ARIZONA is an alternative/indie/electronic/pop band from New Jersey who has performed at many notable events and festivals such as: Hangout Fest, Bottlerock Napa, Governor’s Ball, Firefly Music Festival, Westword Music Showcase, and Lollapalooza. ARIZONA consists of members Zachary Charles, Nathan Esquite and David Labuguen and the trio met while studying at Berklee College of Music and Emerson College. After starting... read full bio
Arkells are a multiple Juno Award-winning band who have solidified themselves as Canadian rock radio mainstays. Named after Arkell Street in Hamilton, which is near where the band was born at McMaster University. Early on in their musical career, the band toured with Matt Mays & El Torpedo as their opening act. They later toured across Canada with Waking Eyes,... read full bio
The band Arkells got their start in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada in 2006. The members all met at McMaster University. They released their debut EP “Deadlines” in 2007 and a year later, they were signed to Dine Alone Records, with whom they re-issued their EP and released their debut studio album “Jackson Square”. The 12-track album was certified Gold. Their 2011... read full bio
Arlo Guthrie is the son of famed folk artist Woody Guthrie. His music continues the legacy of his father with social conscience themes and songs that have become American staples, such as Alice's Restaurant" and "The City of New Orleans." With songs like "Alice's Restaurant", too long for radio airplay; "Coming into Los Angeles", banned from many radio stations but... read full bio
Arm's Length, a Canadian emo band, were painfully aware that they were rubbing shoulders with some of the biggest performers in the world as they were producing their debut album, Never Before Seen, Never Again Found. They recorded the drums in Toronto's Noble Street Studios, which has also hosted sessions for Justin Bieber, The Weeknd and Kanye West. They were merely... read full bio
Comprised of band members Ryan Rae, Kenn Coutu, Brendan Walker, and Aran Puritch, the Armchair Cynics are a rock band from Victoria, British Columbia. They perform rock music inspired by their own personal tastes. From British rock music to the sounds of the Killers, a little bit of multi-genre rock flair is added to each of their tracks. The band... read full bio
Armstrong Leigh is an alternative band comprised of Michelle Armstrong and Cristopher Leigh. They got together when they met at a Bruce Springsteen concert. Based in Austin, Texas, the duo performs eclectic, reflective melodies. Artists like Bruce, Patti Smith, and Depeche Mode inspire them. Armstrongs voice is unlike any others, and Leighs guitar playing is incomparable. They meld their styles... read full bio
Five people make up the Southern Finland rock group ARRAY. The band performs original compositions that draw strongly from jazz, blues, and music from the 1970s. Array has performed at a select few events, but they are now prepared to further up their game.... read full bio
Arrested Youth (Ian Johnson) is making music akin to something you’ve never heard before. It’s pretty hard to sum up what his sound is – it’s rock, it’s electronic, it’s indie, and it’s hip hop. Don’t let the sound fool you, though: it’s very emotional and heartfelt. He likes to write songs about how complex it all is. Life comes... read full bio
Dean McIntosh, known as Arrow Benjamin, is a singer and songwriter from London, England. He is best known for his work as a solo artist, but has also collaborated with a variety of artists. He has provided vocals for Naughty Boy and Beyonce and co-wrote songs for artists like Major Lazer and Labrinth. His feature in the single Runnin (Lose... read full bio
The trio Arrows In Action consists of guitarist Matthew Fowler, singer Victor Viramontes-Pattison and drummer Jesse Frimmel, was founded in Gainesville and has gained notoriety in the pop-rock scene. They have created a big, recorded product that contributes to a youthfully captivating live presentation and is rife with new-age nostalgia. A band's presence transitions from the internet to the stage almost seamlessly. Fans are welcomed into... read full bio
As the platinum blonde front man for Everclear, Art Alexakis was a key player in the mid-90s alternative rock movement that exploded right as the grunge movement began to fade. Everclear has three albums that have reached platinum status and have also started up the Summerland Tour, featuring other 90’s alternative bands. The solo show features Art scaled down without... read full bio
Wham! Bang! Pow! Let's Rock Out! was originally intended to be a break-up album but evolved into a "in-love record." It is a compilation of post-punk, poppy bangers that harken back to the band's distinctive style. Seven years have passed since the band's last LP and Argos' self-referential, truthful story now takes the form of heartbreaking meditations on how to embrace a youthful... read full bio
Artificial Pleasure is a London-based group molding music genres. Stereogum.com has described their sounds as tight, hypnotic, and [eluding] many other artists. The group has only released two singles, Ill Make It Worth Your While and Bolt From The Blue. Artists such as Bowie, Talking Heads, and DAF influence Artificial Pleasure. Their funky groove sound is sure to enthrall audiences... read full bio
Arts Fishing Club is an American indie-folk band based out of Nashville, Tennessee, that consists of Christopher Kessenich, Matt Siffert, Jimi Greene, Brian Kempson, and Peter Eddins. Arts Fishing Club was first formed by Christopher Kessenich and he later met with Siffert at a songwriters campfire. From there, the duo began writing songs together and then added in Eddins who... read full bio
Artwork (Arthur Smith) is a veteran DJ and electronic music producer. He’s been around for quite some time, playing sets in London and collaborating with various electronic musicians. Arthur got his start when he was just 12-years-old, listening to Andy Kershaw on Radio 1. That’s where he first heard a song from America, a genre they called “house” music. He... read full bio
Blending emo and pop-punk styles, As December Falls is a daring and vivacious do-it-yourself band from Nottingham, England. With their third album, Join the Club, released nine full years after their founding, the band defied several record label advances and made their debut on the U.K. album chart. As December Falls are aware that they have something unique here, whether they are... read full bio
Patty Walters and Ronald Ish's international pop-rock group As It Is made a splash with the singles Okay and Never Happy, Ever After. The Great Depression, a concept film, was what they brought back. The band released the tracks as a series of four EPs after reimagining the entire album in a brave and ambitious manner. With their fourth album,... read full bio
Asaf Avidan is an Israeli singer-songwriter who got his start in 2006, when he put together a band while serving a tour in the military alongside fellow musician Ran Nir. Over the next two years, the band (Asaf Avidan and the Mojos) rose to considerable fame. With his band, he released three albms: “The Reckoning” in 2008; “Poor Boy/Lucky Man”... read full bio
Asal grew up in a musical household in Iran. For her seventh birthday, Asal received a guitar, her father played the piano, and her mother sang. Asal only speaks Farsi and listens to Persian music most of the time since moving to Vancouver. After learning English in school and being exposed to new music, Asal began creating her own music... read full bio
