Jan Terri is a rock star. Armed with two self-released albums, “Baby Blues” and “High Risk,” an arsenal of music videos, and even two children’s books to her name, Janice Spagniola, better known as Jan Terri, quietly took the world by storm in the time before the internet reigned king.

Terri caught the eye of one Marilyn Manson, eventually opening for the shock rocker at a few concerts. After her breakthrough performance on The Daily Show in 2000, Jan Terri took an extended break to care for her mother. Christmas 2011 marked Terri’s triumphant return to the music circuit with the ever-funny “Excuse My Christmas,” accompanied by her most professional-looking video yet. Recently, Terri has expressed interest in releasing her shelved third and fourth albums.

The Blue Ribbon Glee Club is Chicago-based and performs punk rock classics, a cappella-style. Featuring 30+ members and a chorus of voicessigning guitar riffs and bass lines, with no instrumentation save for a drum to keep time, they present punk classics in way you’ve never heard before. The overall effect is like that of having a group of carolers show up at your doorstep singing songs you actually enjoy.