Eagle-Eye Cherry's hit song Save Tonight had a significant impact on his career. He releases his sixth studio album, Back on Track, twenty-five years later. The song, which depicts Eagle-Eye rising firmly and boldly again after experiencing moments of doubt, is inspired by the idols of his teenage years. Eagle-Eye and his family relocated to New York when he was a teenager and they... read full bio
The Eagles of Death Metal came to be in a very interesting way. Upon hearing a song by Vader, a Polish metal band, Josh Homme referred to them as “The Eagles of Death Metal.” Inspired by his reference, Josh Homme created a band that represents the cross between the Eagles and the death metal genre. The band’s sound has been... read full bio
Eagulls is comprised of Mark Goldsworthy, Henry Ruddel, Liam Mathews, Tom Kelly, and George Mitchell. They collaborate together, a combination of guitar, drums, bass, and vocals, to create post-punk music. The Eagulls band has received recognition from NME, The Guardian, Vice, Stereogum, and other publications like The Fader and Pitchfork Media. BBC Radio 6 listed Eagulls as their New Favourite... read full bio
Born and raised in New Orleans, EarPhunk has toured all across the U.S., including festivals such as Electric Forest, Bear Creek Music and Art, and Wakarusa. The quintet consists of Paul Provosty (lead guitar), Mark Hempe (vocals, guitar), Michael Matthews (drums), Michael Comeaux (bass) and Christian Galle (keyboards, organ). Their most recent album, Sweet Nasty, was recorded on breaks in... read full bio
Guitarist Isaiah Mitchell, bassist Mike Eginton, and drummer Mario Rubalcaba make up the San Diego, California-based group Earthless, which primarily plays instrumental psychedelic rock music. The band was founded in 2001, and in 2005, "Sonic Prayer", their debut album, was made available by Gravity Records. " Rhythms from a Cosmic Sky", their second album, was made available through Tee Pee... read full bio
Eastern Margins acknowledges the contribution of local collectives, labels and artists in presenting and connecting these sounds. Take the collective's Lunar New Year mix for NTS, a four-hour monster created in association with Nhac Gay from Vietnam, Absurd TRAX from Hong Kong, and Genome 6.66Mb from Shanghai. The mix includes a potpourri of genres, including grime, hardcore, V-pop, manyao, jungle and ambient, that... read full bio
Easy Life is an up-and-coming English rock band that consists of five talent multi-instrumental musicians. Together they bring together sounds of artists such as Chance The Rapper, Arctic Monkeys, Beastie Boys, and more. Murray and Sam started the band through their love of hip-hop and then added Cass, Louis, and Jordan. They have gone on to release an EP and... read full bio
Newcastle, New South Wales is home to the alternative rock group Eat Your Heart Out. With Caitlin Henry on vocals, Will Moore on guitar, Jake Cronin on drums, and new members Tim Driver on guitar and Isaac Moses-Considine on bass, the gritty combination of pop palatability, punk power, and emo energy with an Australian twist has brought them to venues... read full bio
Ecca Vandal is a true original because she is loud, genre-defying and unafraid to stand out. Ecca was up in a musical home and was exposed to a wide variety of art and music from an early age because her family had immigrated to Australia from Sri Lanka via South Africa. Her ability to effortlessly balance between soulful melodies and raw,... read full bio
Echo & the Bunnymen are a British post-punk band formed in Liverpool. Their debut album, Crocodiles, met with critical acclaim and emerged on the UK Top 20. Their next album, the Heaven Up Here, was an even bigger success, as it reached the Top Ten, along with Porcupine and Ocean Rain. The band performed at the first WOMAD festival, followed... read full bio
When Margaret Hermant and Neil Leiter worked on Adam Wiltzie and Dustin O'Halloran's A Winged Victory For The Sullen, Echo Collective was born. Leiter and Belgian violinist and harpist Hermant have since gone on to perform as Echo Collective in places like Royal Albert Hall, Concertgebouw Amsterdam and L'Auditori Barcelona, as well as at festivals like Latitude, Big Ears, ATP, La... read full bio
Echosmith is a rock/ indie-pop band, made up of four siblings: Graham, Sydney, Noah, and Jamie Sierota. Echosmith is best known for their hit song ""Cool Kids,"" which reached number 13 on the Billboard Hot 100 and was certified platinum by the RIAA, with over 1,200,000 sales in the United States. It was Warner Bros. Records' fifth-biggest-selling-digital song of its... read full bio
As the lead singer of Live, Ed Kowalczyk fronted one of the most successful American post-grunge bands of the a90s, coming to prominence with their 1994 sophomore album, Throwing Copper. With his bald head and intense eyes, Kowalczyk cut a distinctive figure, but what separated him from other a90s alt-rockers was his utter earnestness. Live released seven albums between 1991... read full bio
Ed Kowalczyk, the main singer of Live, led one of the most popular American post-grunge bands of the 1990s, rising to fame with their second album, "Throwing Copper," released in 1994. Kowalczyk stood out from other '90s alt-rockers with his bald head and fierce eyes, but what set him apart was his complete honesty: he embraced U2's open-hearted approach as... read full bio
Ed Robertson is a Canadian musician who is best known for being the lead singer, guitarist, and songwriter of the Canadian rock band, Barenaked Ladies. Robertson was born in Scarborough, Ontario, and he grew up in a house the often played country music and he learned how to play guitar and sing with his family. At a young age, Robertson... read full bio
The hit song "A Million Miles Away" by American rock group The Plimsouls was featured in the film Valley Girl. California's Paramount is where the band was founded. After releasing an EP and two full-length albums, they broke up in 1984. Since then, various combinations of the original members have got back together on occasion. Eddie Muñoz currently does sporadic tours, performing... read full bio
Eddie Vedder plays the guitar, harmonica, tambourine, ukulele, mandolin, bass guitar, drums, cowbell, and is even a talented singer. He is best known for being the lead vocalist and guitarist of the band Pearl jam. Rolling Stone has ranked Vedder as the seventh best Lead Singer of All Time. He has been featured in the films Into The Wild, Reign... read full bio
American singer-songwriter Eden xo also works as a dancer, producer, creative director, and occasionally as an actress. Under her true name Jessie Malakouti, she has released songs as a member of the band Shut Up Stella as well as through her solo project, Jessie and the Toy Boys. The official music video for "Too Cool to Dance" by Eden xo was... read full bio
Legendary blues and rock performer Edgar Winter is renowned for his extraordinary musical abilities as a multi-instrumentalist, vocalist, and songwriter. Winter, who was born and reared in Beaumont, Texas, started off as a musical prodigy playing keyboards, guitar, saxophone, and percussion. Winter's critically praised debut album Entrance, which featured the top-charting single "Tobacco Road," demonstrated his singular ability to meld numerous... read full bio
Editors are an English punk band from Stafford. They have also been known as Pilot, The Pride, and Snowfield. Editors have released four studio albums, two of which have gone platinum as they have sold millions of copies. Their debut album, The Back Room, included the hit songs ""Blood"" and ""Munich"" which helped the band to receive a Mercury Prize... read full bio
