Ethan Hodges is a singer-songwriter from London. Artists like Dean Lewis, Lewis Capaldi, and Tom Odell provide as inspiration for Ethan. He is a gifted pianist, and his subtle lyrics offer a distinctive take on universal subjects. Ethan's songwriting earned him the title of "International Rookie" at the Denniz Pop Awards in Sweden. He had "an amazing voice, amazing songs,... read full bio
Zusha is a pair that creates a timeless and inventive sound by fusing modern rhythms and lyrical vocals with traditional Jewish roots. The band's music appeals to people of different denominations, backgrounds, and beliefs because of their strong commitment to spiritual exploration and their desire to inspire their audience. Under the direction of guitarist and producer Zachariah Goldschmiedt and the strong... read full bio
Powerhouse pair Dear Rouge's latest album, Lonesome High, will transport you to a world of rock music that perfectly epitomizes the band's enduring motto of "grit and gloss," so get ready for the answers. The vulnerability exposed on the song has substance since they firmly believe in expressing the human condition. Every song on Lonesome High demonstrates Dear Rouge's commitment... read full bio
Valencia Grace, a British singer who was nurtured across the Atlantic, is redefining pop with a dark, dramatic edge. Her powerful artistic vision and deeply passionate lyrics captivate audiences. Both on TV and on stage, this multi-instrumentalist and energetic performer has appeared in Lollapalooza, ACL, APE, BST, Hinterland, Outside Lands, and The Great Escape. Her seductive, soulful voice transports listeners to... read full bio
Artist Devon Gabriella of Los Angeles writes and performs gentle indie pop that brims with honesty, sensitivity, and introspection. Mirroring her own creative path, her sophomore EP The Garden delves into the ups and downs of heartbreak, identity, and growth, providing listeners with a space of connection and solace. Devon, a native of a small town in Northern California, spent her... read full bio
Massachusetts-born singer and performer Izzy Escobar has a heartfelt, unvarnished voice. Izzy, who is well-known for her unafraid inventiveness and imposing stage presence, combines a deep voice tone with intensely personal lyrics to produce a sound that is both private and forceful. Her music, a captivating blend of grit, grace, and soul, is rooted in melody yet unrestricted by convention. She... read full bio
Kurt Vile is best known for his solo work and as the former lead guitarist of rock band The War on Drugs. His main influences are artists such as Neil Young, Tom Petty, and John Fahey. Viles work can be described as indie-alternative, containing rock notes, light vocals, and lo-fi sounds. He incorporates guitar, banjo, drums, and other instruments into... read full bio
It’s rare when a musical group stays together for thirty years, and even more rare when, after sixteen albums, a group of musicians can continue to grow musically. But with Cowboy Junkies’ fourth and final volume of their Nomad CD series, The Wilderness, they proved that it can be done. “When we first started, our goal wasn’t so much that... read full bio
In this day and age, it's downright odd to see a celebrity on Leno, or Letterman without a reason - an actor with a movie to promote, an author hawking a new book, a hero with a recent current events story to relate. So, too, is it odd to find a rock and roll band out on the road not... read full bio
Vertical Horizon is an American rock band from Washington, D.C., famous for the late '90s/early '00s hits ""You're a God"" and ""Everything You Want"". Their live performances exemplify what Vertical Horizon is all about. As a live (and a very “alive”) unit, they play off each other with an almost feverish dynamic energy, making musical wagers that only they can... read full bio
Composer Kitaro has won worldwide acclaim for the beauty of his music, as well as his mystical presentation and unique imagination. Kitaro, long a leading exponent of new-age music worldwide, says he receives his inspiration from nature. By feeling the magnificence, harshness, warmth and cruelty of the surrounding elements, Kitaro becomes infused with emotions and sensations, which are ultimately reflected... read full bio
The Dan Band is the result of Dan Finnerty's tragic collision with the karaoke world and a whole lot of beer. What started as a joke singing ""I am Woman"" has spiraled out of control into what Entertainment Weekly calls ""the hottest ticket in Hollywood..."". Singing all songs by women, Dan and his all guy band plow through such femme-favs... read full bio
Chantal Kreviazuk is a Canadian singer-songwriter of the adult contemporary music genre. She is also a classically trained pianist, and can play the guitar. Kreviazuk has had many hit singles on the Adult Top 40, including ""Surrounded"" and ""In This Life"". She has also produced double Platinum albums in her career: Under These Rocks and Stones, and Colour Moving and... read full bio
Toad the Wet Sprocket (Glen Phillips on lead vocals and guitar, Dean Dinning on bass and vocals, Todd Nichols on lead guitar and vocals, and Randy Guss on the drums) share in the kind of musical chemistry that can only come from meeting in high school and writing, recording and touring on albums over the course of those nearly thirty... read full bio
The band Squirrel Nut Zippers features original and founding members Jimbo Mathis and Chris Phillips. Their live show includes a performance with their original animated video for the song The Ghost of Stephen Foster", created by the same company that animated the Simpsons. The band still rejoices at the difficulty people have pigeonholing their unmistakable sound. A perpetually evolving, hybrid-stew... read full bio
Lit is a renowned American rock band that was founded in 1988 in Orange County, California, and has had an enduring impression on the music industry. With seven studio albums under their belt, they broke through to the mainstream in 1999 with the release of "A Place in the Sun." This album launched them into the spotlight thanks to the... read full bio
The Priests are a classical trio of Roman Catholic priests from Northern Ireland. Brothers Eugene and Martin O'Hagan, and David Delargy are The Priests. They three have been singing together since they were students together at St MacNissi's College. In 2008, they group signed a record deal with SonyBMG and recorded their self-titled debut album in the... read full bio
Blind Melon is an American rock band from Los Angeles, California, that consists of members Rogers Stevens, Christopher Thorn, Glen Graham, Travis Warren, and Nathan Towne. The group is best known for their early 90’s hit single “No Rain” which peaked at number 20 on the US Billboard Hot 100 and at number 1 on the US Mainstream rock charts... read full bio
Vanessa Lee Carlton is an American pop and rock singer, songwriter and pianist best known for her hit song “A Thousand Miles,” the first single from her platinum-selling debut album Be Not Nobody. The track is also known for being featured in the popular comedy film, White Chicks. Three Grammy nominations, five studio albums, and a collection of hit songs... read full bio
Kongos is a South African rock band that consists of four brothers, Johnny, Jesse, Dylan and Danny Kongos. Sons of multi-million-seller British singer-songwriter John Kongos, they grew up in London and South Africa, and are now based in Phoenix, AZ. They currently have four studio albums, Kongos, Lunatic, Egomaniac, and 1929, Pt. 1. They are best known for their single... read full bio
