award-winning vocalist and songwriter

Lecrae ('02)

Grammy Award-winning rapper

Meat Loaf