After spending his early twenties as the frontman of the London-based heavy rock band Burning Beard, John Joseph Brill became a pillar of the West London music scene. Brill was greatly encouraged to explore a more candid, honest type of songwriting by the same musical scene that gave rise to The Staves, Laura Marling and Bear's Den. He left his previous... read full bio
John Mark McMillan is a Christian singer and songwriter. Upon releasing his debut album, Hope Anthology, Volume 1, McMillan received positive feedback from audiences and well-known artists like the David Crowder Band. Though his fame was not instantaneous, McMillan persevered and his songs are now commonly played on Christian radio and as anthems for Christian church organizations. He has released... read full bio
The multi-talented performer John Maus wears many metaphorical hats as a musician, singer, songwriter, composer, and philosopher. Originally from Austin, Minnesota, John is known for mixing unconventional styles and sounds to create his own style, some of which are considered synth pop and hypnagogic pop. Growing up, he listened to the music of artists such as Syd Barrett and Nirvana.... read full bio
John Mayer received a total of seven Grammy Awards for his career after celebrating two victories at the 51st Annual Grammy Awards. The guitarist, vocalist, and songwriter currently has seven Grammy Awards to their name and has sold approximately 14 million records throughout the globe. John Mayer has established himself as a musician and collaborator who transcends genre barriers ever... read full bio
John Popper is an American blues musician, songwriter and promoter from Chardon, Ohio. He is best known for being a frontman of Blues Traveler, which he played harmonica, guitar and vocals for. Growing up, Popper took lessons for the piano, cello, and guitar but found no passion until he began learning how to play the piano. After graduating from high... read full bio
John Rzeznik is an American musician, singer-songwriter, and producer. He is best known as the guitarist, frontman and founding member of the rock band the Goo Goo Dolls, with whom he has recorded eleven studio albums and toured all over the world. The band's album, A Boy Named Goo, went double Platinum and after hearing their song ""Name"", music producers... read full bio
In Houston, Americana musician John Vincent III developed his passion for music further. John Vincent III started writing his own songs after finding inspiration in avant-garde lyricists like Bon Iver, The Districts and The Doors. To create the ideal Americana-Pop fusion, John Vincent III skillfully combines folky, rhythmic guitar with emotional, vulnerable lyricism. John has independently written and produced his songs, EP and... read full bio
John-Robert left his hometown of Edinburg, Virginia, for Los Angeles with a vision of the future in mind. As a young songwriter, he turned down a scholarship to the Berklee College of Music in order to pursue his own artistic ambitions. After being signed to Nice Life/Warner Records, the Grammy-nominated producer Ricky Reed (Leon Bridges, Lizzo) helped John-Robert's melodic fusion... read full bio
John Morisi is a synth-focused singer, composer and producer better known by his stage name Johnny Dynamite, but Dynamite occasionally performs with members of his band "The Bloodsuckers". Dynamite used the moniker "Johnny Dynamite" for one of his most famous characters, an anti-hero investigator from the underground, after being inspired by the artwork of his grandpa, renowned comic book artist and... read full bio
The English folk rock band Johnny Flynn and the Sussex Wit is based out of London in the United Kingdom. Members of the band include Johnny Flynn, David Beauchamp, Adam Beach, Joe Zeitlin, Lillie Flynn, Matt Edmonds, and James Mathe. Six studio albums, including "A Larum," "Been Listening," "Country Mile," and "Sillion," have been released by the band over the... read full bio
Johnny Marr is an English singer and songwriter who also plays the guitar, the keyboards, the piano, the harmonica, the mandolin, the harmonium, and the autoharp. He was the co-songwriter with Morrissey for the Smiths, which is a band that has been called the most important alternative rock band to emerge from the British independent music scene of the 1980's.... read full bio
Johnny Stimson is a dapper, elegant young artist who will rejuvenate and refresh your hope in music. He is a rare treasure in the modern pop world and a modern pop world rarity. The combination of his melodies that stick in your head and insightful lyrics results in tunes that make you want to tap your toes. Johnny's energetic style... read full bio
The Swedish rock duo Johnossi, winners of a Grammy and a platinum record, is back and this time they're bolder and bigger than ever. The huge rock/pop choruses of Johnossi's cosmos are incredibly easy to get lost in. "Air Is Free," their most recent hit, is no exception. Ossi's thunderous drumming and John's notable guitar riffs remain the foundation of... read full bio
Since their founding, they have contributed to the resurgence of the live music scene, which has rekindled youth interest in music and inspired a new generation of young musicians in Slovenia. Bojan on vocals, Kris on guitar, Jan on guitar, Nace on bass and Jure on drums make up the band. The majority of them got to know one another while... read full bio
Jon Brion is a singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, producer, and composer. He has an extensive career in music, along with a repertoire in producing and film score composing. He has produced music for artists like Kanye West and Fiona Apple. Brion has scored films like Magnolia, Punch-Drunk Love, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, and Meaningless. His performing career includes work... read full bio
Jon Foreman is an American singer-songwriter and guitarist who is best known for his rise to fame as a member, songwriter, and co-founder of the band Switchfoot. Through his fame with Switchfoot, the band became best known for their singles “Meant to Live” and “Dare You to Move.” Foreman was born in San Bernardino County, California, and later grew up... read full bio
Jon McLaughlin has been playing piano and making music since childhood. He was born and raised in Indiana, where he also attended Anderson University. With the support of the university’s record label, Oranghaus, a few friends and an old Chevy van, McLaughlin wrote and recorded music, and toured extensively throughout his college years before he was signed to Island Records.... read full bio
Jonah Marais Roth Frantzich, Corbyn Besson, Jack Avery, Zach Herron, and Daniel Seavey—who made an appearance on the fourteenth season of American Idol—are members of the pop boyband Why Don't We. He only put out one EP, When The Daylight's Gone, prior to joining the group, which had singles like "War Paint" and "Take You Home Tonight." Jonah was a... read full bio
Jonathan Richman was born May 15th 1951 to a Jewish family in Natick, Massachusetts. He began playing music and writing his own songs in the mid-1960s. In 1969 he moved to New York City, where he spent time living on the couch of The Velvet Underground’s manager and working odd jobs while trying to break in as a professional musician.... read full bio
Jonathan Wilson produced Father John Misty's Pure Comedy, which received a Grammy nomination and touring arenas all over the world with Pink Floyd icon Roger Waters (for whom he also provided a guitar solo on the acclaimed Is This The Life We Really Want album). Wilson also received a lot of praise for his collaboration with Karen Elson on her sophomore album... read full bio
