Sisters Jyl and Jules are the members of the Las Vegas metal band The Pretty Wild. Their music continually embodies defiance entwined with poignant words, transcending genre boundaries. This bold attitude produces a powerful energy that goes against the grain. With their songs on disillusionment, industry hardships, and the quest for authenticity outside societal constructs, The Pretty Wild enthralls listeners yearning... read full bio
The trio Chuwi has been more well-known among listeners and industry peers within the last two years. One of the reasons for this is because they appear to have played a role that is all too typical in Latin American music: that of a band whose songs reflect the activist spirit of their generation. Puerto Ricans who are appalled by the state... read full bio
Tommy Leas, a Florida native better known as PLS&TY, is breaking into the electronic dance music industry with his own sound: lazy bass, fascinating vocals, and enough cheerful songs to make anyone happy. His music has received hundreds of millions of plays across platforms, not including an appearance in a Hershey's chocolate ad with over a billion views. PLS&TY's hits have... read full bio
Ziggy Ramo, a rapper and changemaker, recognizes his worth. He is an award-winning singer and producer from Wik and Solomon Islander roots, opposes Australia's settler colonialism and institutional racism. His creativity is channeled through speaking engagements, music, and directing ventures, which often ignore or repress opinions. With the publication of his incredibly essential Black Thoughts, Ziggy stunned the industry with his vital... read full bio
Following two successful singles that solidified her reputation as a potent vocalist and poetic force, Stella Rose released her debut album, "Eyes of Glass." Recorded in Los Angeles and produced by Yves Rothman, Eyes of Glass blends the lyrical essence of Stella Rose's songs with the twisted sound that she and Rothman have created. gaining recognition by feeling more like... read full bio
The mysterious indie musician Oxis is well-known for fusing electronic and acoustic components in her songs. Growing up in an undersea environment "7,000 miles under the sea," Oxis finds inspiration in a variety of genres, including as alternative, techno, and dream pop. Since her debut, the distinctive sound—which is marked by emotional depth and inventive production—has drawn notice. Among the several... read full bio
Croce Plays Croce is a show dedicated to the late great Jim Croce – the man behind such timeless classics as “Time in a Bottle”, “You Don’t Mess Around With Jim”, “Operator”, and “Bad, Bad Leroy Brown” – performed by A.J. Croce. As you probably guessed it, A..J. doesn’t just share a namesake (and a striking resemblance) of the famous... read full bio
American singer/songwriter Ruthie Foster embodies the sounds of blues and folk music. Ruthies voice is a gift that has taken her on this magical journey. With her vocals, Ruthie can captivate her fans with her fusion of soul, blues, folk, rock, and gospel. From her humble beginnings being in a church choir, Ruthie now touches the lives of people all... read full bio
AGA-BOOM is a theatrical occasion that must be seen to be believed! Established In the novel European dramatic style and all inclusive dialect of clowning, Aga-Boom slices through the boundaries of dialect and culture with the art of slapstick, the humor of physical comics and the delightful fervor of youth. Created by veteran of Cirque Du Soleil Dimitri Bogatirev, AGA-BOOM... read full bio
Athletixx is an electronic dance music group comprised of four like-minded individuals, Kittens, Promnite, Hoodboy, and Falcons. Theyve joined together to implement their ideals about art, music, and fashion to create a unique group. All experienced in production, they debuted their single PNTHR as an embodiment of their musical direction. Prior to forming Athletixx, the group took over Diplo &... read full bio
Francis and the Lights is a band from the United States that plays pop music and is fronted by Francis Farewell Starlite. The phrase "and the Lights" can mean either the lights that are on a stage or the pixels that are displayed on a screen. When giving credit for his solo work and contributions, Starlite will frequently use the... read full bio
Pharoah Sanders is one of the worlds most renowned tenor saxophone artists in jazz. His influences include Harold Land, James Moody, Sonny Rollins, Charlie Parker, and others. Playing bebop, rhythm, blues, and free jazz, Sanders worked hard to make a name for himself in the music industry. For a time, Sanders was unable to make a living. He worked non-musical... read full bio
Pantyraid is the project of Martin Folb and Josh Mayer, two successful electronic music artists. The duo was brought together by their love of dance music. They produce atypical works, unlike anything that is playing on the mainstream music scene. Pantyraids goal is to expose listeners to different genres of music, incorporating mixed tempos and styles into all of their... read full bio
Julian Jordan is a Dutch DJ and producer who is on the rise in the dance music scene. He released his first song Yxalag on the Internet when he was just 14 years old. The song caught the attention of a few record labels; Jordan signed with Spinnin Records before graduating from school. Today Jordan has his own record label,... read full bio
Justin Martin is an electronic DJ and producer from San Francisco, California. He specializes in house and dance styles of music, which have lead to his melodic and playful tracks. Martins career propelled with the release of his single, The Sad Piano. The song was released under Ben Watts Buzzin Fly label, licensed by Steve Bug and played by notable... read full bio
Michael Grandinetti has wowed audiences around the country and the world with his incredible art of illusion. Michael is a truly passionate about his art, and he works hard to share his talent with both small and large audiences alike. Though he has been featured on such major television networks and shows as NBC’s The World’s Most Dangerous Magic II,... read full bio
The Champagne Jam Tour is a one-of-a-kind concert that brings together two awesome bands, Atlanta Rhythm Section and Rare Earth. Atlanta Rhythm Section is an American Southern rock band that currently consists of members Dean Daughtry, Rodney Justo, Steve Stone, Justin Senker, David Anderson, and Rodger Stephan. The group is best known for their singles such as, So In to... read full bio
Eddie Montgomery is a country artist who is best known for being one-half of the country duo Montgomery Gentry. Although the other-half of Montgomery Gentry, Troy Gentry, has passed away, Montgomery still continues to perform under the name Montgomery Gentry. Montgomery was born in Danville, Kentucky and started playing drums in a band at only 13 years old. He later... read full bio
Known to the world of music as Emancipator, Doug Appling is a producer, multi-instrumentalist, and DJ who lives in Portland, Oregon. His debut album, Soon It Will Be Cold Enough, was first self-released and then re-released under Hydeout Productions; it featured a violin, atmospheric textures, and frosty beats. After its release, Emancipator went on to play as music producer... read full bio
With a name inspired by the whimsical works of the childrens author Shel Silverstein, Silverstein is a band that seamlessly blends the sounds of the emo, punk, indie, and hardcore genres. The band has had a busy career cranking out albums and going on tours; the band has sold over 1 million albums across the globe. The bands first EP... read full bio
