Valerie June is an American singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist from Memphis, Tennessee, whose music is a mixture of several genres which include folk, blues, gospel, soul, country, bluegrass and Appalachian. June was born in Jackson, Tennessee, and while growing up she found her love for gospel music while attending church and also found her love for RnB and soul music through... read full bio
The band Vandoliers is distinctively Texas; they capture the rich and varied musical character of the Lone Star State in a fast-paced, boisterous sound that is all their own. This Dallas-Fort Worth six-piece is back with The Vandoliers, a new album that shows these boisterous, rollicking country punks are tighter, more coherent, more sonically engaging than ever after spending the... read full bio
Vegas Gone Country is the new show that has taken over the Las Vegas Strip that includes some of the world’s best impersonators and live musicians who perform new and classic country hits. The cast is rotated giving you different musicians who take on different country performs so each show is a different experience. Some of the musicians you’ll hear... read full bio
A modern Christian and worship group affiliated with Harvest Bible Chapel, Vertical Worship (previously known as Vertical Church Band) is based in Chicago, Illinois. The worship band consists of Jake France, Judd Harris, Robert Titean, James Herlo, Zac Moore, Tim Dalrymple, and Vanessa Dalrymple. They have three albums out on Essential Records under their Provident Label Group contract: Live Worship... read full bio
Mexican MC Víctor Mendivil, who was born in Hermosillo, became a sensation in the urban arena after appearing on numerous popular corridos tumbados artists' big singles. Initially heard on Oscar Maydon's Rancho Humilde single "Hong Kong," Mendivil quickly became a fan favorite thanks to his catchy flow and boastful rhyming over typical topics like drugs, guns, and wild parties set... read full bio
Vince Gill is an American country singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist. He found success after his time in the country rock band Pure Prairie League and went on to be a solo artist. Since then, he has released 17 studio albums, 10 of which have earned Platinum or Gold certification in the US. Some of Gill’s most popular songs include, “Go Rest... read full bio
The always witty Vince Gill and the reliably wry Lyle Lovett teamed up for a series of concerts that took them down the East Coast from Pennsylvania to South Carolina. These included intimate solo and duo performances, during which the artists served as their own accompanists. Both performers have reaped armfuls of Grammys and kindred laurels for their musical versatility... read full bio
The longstanding co-leader of the well-known and innovative jamgrass band Leftover Salmon spent around five months on the road, including a month and a half in Nashville. There, after 30 years of recording music, he ran into some old pals who helped him get started on the path that eventually produced his debut solo album, Enjoy the Ride. The solo album... read full bio
Mason, who was always a music aficionado, grew up listening to a wide range of music. He also said that in high school, he became a tremendous fan of John Mayer, an artist who has always been an influence to him. Mason left home after high school to attend Ole Miss, where he chose to carry his guitar on a whim.... read full bio
Carrying the history of the famed Texas songwriting tradition, Vincent Neil Emerson acts as a torchbearer. He has created a style that is refreshingly genuine and wholly his own, paying homage to the plain truth-telling and enduring resonance of his songwriting inspirations like Townes Van Zandt, Guy Clark, and Steve Earle. Emerson's newest record, the amazing self-titled LP produced by... read full bio
