The Israeli-American electronic rock ensemble The Living Tombstone is well-known for both their entirely original work and pop culture and fandom-focused music. Yoav Landau founded the group, and Sam Haft, a vocalist, joined with the breakthrough song "My Ordinary Life." After a ten-month break from the channel, they signed with Warner Music Group and released their debut album, zero_one.... read full bio
The London Souls' unique reinterpretation of classic hard-hitting rock and roll formulae recalls elements of the past with an ever-present boundless energy, fit to cement their place in the future. Tash and Chris have been nothing short of a best-kept-secret among New York City concertgoers since the band's formation, building a fervent and dynamic fan base leveraged by their ever-substantiate... read full bio
Suede, known as The London Suede in the United States, is an English rock band from London, England, that consists of members Brett Anderson, Mat Osman, Simon Gilbert, Richard Oakes and Neil Codling. The band was formed after Anderson and former members Justine Frischmann met while studying at the University College London. They then added in Osman and began playing... read full bio
The Long Run was formed in 1999 in Los Angeles by a group of well-rounded professional musicians with a love of harmony and a deep respect for one of the greatest rock bands of all time, The Eagles. After months of painstaking preparation rehearsing a long list of The Eagles' chart-topping hits, The Long Run set out to win over... read full bio
The Lords of Altamont unleash unadulterated rock and roll rage that was born from the ultimate demise of the period of harmony and love. The infamous Altamont Free concert, which was touted as the "Woodstock of the West," was marked instead by heavy narcotics, motorbike chains and brass knuckles and subsequently punctuated by shoving battles and fist fights. Four births, four... read full bio
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The Lovin’ Spoonful is an American pop rock band from New York that consists of members Joe Butler, Steve Boone, Mike Arturi, Phil Smith and Murray Weinstock. The group has been inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and are best known for their hit singles such as “Did You Ever Have to Make Up Your Mind”, “Summer... read full bio
The Madden Brothers is an American pop-rock duo that consists of brothers Joel and Benji Madden that were founding members of the band Good Charlotte. The Madden Brothers were formed as a side project from Good Charlotte. After forming the side project, The Madden Brothers released their first mixtape, “Before – Volume One.” Shortly after, The Madden Brothers released the... read full bio
The Magpie salute is a rock band, founded by former Black Crowes members Rich Robinson, Marc Ford and Sven Pipien. They kicked off their live performances at the Gramercy Theatre in NYC, where they were initially scheduled for three dates, but added another show due to successful ticket sales. The band played songs by the Black Crowes, along with Robinson... read full bio
Seamlessly blending funk, soul and rock ‘n’ roll - think Stevie Wonder meets Red Hot Chili Peppers- The Main Squeeze promises to keep your body moving with their infectious, feel-good musical gumbo. With their unique musical blend, the Chicago-based band has attracted a remarkably loyal and ever-growing national fan base. Further, their high-energy live shows that showcase each member’s virtuosic... read full bio
The Maine is a pop-punk band from Tempe, Arizona. After signing with Fearless Records, they released the five-song EP, The Way We Talk. They landed a slot on Vans Warped Tour the following year, and recorded the album Cant Stop Wont Stop, produced by leading emo-pop producer Matt Squire (Simple Plan, Sum 41). It rose to No. 40 on the... read full bio
The Makers are a garage rock and rock-n-roll band from Spokane, Washington that consists of members Michael Maker, Donny Virgo, Jamie Frost, Timothy Killingsworth, and Aaron Saye. When they first started their careers, The Makers were known for their anarchic performances, and traveling from gig to gig in a 1965 Pontiac hearse. The band released their debut album, “Howl” and... read full bio
The Man in Black is a tribute to Johnny Cash brought to you by Shawn Barker. Barker strikes an uncanny resemblance to Cash, and if you close your eyes he sounds exactly like him as well. During his show, The Man in Black, the audience can hear anything from a full live band, to The Sugarbelles, a female singing group,... read full bio
The Marcels are as advertised, the guys who put the Bomp" in the "Bomp-A-Bomp" back in 1961 when their first recording, "Blue Moon" sold over two and a half million copies. The Marcels can boast of three record albums, numerous hit singles, with sales in the millions. They also recorded the theme song, "The Greatest Love" for the motion picture,... read full bio
Marcus King, who is a singer, songwriter, and guitarist, leads The Marcus King Band. King’s father is Marvin King and Marcus spent his childhood watching his father perform blues from the sidelines and it was from there that he knew what he wanted to grow up to be. Marcus ranges anywhere from funky R&B, Southern soul, Americana, and soul in... read full bio
Legendary American rock group The Marshall Tucker Band was formed in Spartanburg, South Carolina. Its distinctive sound, which combines blues, country, and jazz, contributed to the early 1970s development of the Southern rock subgenre. After 50 years of recording and touring with several line-ups, lead vocalist Doug Gray is the only original band member still regularly performing with the group. Tommy... read full bio
The MC50 is a special one-of-a-kind show that celebrates the 50th anniversary of KICK OUT THE JAMS, and is performed by the founder of the rock band MC5, Wayne Kramer. Through the MC5, Kramer released two studio albums; “Back in the USA” and “High Time.” MC5 was known for singles which include “I Can Only Give You Everything,” “One of... read full bio
Five-piece band THE MCCHARMLYS from Santa Ana are now dominating the scene with their sophisticated fusion of doo-wop, surf, beat and 60s-style rock 'n' roll. The band, which has been praised by LA Weekly as "an absolute joy" for its ability to evoke vintage sounds while incorporating a modern edge that appeals to punk, new wave and rockabilly enthusiasts, has received praise from... read full bio
In 1983, the American band The Melvins was founded. Normally a trio, they have recently expanded to a four-piece set with two drummers. Buzz Osborne (commonly known as King Buzzo), the band's singer and guitarist, and Dale Crover, its drummer, have been its constant members since 1984. The supervisor at a Thriftway in Montesano, Washington, where Osborne also worked as... read full bio
The renowned Pogues and the Boot Hill Foot-Tappers joined forces to play at the alternative music event in Camden Town with The Men They Couldn't Hang. The members of the Southampton-based pop-punk band "Catch 22," Paul Simmonds, Philip "Swill" Odgers and his brother Jon, met Pogues roadie Stefan Cush while busking in Shepherds Bush, London. Their debut single, a rendition of... read full bio
