Since her remarkable debut in 1988, Tracy Chapman has captivated audiences around the globe with her pure voice, evocative songs and intense spirit. Along the way Tracy Chapman has sold millions of albums won four Grammy Awards. Few artists can match Tracy's gentle but passionate vibrato, her literate lyrical compassion and her uncompromising stance. From the startling honesty of her... read full bio
She has a voice that is distinctive to her generation. Tracy Nelson's natural talent has always directed her spirit; in fact, it has enabled her to write and search for the deeper songs regardless of market or genre. In her decades of singing, she has consistently decimated audiences. She is a fiery singer of truth and a source of the... read full bio
Trailer Choir's own unique blend of real life sing-along style & energy brings a high-def picture to a backyard barbeque! The songs are about livin' life and drinkin' a cold beer with your best friends (and the brand new ones you just met). Within the first few moments of hearing and watching The Choir", you'll know this is something different.... read full bio
Trigger Hippy is an American rock band that consists of members Steve Gorman, Nick Govrik, Ed Juri, and Amber Woodhouse. Steve Gorman has previously been the drummer for the Black Crowes and he formed the rock band as a collaboration with Nick Govrik and other local Nashville musicians. After they began performing together for a while, the band made their... read full bio
Zachary William Dess, better known as Two Feet, is a singer, songwriter, and producer from New York City. Prior to pursuing his solo career, Dess played in jazz and blues ensembles around New York City. He released his first solo single, Go F**k Yourself, online, which went viral and earned him a recording contract with Republic Records. His single later... read full bio
Ty Taylor is an American musician who is best known for being the lead singer of the soul-rock band Vintage Trouble. While growing up, Taylor found himself in love with gospel music and he sang in his local Baptist Church choir when he was young. He also found influence in popular artists such as Tina Turner, Otis Redding and The... read full bio
Tyler Bryant is a musician and songwriter from Honey Grove, Texas. He is most known for being featured in the film Rock Prophecies along with Jeff Beck, Carlos Santana, and Slash. He got his first guitar when he was only 6 years old, which he sold his brand new dirt bike in order to afford it. He got into blues... read full bio
The singer and songwriter UMI was raised in Seattle, Washington and went to the University of Southern California before quitting to concentrate on music. Her The most well-known song is "Remember Me," which has received over 130 million Spotify streams. She also served as the opening act for Conan Gray's Comfort Crowd Tour. Wilson was born in Seattle to a Japanese mother and an... read full bio
Valerie June is an American singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist from Memphis, Tennessee, whose music is a mixture of several genres which include folk, blues, gospel, soul, country, bluegrass and Appalachian. June was born in Jackson, Tennessee, and while growing up she found her love for gospel music while attending church and also found her love for RnB and soul music through... read full bio
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Vikki Carr is a four time Grammy Award-winning, bi-lingual singing star. She has performed for over fifty years in concert, with her band or as a guest artist with symphonies and top name mariachi groups. The world is no stranger of Vikki Carr, who has performed in various genres, but has enjoyed her greatest success singing in Spanish. She has... read full bio
The longstanding co-leader of the well-known and innovative jamgrass band Leftover Salmon spent around five months on the road, including a month and a half in Nashville. There, after 30 years of recording music, he ran into some old pals who helped him get started on the path that eventually produced his debut solo album, Enjoy the Ride. The solo album... read full bio
Carrying the history of the famed Texas songwriting tradition, Vincent Neil Emerson acts as a torchbearer. He has created a style that is refreshingly genuine and wholly his own, paying homage to the plain truth-telling and enduring resonance of his songwriting inspirations like Townes Van Zandt, Guy Clark, and Steve Earle. Emerson's newest record, the amazing self-titled LP produced by... read full bio
Los Angeles band Vintage Trouble originally achieved recognition in the U.K., where their debut album, The Bomb Shelter Sessions, performed well on the digital charts. The band's music is rooted on the sounds of vintage blues, soul and rock & roll from the '50s and '60s. The band spent the following years building a devoted fan base on both sides of... read full bio
Warren Haynes is an American musician, songwriter, and record producer who is best known for being the guitarist of the Allman Brothers Band as well as for being a founding member of the band Gov’t Mule. Haynes was born in Asheville, North Carolina, and he began playing the guitar when he was only 12 years old. Early in his career,... read full bio
Singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Andrew Marlin, along with violinist/guitarist Emily Frantz, form the Chapel Hill, North Carolina based bluegrass band, Watchhouse, formerly known as Mandolin Orange. The duo draw from inspirations both old and new, presenting music composed of a bluegrass, gospel, folk, country, and pop mixture. Their music expresses “the earthy timelessness (and effortless harmonies) of Gillian Welch and David... read full bio
Welshy Arms is a rock/blues group that has released an EP, titled Welcome, and a self-titled studio album. Their songs have been heard in trailers for the blockbuster films The D Train, starring Jack Black, and the Quentin Tarantino-directed The Hateful Eight. Welshy Arms’ music has also been used in the national TV and radio campaign for the Cleveland Indians,... read full bio
Wide Mouth Mason is a Canadian blues rock band from Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, that consists of the duo Shaun Verreault and Safwan Javed. Wide Mouth Mason began their career after self-releasing their debut studio album, “The Nazarene”. They followed this with their self-titled album which was released through Warner Music Canada, peaked at number 90 on the Canadian charts, and earned... read full bio
As the name suggests, Wood & Wire is an acoustic band with a love for pure music played well on stringed instruments. Five years ago, the group exploded onto Austin’s bluegrass and old-time-music scene while quickly gaining a national fan base through appearances at notable festivals like Old Settlers Music Festival, Grey Fox Bluegrass Festival, ACL Festival, Rockygrass, IBMA World... read full bio
The Yardbirds legend and music has graduated three of rock's greatest guitar players: Eric Clapton, Jeff Beck and Jimmy Page. They created hard rock out of standard twelve-bar blues, doubling the tempos and whacking the amps up to ten. On the British club scene, the Yardbirds, the Animals, and the Rolling Stones ruled the stages. The Yardbirds are best known... read full bio
