Romance On The Set / Music

• MuseScript, the voice of Rainbow Dash in "Alternate Realities", would end up getting to know Round Trip (the writer) by working on it. She was later invited to be on his panel at BronyCon 2019, and the two would officially become a couple in June 2020.
• Faith Hill opened for Tim McGraw during his 1996 Spontaneous Combustion tour. He proposed right before a performance one night, and they married shortly after the tour ended. They're arguably country music's most famous couple currently alive.
  • The second most famous country couple currently living would be Garth Brooks and Trisha Yearwood, who toured together in the '90s while Garth was still married to Sandy Mahl, and got married a few years after Garth and Sandy got divorced.
• As for country music's most famous couple ever, Johnny Cash and June Carter Cash (among other infidelities, their affair ended his marriage to Vivian Liberto). The Carter Family performed with Cash for a few years and, in 1968, during a live performance in Ontario, Cash proposed to her. They remained married till her death in May 2003, four months before Cash himself died.
• Billy Corgan of The Smashing Pumpkins got together with Jessica of The Veronicas while helping on their third album.
• The Notorious B.I.G. met his wife, R&B singer and labelmate Faith Evans, at a Bad Boy photoshoot.
• Fleetwood Mac and The Mamas & the Papas were both eaten up with bandcest.
• In an unfortunate example, bassist Nikki Sixx of Mötley Crüe slept with the only female member the band ever had, touring drummer Samantha Maloney, and almost broke up his marriage with Baywatch star Donna D'Errico because of it (they did eventually divorce several years later).
• Lacey Moseley of Flyleaf and Joshua Sturm of Kairos
• Most of the members of the band Eisley (who, btw, are all siblings or cousins to one another) married partners in the music biz. Vocalist Stacy Dupree married Darren King, drummer for Mutemath; guitarist Sherri Dupree married Max Bemis, frontman of Say Anything and is the ex-wife of Chad Gilbert of New Found Glory; drummer Weston is married to Jessie Munns of Luvbeat; and guitarist Chauntelle Dupree was formerly engaged to Adam Lazzara of Taking Back Sunday and ended up marrying guitar maker Todd D'Augustino. Bassist Garron Dupree is the only member not married to someone in the industry (yet).
• David Vincent of Morbid Angel married Gen, frontwoman for Genitorturers.
• Karen Fairchild and Jimi Westbrook of Little Big Town married in 2006 but didn't tell their two bandmates until two months later.
• Imagine Dragons opened for Nico Vega at a 2010 concert in Las Vegas. The two bands' respective lead singers — Dan Reynolds and Aja Volkman — fell in love and eventually married. They also formed another band, Egyptian, as a side project.
• David Vanian, frontman of The Damned, married Patricia Morrison, bassist of Sisters of Mercy, and they have a daughter.
• Duane Peters, singer of punk band US Bombs and also a pro skateboarder, was married to and had a child with Corey Parks, former bassist of the psychobilly "sleaze rock" band Nashville Pussy. They also make the new band Die Hunns but separated in 2009.
• Chris Brown and Rihanna, were close friends before they started dating years before it was officially announced to the press in 2008. Most people know how the relationship ended. For those who don't, let's just say it wasn't good.
• They've never confirmed or denied this, but it's generally accepted that Beyoncé and JayZ first started dating when he asked her to be on his song "'03 Bonnie and Clyde". They've been married ever since with three children, and are possibly the most famous couple in urban music.
• Brad Paisley unintentionally spurred this when he asked his future wife Kimberly Williams to star in the video for "I'm Gonna Miss Her". According to Brad, he first saw Williams on screen when he and his girlfriend at the time went to see the movie Father of the Bride; he loved her performance so much that he went to see the sequel by himself after he'd broken up with said girlfriend. Six years later, when deciding which woman to cast in the "I'm Gonna Miss Her" video, Brad decided to ask Kimberly to be in the video. When they met for the first time, they hit it off immediately, began dating, and have been married since 2003.
• Lachy and Emma of The Wiggles (the current Purple and Yellow wiggles respectively) have been dated offscreen for about 2 years. They got engaged as of recent too and married (though they eventually divorced in 2018). Even the children knew something was going on.
• Morgan Rose, the drummer of Sevendust, was married to Rayna Foss, bassist of Coal Chamber. They have a child together as well.
• Guitar god Steve Vai married Pia Maiocco, bassist of the all-girl hair metal band Vixen.
• Nick Lachey met his wife Vanessa Lachey when she played his love interest in his video for "What's Left of Me", which is ironically about his divorce from his first wife Jessica Simpson.
• Jamie Bell and Evan Rachel Wood met when they played a couple in the music video of Green Day song "Wake Me Up When September Ends". They got married seven years later and had a son, but separated in 2014.
• Shakira met her former partner footballer Gerard Piqué while filming the music video for "Waka Waka", the official song of the 2010 FIFA World Cup.
• No Doubt: Frontwoman Gwen Stefani dated bassist Tony Kanal in the '90s. Their breakup was the inspiration behind No Doubt's biggest hit "Don't Speak".
• Gary Barlow of Take That (Band) met his wife Dawn when she was hired as a dancer for the final tour before the band broke up in 1996.
• U2 guitarist The Edge and his current wife, Morleigh Steinberg first worked with the band when she appeared in the video for "With Or Without You". Subsequently, they hired her to be the choreographer for their ZOO TV Tour in 1992; the group had hired a belly dancer to appear during the song "Mysterious Ways"; after the dancer quit the tour, Steinberg was asked to replace her. She agreed, and during the tour, she and The Edge became close friends. After the tour, Steinberg would later move to Dublin to live with the Edge, and the couple would later marry in 2002.
• In March 2019, Mel B Of The Spice Girls said that she had an affair with Geri Halliwell during the band's heyday.
• Australian band Lo-Tel had their breakthrough hit in 2000 with Teenager of the Year, when it featured in the film version of Looking for Alibrandi. The film's star, Pia Miranda, featured in the music video and soon married Lo-Tel frontman Luke Hanigan. As of 2019 (when Miranda won Australian Survivor) they're still married with two kids.
• Original Nightwish lead vocalist Tarja Turunen met her future husband Marcelo Cabuli when he worked as a roadie for them during an unusually rough tour of the Americas (Tarja was sexually assaulted onstage in Mexico by an audience member who jumped the fence; Marcelo threw him off her). Unfortunately, the rest of the band viewed him as a Yoko Oh No, which contributed to her controversial departure from the band in 2005.
• Floor Jansen dated her After Forever bandmate Sander Gommans for a few years. Later, in 2014, her band ReVamp opened for Sabaton on a tour. She and Sabaton drummer Hannes Van Dahl started dating and married soon after.
• Max Cavalera of ex-Sepultura, Soulfly, Naibomb, Cavalera Conspiracy, Killer Be Killed and Go Ahead And Die married his band manager, Gloria Cavalera.
• Jani Lane former vocalist of Warrant married to Bobbie Brown the model of Cherry Pie music video and they have a daughter.

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