The most significant Soul performer in history is Sam Cooke and The Music of Sam Cooke is a show dedicated to celebrating his legacy. H e created soul music, making him the most well-known and adored singer of his era. Cooke spanned generations and the divide between audiences of black and white people. Because of his distinctive singing style and impact... read full bio
The Kin have been tearing up the music scene with their live performances. They have become the hottest live performance band in New York. The band is fronted by the brothers Isaac and Thorry Koren. In addition to the two brothers the band also has included the performer Shakerleg. Shakerleg plays without drum sticks, beating on a modified drum... read full bio
The Pearl Harts grew up on a continuous diet of riff-heavy 80s funk and classic rock'n'roll. While bringing it firmly into the twenty-first century, the pair profit on that heritage. Kirsty, who sings lead and plays guitar, is from Stonehenge. Sara, who plays drums, uses samples, and sings in the background, is from Scarborough. Our current location is South East... read full bio
Before signing their first record deal, Tokky Horror's original members, who came from the three cities of Leeds, Birkenhead, and Bristol, had never met. The punk collective was founded during a pandemic. They amused themselves by exchanging demos online, giving rise to the tongue-in-cheek genre term "virtual hardcore." BBC 6 Music, Radio X, and Kerrang! all praised the band's debut... read full bio
Royal-T, DJ Q, and Flava D make up the British music group TQD, which is well known for its fusion of UK garage and bassline beats. Because of their closeness, the three has a bond that permeates their music-creating process, making it less forced and more natural. The three started working together in 2015 when they released "Day and Night"... read full bio
The Sevs is an indie rock band made up of Dawson Kroeger on rhythm guitar and Dax Taylor on lead vocals. They both grew up in Hawaii together and are currently living in Los Angeles, where they are both performing and perfecting their skills. They usually play with a backing band.... read full bio
Teo Glacier serves as a reminder that excellent new musical talent continues to be produced in New Zealand. This indie artist has amassed more than 300k streams so far, largely because of his popular viral song "too much." Teo's compositions include his honest and empathetic voice and offer listeners a beautifully understated combination of acoustic pop and R&B.... read full bio
At Yale University, Tamar Gendler holds the positions of Vincent J. Scully Professor of Philosophy, Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences and Professor of Psychology and Cognitive Science. Her academic work, which is field shaping, combines classic Anglo-American philosophical methods with empirical study from the social sciences, including neuroscience and psychology. She is well known for her ability to... read full bio
Nashville's top corporate/private party band is The Nashville Alternators! With a never-ending repertoire of the greatest tunes from Bruno Mars to Sinatra and classic pop/rock, this All-Star ensemble never fails to light up the dance floor and spark the party! The closest thing to the genuine performers is their polished sound and powerful vocals! The Nashville... read full bio
The music of Bayside Church, a multi-campus, non-denominational organization based in Sacramento, California, is known as Thrive Worship. Thrive Worship, a collaboration between Integrity Music and seven different campuses' worth of varied vocalists and musicians, aims to broaden their artistic horizons while maintaining a consistent core message and enthusiasm. Thrive Worship is a group of individuals from a variety of... read full bio
The Covasettes could not have foreseen what would happen if you had asked them what they expected to be doing when they first met at university. Today, the guys have accomplished a lot, including selling out performances all over the nation, receiving over 12 million streams, and taking center stage at festivals in the UK and abroad, to mention a... read full bio
The Band Loula infuses their instantly captivating country with a swampy and eerie acoustic sound, embodying the earth and grit of North Georgia. Malachi Mills and Logan Simmons, two closest friends and independent artists, aimed to inspire a fresh style. The duo, who are signed to Warner Music Nashville and are working with Grammy-winning Brothers Osborne's John Osborne, have a... read full bio
Take a musical adventure with London, Ontario's Thunder Queens, a teen trio consisting of Violet, Lola, and Clara. The band isn't hesitant to experiment and expand their sound, creating a blend of grunge with a gloom undertone and onyx-toned punk with fiery multi-part harmonies. They evoke the urgency of The Runaways, the ground-shaking range of Black Sabbath, and the joyful... read full bio
Being a hip-hop star is one thing. Staying one That’s something else. Twista is a hip hop star but perhaps most off all he’s proved himself to be a force to be reckoned with, no matter what the trend or region of the week. For more than a decade, over the course of a half dozen top ten, platinum-selling cds... read full bio
Teresa Giudice is a television personality, author, and entrepreneur from Paterson, New Jersey. She is best known for appearing on the series “The Real Housewives of New Jersey” and “The Celebrity Apprentice 5”. As an author, Giudice has published several New York Times best-selling cookbooks as well as books about her life. Her books include, “Turning the Tables”, “Skinny Italian”... read full bio
Kristopher Roe is the sole constant member of The Ataris. He is the lead singer and guitar player. His band swaps out very often and he always plays with new sets of musicians. They have released five full studio albums to date, the sixth album has been in the works for almost a decade but has been getting pushed back... read full bio
The Afters were formed as vocalist/guitarist/keyboardist Joshua Havens and guitarist/backing vocalist Matt Fuqua, who were co-workers at a Starbucks in Mesquite, Texas began performing for customers at the local coffee shop. They grew in popularity and continued to build their fan-base, as the two began to perform at local clubs in the Dallas area. After being discovered by a Nashville... read full bio
Garage rock and indie band Twin Peaks got their start playing together during high school, and the founding members are Cadien Lake James, Connor Brodner, Jack Dolan, and Clay Frankel. Their debut album entitled Sunken was self-recorded in James basement. After graduating from high school, James, Dolan, and Brodner headed to Olympia to attend Evergreen College, but they decided school... read full bio
Influencing a Community of Connection There are five components to creating a community of connection. We will break down five components and how you can personalize and implement these five components into your sector of influence: Love, Learn, Lift, Link, and Lead. You will walk away with tools on how to make these your own in building a network for your... read full bio
Titus Andronicus is a band composed of Patrick Stickles, Liam Betson, R.J. Gordon, and Chris Wilson. Artists like Neutral Milk Hotel and Pulp inspire their music. Titus Andronicus performs punk-y art rock, providing a new take on rock music. Their first album has received critical acclaim from Pitchfork magazine, Rolling Stone, and others. They have performed at the Coachella Valley... read full bio
