Bryan Joyce, who was born and raised in Omaha, Nebraska, is the frontman for the up-and-coming band King Leg. When Joyce was younger, she dreamed of becoming a clown, and later, when she was a teenager, she played music. He relocated to Nashville and got work in an auditorium, which is where he developed an appreciation for traditional country music.... read full bio
King Tuff’s musical career began at age seven, when he was inspired by his father’s Fender Stratocaster guitar. After high school, King Tuff played with bands and wrote songs, but did not take his career seriously until 2006. When he finally started making music into a career, King Tuff’s sound was launched into the spotlight. His debut album, ‘Was Dead’,... read full bio
Kingsley Flood is a band that consists of artists Naseem Khuri, Eva Walsh, Chris Barrett, George Hall, Nick Balkin, and Travis Richter. The Washington Post has labeled Kingsley Flood as a “Billy Bragg-like-folk-punk-sound”. Over the years they have opened for artists such as Josh Ritter, Grace Potter, Lucius, Langhorne Slim, and more. They have been featured in outlets such as... read full bio
Kishi Bashi is a singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist, who founded the indie rock band Jupiter One. For a few years, he was also a member of the experimental band named Of Montreal. Kishi Bashi has recorded and toured around the world as a violinist with various artists, including Regina Spekter, Alexi Murdoch, and Sondre Lerche. Shortly after Kishi Bashi released his... read full bio
Indie pop-rock band Kitten has carved their path through the music industry with a mention on the Rolling Stone Magazine Best Pop Albums list, and in Nylon, Vice, Interview, Teen Vogue, and Spin. While growing their fan base, they've opened for the likes of Paramore, No Doubt, Electric Six, The Neighborhood, Garbage, Young the Giant, and Charlie XCX and performed... read full bio
Kodaline is an Irish rock band from Swords, Dublin that consists of members Steve Garrigan, Mark Prendergast, Vincent May and Jason Boland. The group originally performed under the name 21 Demands and they came to attention after participating in the talent show “You’re a Star”. From there, they went on to release their debut self-titled EP. They then released two... read full bio
Korey Dane is a rootsy, literate folk and indie rock singer-songwriter, based out of California. Dane has been playing the guitar since he was fifteen years old, and by the time he was in his twenties, he formed a group with Tess Shapiro. The duo released two independent albums, For the Kite Flyers and Loomer, receiving positive reviews for both.... read full bio
Formerly known as Shaman, Korpiklaani is a folk metal band from Finland. Korpiklaani translates to "Backwoods Clan" from Finnish. "Korpi" signifies "dark old forest" when pronounced. In biology, it describes the appearance of a boreal forest on moist moraine soils, with a thick covering of moss serving as undergrowth and dense spruce growth. Korpiklaani started with folk music before turning metal,... read full bio
Lettuce and Soulive were founded by Eric Krasno and Galactic and Garage-a-Trois were founded by Stanton Moore. Over the past 25 years, they had encountered each other numerous times while performing on stage with their different bands. Both are Grammy-winning musicians who have collaborated with a wide range of both legendary and contemporary musicians. These two well-known musicians talked about the prospect of... read full bio
Brothers Jens and Uwe Kruger were born and reared in Europe, where they began their musical training at a very young age. They were exposed to a broad variety of musical influences as a result of growing up in a home where music was valued highly. By the time the brothers were eleven and twelve years old, they were frequently... read full bio
Kunika is an American indie-folk pop band based out of Seattle, Washington, that consists of members Nathan Hamer, Zach Hamer, Michelle Nuno, Jillian Walker, and Miranda Zickler. Each member of the group brings something different and they perform with instruments which include the ukulele, mandolin, harmonica, drums, cello, synthesizer, banjo, and guitar. Kunika has gained praise from outlets which include... read full bio
"Kygo is a Norwegian DJ, musician, record producer, and songwriter. His remix of Ed Sheeran’s hit song “I See Fire” gained Kygo international attention, and his own single “Firestone” has grown wildly popular as well. Kygo has released multiple singles that have exploded, including “Stole the Show,” “Here for You,” “ID,” and “Stay.” The musical journey of Kygo began at... read full bio
Kyle Daniel is an up-and-coming folk country artist based in Nashville, Tennessee. When he was 16, Daniel won the Southern Kentucky Blues Society Blues Challenge and a year later, was a finalist at the International Blues Challenge in Memphis. From there, he went on to be a songwriter before pursuing his own career. So far, Daniel has released two EPs,... read full bio
As one of Canada's most award-nominated artists nationwide, Kyle McKearney is celebrating an artistic breakthrough. His debut album "Down-Home" has received over 1.5 million streams worldwide and is becoming popular all over the world. The modest debut has received 14 nominations for prizes so far and is still rising. After winning $75,000 in Alberta Music's Project Wild, Kyle's career really began... read full bio
David Kyp Joel Malone is a very talented multi-instreumentalist best known as the guitarist and singer for the band TV on the Radio, as well as Ice Balloons, Rain Machine, and Iran. David, who goes by Kyp, grew up in Pennsylvania and then later went to New Jersey, where he attended North Hunterdon High School. His first band was Iran,... read full bio
Lotta Lindgren, better known as Léon, is a Swedish singer and songwriter. With a background in music starting at a young age, Léon started her career as the front of a hip-hop and soul group. Her solo career took off, working with producing partner Agrin Rahmani. Amy Winehouse, Janis Joplin, Beyoncé, Sam Cooke, and other inspirational artists inspire Léon. She... read full bio
Lacy J. Dalton has one of the most distinctive female voices in country music. She is best known for her powerful, gritty vocals. Lacy was born in Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania to a very musical family. She learned how to play instruments and write songs from her parents. Lacy’s musical sounds are heavily influenced by classic country music from the 40s, 50s,... read full bio
Aly Spaltro, known by her stage name Lady Lamb, is a songwriter and musician. Spaltro started recording music while working at a video rental store in her hometown in Maine. Her first recordings were distributed at the Bullmoose Record Store in Maine. Spaltro later moved to New York to record her debut studio record, Ripely Pine. Since, she has gained... read full bio
One of the UK's most unique voices, Lady Nade has been nominated for Artist of the Year at the AMAUK Awards and won Song of the Year at the UK Americana Awards and recognized by Bristol as one of its Most Influential Women. She is a very talented, award-winning songstress. The intriguing tapestry of Lady Nade's music defies simple classification, fusing folk,... read full bio
Michigan native Laith Al-Saadi, long considered a brilliant blues guitarist and singer, gathered a band of legends for his latest effort, Real. - recorded at the historic Ocean Way Studios in Hollywood, California. Produced by Jeffrey Weber, the project was recorded live to two tracks, with no mixing, editing, overdubbing, auto-tuning, limiting and compression. Laith is the real... read full bio
