Midnight North is a rock and Americana band that consists of members Grahame Lesh, Elliott Peck, Alex Jordan, Connor O’Sullivan and Nathan Graham. The band is from San Francisco and they have released one album, “Under the Lights”. Some of Midnight North’s most popular songs include “Greene County”, “Long View”, “The Highway Song” and more. Midnight North has been featured... read full bio
Midtown is a band hailing from New Brunswick, New Jersey, in the United States, and playing pop punk music. In November of 1998, three students from Rutgers University came together to form Midtown, but the band quickly expanded to include a fourth member. Before disbanding in 2005, the band issued three full-length studio albums in addition to three extended plays... read full bio
The Mighty Oaks are a threesome of artists with an eclectic background. A combination from the United States, United Kingdom, and Italy, The Mighty Oaks perform an authentic indie-folk sound. Acoustic guitars, mandolins, bass lines, and drums back their songs. They have performed across the world, at the Montreux Jazz Festival in Switzerland, Way Out West in Sweden, Exit Festival... read full bio
Mihali Savoulidis is a singer-songwriter and guitarist who is best known for being a member of the rock band Twiddle. As a solo artist, Mihali performs a mixture of reggae, rock, and jam music. Mihali was raised in New Jersey and over the years he has performed at venues and festivals such as Bonnaroo, The Capitol Theatre, and Red Rocks.... read full bio
Mike Campbell left Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers after more than 20 years as their lead guitarist, starting a side band called the Dirty Knobs. He waited nearly another 20 years before recording and distributing their music. The Dirty Knobs' debut album, Wreckless Abandon, has rowdy rock & roll with a ragged but correct feel. Campbell and his bandmates started... read full bio
Mike Dawes is an English guitarist and teacher from Guildford, Surrey, England who is known for composing, arranging and performing multiple parts simultaneously on the guitar. When Dawes was only 12 years old he began performing on the keyboards and later moved to performing the steel-string acoustic guitar. Dawes started his career performing instrumental concerts at venues and festivals all... read full bio
Mike Farris' music merges traditional black gospel, '70s Stax soul and southern blues. Known for his soul-bearing stage performances, Mike became a music sensation. HIs first critically acclaimed album Salvation in Lights was the first time people around the country heard the blend of gospel music and New Orleans sounds. Farris earned the Americana Music Association's New & Emerging Artist... read full bio
Mike Gordon is well known for his time playing bass for the progressive rock band Phish. Along with being a well-known bassist, Mike is also known for being an accomplished guitarist and pianist. He has also made films such as Rising Low, Trackingm, and Outside Out, and he has authored a book entitled Mikes Corner. Gordon met the members of... read full bio
Early in Mike Reid's career, music was one of the last things people thought about. Even though he had received a music degree from Penn State, it was his extraordinary football talent that made him famous. He was chosen as an All-American, awarded the Outland Trophy as the nation's top collegiate lineman, selected by the Cincinnati Bengals in the first round of the... read full bio
Although ex-Waterboys singer songwriter Scott didn't make his proper solo debut until 1995's “Bring 'Em All In”, he'd actually already made a solo album of sorts on the final release to bear the Waterboys billing, 1993's “Dream Harder”, which Scott recorded in New York with session musicians. Following the release of “Dream Harder”, Scott decided to leave New York (where... read full bio
An American musician, singer, rapper, composer, and record producer by the name of Michael Kenji Shinoda. He was the group's backup singer while lead vocalist Chester Bennington served as the group's rhythm guitarist, keyboardist, primary songwriter, and producer. He co-founded the rock band Linkin Park in 1996. In 2004, Shinoda started the hip-hop-focused side project Fort Minor. He has also... read full bio
Mike Watt, one of the most important players in West Coast punk rock, originally rose to prominence as the Minutemen's distinctive bassist. Watt was an excellent bassist who is almost as well-known for his methods as for his playing. Watt has collaborated with a wide spectrum of artists, from Sonic Youth to Kelly Clarkson. Musically, his basslines are a diverse... read full bio
Mike Watt and the Missingmen is a punk rock band that is fronted by Mike Watt and features Tom Watson and Raul Morales. Mike Watt has previously been the bassist for Minutemen, Firehose and Stooges whereas Watson has been the guitarist for bands such as The Jom and Terry Show, Slovenly, The Pair of Pliers, and Red Krayola. Raul Morales... read full bio
US rapper and producer Mike's Dead has carved out a unique path for himself as a versatile artist by fusing aspects of contemporary trap and electronic music with elements of classic industrial/hard rock bands like Rammstein, Nine Inch Nails and Limp Bizkit. After launching his brand, he gained hundreds of thousands of followers on social media, which has helped him reach... read full bio
Mild High Club is an amazing band from the United States that plays very catchy psychedelic pop rock music. The band's leader, Alexander Brettin, spent his childhood in the Midwest, where he was active in the school band and played the flute. He attended Columbia College in Chicago, where he specialized in jazz studies, and he established Mild High Club in the year 2013. Before... read full bio
Mild Orange is an indie pop rock band based out of Dunedin, New Zealand. Mild Orange consists of members Josh Mehrtens on vocals and guitar, Josh Reid on guitar, Tom Kelk on bass and Jack Ferguson on drums. They are best known for their single “Some Feeling,” which has gone on to earn over 15 million views on YouTube. Mild... read full bio
Seth Daniel Cook, better known as his stage name, Miles Daniel is a multi-instrumentalist singer-songwriter from Yorktown, Indiana. Daniel’s music is a mixture of modern pop, RnB, and dance-rock. Throughout his career, Daniel has been likened to artists such as Prince, Michael Jackson, Bruno Mars, Charlie Puth and The 1975. Daniel found his love for music when he was only... read full bio
Miles Kane is an English musician who is best known for being a solo artist and co-frontman of the band the Last Shadow Puppets, and for being a former member of the Rascals. Kane was born in Birkenhead, Merseyside, England, and he began his career as a child learning to play the saxophone before later learning how to play guitar.... read full bio
The Rusted Hearts, led by the free-spirited Miles Nielsen, have been captivating audiences with their songwriting, tight 4-part harmonies, and variety of sound for years. Since their founding, the band has toured constantly, gaining a devoted fan base they have named the Rusted Herd. They are equally at home performing a 10-minute jam as a 3-minute pop tune. The band... read full bio
Militia, who has been hailed as "one of the greatest rock vocalists" (Blabbermouth) and "a badass vocalist capable of commanding any stage" (The Guardian), has collaborated or performed on albums or live with Cyndi Lauper, Twisted Sister, Living Colour, John Petrucci, Nancy Sinatra, Candlebox, L7, Taylor Dayne, Sandra Bernhard and Paul Schaffer. "PUSH COMES TO SHOVE" by Bad Penny, a recent... read full bio
