There are at least three artists using the stage name “Fergie”.

The most popular is Stacy Ann Ferguson. She’s known best for being the female singer in the hip-hop group Black Eyed Peas which she joined in 2003.
Her first solo album The Dutchess came out in the Summer of 2006. Her first single was London Bridge which was followed up by Fergalicious.

As a child, she appeared on the television program Kids Incorporated for several years with Renee Sands, who would become another member of Wild Orchid. Ferguson’s well-scrubbed image on that sh... (+) expand

There are at least three artists using the stage name “Fergie”.

The most popular is Stacy Ann Ferguson. She’s known best for being the female singer in the hip-hop group Black Eyed Peas which she joined in 2003.
Her first solo album The Dutchess came out in the Summer of 2006. Her first single was London Bridge which was followed up by Fergalicious.

As a child, she appeared on the television program Kids Incorporated for several years with Renee Sands, who would become another member of Wild Orchid. Ferguson’s well-scrubbed image on that show presents quite a contrast with the “ghetto-funk” image she has more recently begun to cultivate. Ferguson was the voice of Sally Brown in two Charlie Brown specials: It’s Flashbeagle, Charlie Brown (1984), Snoopy’s Getting Married, Charlie Brown (1985) and also voiced Sally in the 1985 version of “The Charlie Brown and Snoopy Show”.


Official Site: Fergie.com
Brazilian Site: FergieBR.com



Fergie is also the nickname of a house DJ and producer:

Fergie (real name Robert Ferguson) is a DJ and electronic music artist from Larne, County Antrim, Northern Ireland. Initially playing hard house in his early career, he is now better known for breaks and techno.

Fergie played his first set at the age of 14 in his native Larne. Allegedly a milk crate was used so that he could reach the decks. Being underage, he was soon ejected from the premises by the police. He followed this by building his reputation at Armagh’s The Met, promoted by friend Mark Dobbin. After moving to London he met Tony de Vit. De Vit would become Fergie’s mentor, playing together at Trade in Turnmills. Through the 1990s he played at clubs across the UK including Sundissential and Godskitchen. He was also popular in Ibiza, DJing at Privilege, Space and Bora Bora.

In 2002 he was hired by BBC Radio 1 to present a late night weekend slot. His original show was Friday night 11:00pm - 1:00am, but later moved to a Saturday night slot 11:00pm - 1:00am. In September 2006 Fergie left Radio 1 due to the station’s schedule revamp on evening and weekend shows. He is often a matchday sponsor of his local football team Larne F.C.

”Fergie” is also the name of a hard trance producer. (-) collapse