Dallas, Texas is home to the psychedelic pop group The Polyphonic Spree. Former members of the alternative rock group Tripping Daisy, Tim DeLaughter (lead vocals, guitar), Mark Pirro (bass), and Bryan Wakeland (drums) make up the nucleus of the group. Twelve musicians and five backing vocalists make up the band as well. Since the band's founding, the lineup has largely... read full bio
The Posterz are a hip-hop group from Montreal. The group is comprised of three members, Husser, Joey Sherrett, and Kris the $pirit. The Posterz deliver a dirty hip-hop sound, filled with profound lyrics and deep bass beats. The Posterz have been mentioned on Noisey's online publication and receive positive feedback via YouTube.... read full bio
The Presets are forging a musical path through their passion for music. Having cranked out several albums of experimental instrumental music that won them critical acclaim. The Presets with a distinctively spiky disco-dipped sound and several years of collaboration have boasted them around the world. With momentum on their side, the Presets released Beams, a month after it found favor... read full bio
The Pretenders emerged as a popular alternative to the rock music scene in the late 1970s and early 1980s. Their merging of top 40 pop music with punk and new wave spanned musical genres in a way that had never been done before. Chrissie Hynde and the rest of the band were able to establish a name for themselves in... read full bio
A well-known American rock group from New York City, The Pretty Reckless was founded in 2009. Mark Damon plays bass, Taylor Momsen plays rhythm guitar, Ben Phillips sings backup vocals, and Jamie Perkins plays drums for the group. Light Me Up, the group's first studio album, was released in August 2010. The hits from the album, such as "Make Me Wanna... read full bio
Sisters Jyl and Jules are the members of the Las Vegas metal band The Pretty Wild. Their music continually embodies defiance entwined with poignant words, transcending genre boundaries. This bold attitude produces a powerful energy that goes against the grain. With their songs on disillusionment, industry hardships, and the quest for authenticity outside societal constructs, The Pretty Wild enthralls listeners yearning... 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
Liam Howlett founded the electronic music collective The Prodigy (Keith Flint, Leeroy Thornhill and Maxim Reality) in Braintree, Essex, UK. They have sold more than 20 million records globally, which is essentially unprecedented in the history of dance music. Their music encompasses a variety of genres, from early 90's rave and breakbeat hardcore to later alternative rock and big rhythm... read full bio
The Property Brothers, Jonathan Scott and Drew Scott, are HGTV reality stars who buy properties in need of work, and turn them into dream homes. Drew is a real estate guru who searches for neglected houses and negotiates the purchases. His brother Jonathan is a licensed contractor who renovates the houses. Together, they founded Scott Real Estate, with locations in... read full bio
The Proud Sons are an alternative-country, southern rock, and Americana band from Winnipeg, Manitoba, which consists of members Ryan McConnell, Kyle Meyer, Jesse Meyer, Jay Mymryk, and Jason Stanley. The band consists of songwriters and hockey players. While growing up, each member learned how to play hockey living in a cold area but all decided to pursue music instead. They... read full bio
If you sit and talk to many of the alternative rock artists dominating today’s music, you’ll find that many of them pay homage to the The Psychedelic Furs. Led by front man and songwriter Richard Butler, the Furs won over fans and critics alike by combining poetic lyrics, innovative rhythms and melodies driven by an aggressive, punk desperation. Through it... read full bio
Psychotic Monks are a band that alternates between The Jesus Lizard's contortions, Sonic Youth's looseness, Throbbing Gristle's evil electronics and Dublin's Gilla Band's organic pulse, yet they finally produce music that seems like their own. The band made sure to include room in their writing process for "accidents" themselves. The band experiments with compositional elements like as structure, textures, silence and the... read full bio
Psycodelics' Black American music has always melded foundations of blues, jazz and disco with contemporary funk rock. The R&B fusion group, which began as a four-piece with bassist/vocalist Cam Wescott, keyboardist Noah Jones, drummer Sean Bing and guitarist Whitt Burn, has already taken many forms, adding guitarist James Rubush and drummer Demario Kitt to its ranks and allowing local musicians like Kanika... read full bio
The Purple Xperience features original Revolution member and Princes co-songwriter Doctor Matt Fink. The band is the most authentic tribute to the loving memory of such a remarkable artist such as Prince. National television networks described The Purple Xperience as a truly great show, when fans and the media alike flocked to The Arcadia Theatre in St. Charles, IL for... read full bio
First to arrive, Moe Berg immediately started a solo acoustic performance that he performed in every pub that would take him. While doing this, he met Johnny Sinclair, a resident of Saskatoon and the concept for TPOH started to take shape. The band started performing the Toronto region at that point after adding Winnipeg-born sisters Tam and Tasha Amabile for background... read full bio
The Quebe Sisters are a Dallas, Texas-based American swing revival band that plays a fusion of western, jazz-influenced swing, country, and Texas-style fiddling. Sisters Grace, Sophia, and Hulda Quebe make up the band. They all play the fiddle and sing, and additional musicians play the upright bass, guitar, and other instruments. North Texas was the home of Grace Quebe, Sophia... read full bio
The Raconteurs—Jack White, Brendan Benson, Jack Lawrence, and Patrick Keeler—were semi-hibernating when they put together the collection of killer tracks that became HELP US STRANGER, their third studio album and first release of new material in over ten years. The album debuted at number one on the Billboard Top 200 in its first week of release. Benson and White serve... read full bio
Armed with their now-famous contagious energy and diverse style of soulful American music, The Rad Trads continue to rack up accomplishments. Whether opening for soul legend Charles Bradley, blues legends Buddy Guy or Taj Mahal, country stars The Lone Bellow, or simply touring Europe, Asia or the United States, The Rad Trads consistently leave audiences on their feet & cheering... read full bio
The Radio Dept. is an alternative pop band from Sweden. The band began collaborating over two decades ago. When they sent their first legitimate recordings to Sonic magazine, they were greeted with positive feedback and featured on the free CD sample the magazine provided to subscribers. Their debut album, Lesser Matters, scored a 10/10 in NME, launching The Radio Dept.... read full bio
When brothers Jordan and Jonathan, raised in rural Missouri, met lively Arizona native Cassandra in the mountains of Flagstaff, Arizona, the foundation was laid for the adventure of a lifetime. All three classically trained students had plans of making the 2,600 mile journey to Music City to follow their dreams. But it wasn't until an impromptu concert in Phoenix that... read full bio
