NO CIGAR played their biggest headline gigs to date throughout Australasia, after recent sell-out tours in the UK and New Zealand. With three studio albums—Under The Surface, The Great Escape, and Bienvenido—the five-piece group from Aotearoa, New Zealand, has gained widespread acclaim in Australasia, the UK, Europe, and the US. Their catchy grooves and gripping narratives have captivated audiences. While touring Europe,... read full bio
Wheelwright creates music for house parties, bonfires, dive bars, late nights, and early mornings—the highs and the lows. a mix of grunge and country folk with a Southwestern influence that captures his upbringing in Phoenix, Arizona, a desert metropolis. He doesn't write utopian tunes. Without darkness, there would be no light, no joy without some pain, and no thinking without... read full bio
Duane Betts had spent twenty years perfecting his brand of story-driven, guitar-slinging American rock & roll when he started working on Wild & Precious Life, his successful debut solo album. A flurry of activity occurred in the years preceding the launch of Wild & Precious Life. After gaining experience in bands including Backbone69 and Whitestarr, Duane joined his father, the late... read full bio
Since making her debut with the poignant song "Introverted Stoner," Bel has performed at iconic venues like the Roundhouse, Love Supreme, Jazz Cafe, and Love Saves The Day. Bel's music defies expectations and establishes a distinctive style through her poetic poetry and radical spirit. Beyond the stage, Bel's art is imbued with a feeling of mission, questioning political beliefs and social conventions with... read full bio
Many have attempted to use music to characterize London, but few have done so as well as Oreglo, a new, genre-bending four-piece consisting of Teigan Hastings on tuba, Linus Barry on guitar, Nicco Rocco on drums, and C-sé on keys. They present themselves as an unrestricted musical experiment that is inextricably linked to the city in which they reside with... read full bio
Isaia Huron's music is filled with melodies that seep into your ears and reverberate throughout your heart, expressing deep emotion, passion, and intention behind every breath he takes. In Greenville, South Carolina, where his mother was the choir director and his father was a preacher, Isaia spent every day in church. As a result, he developed a religiously-curated sense of intuition... read full bio
Salami Rose Joe Louis is a multi-instrumentalist female producer and genre-traveling artist, also known as Lindsay Olsen, is signed to Flying Lotus' Brainfeeder label. Her favorite Roland MV8800 is used almost solely for recording and production. Brainfeeder's critically praised conceptual sci-fi epic, "Zdenka 2080," her debut album, was nominated for Album of the Year at the Gilles Peterson's Worldwide Awards. She... read full bio
Stand-up comedian Maddie Wiener is characterized as "abrasive and likeable at the same time" and having "irreverent humor…with a streak of brazenness." Maddie recorded a stand-up routine for Comedy Central after being chosen as a "New Face" at the Just for Laughs Festival. She was a semi-finalist for Stand Up NBC and has been on SiriusXM's You Up with Nikki... read full bio
Leslie Liao is an actor, writer, and stand-up comedian. Her empathetic, reflective, and straightforward humor, which is frequently based on her experiences as a single Chinese-American woman in Los Angeles, has captured the attention of audiences all over the world. Leslie's debut show on Don't Tell Comedy platforms, "Fixing Straight Men," made a bold YouTube premiere, and videos from her... read full bio
Currently residing in New York City, Tommy Brennan is a comic from Chicago. At Just For Laughs' debut event in Montreal, he was recently chosen one of their New Faces. Don't Tell Comedy and Comedy Central have both aired his stand-up. He frequently performs at The Comedy Cellar and goes on national tours. Tommy's set was frequently referred to as "Alriiiiiiight"... read full bio
Presenting the 65 North Pickers, a dynamic bluegrass four that blends the spirit of jam band improvisation with the intensity of traditional bluegrass. This quartet, which is led by mandolinist Jake, banjoist Nate, guitarist Quinton, and bassist Tali, is well-known for their remarkable improvisation and lightning-fast plucking. The Grateful Dead's spirit meets Jimi Hendrix's psychedelic flair in their high-energy shows,... read full bio
Julian Fijma, an emerging star in the underground electronic music scene, hails from the charming Dutch city of Enkhuizen. Julian, who is now situated in Hoorn, close to Amsterdam, has been creating waves with his unique sound and variety of releases on some of the most reputable labels in the genre, which won over well-known DJs like Chris Stussy, Josh Baker,... read full bio
Fallon, who is renowned for his deep, groove-driven rhythms, is a rising star in the global tech house scene. His love for electronic music and desire to make dancefloor-ready songs that combine catchy basslines with a minimalist aesthetic led him to pursue a career in music production. Building on this popularity, Fallon has performed consistently around the United States and... read full bio
Cousteau is a live fire, jetsetter, and adventurer in his songs, as his name suggests — "Spin around the world twice, came back with a straight face," he jokes — but he never leaves home. He is confined from uptown to Wheeler Road ("Nitro") and is on Bladensburg Road ("85 South") from the first to the fifteenth. You get the... read full bio
Hayden Baker, a country music artist from Texas whose sound combines traditional honky-tonk with a modern twist, will release his 10-track album Alive & Well on Friday, October 10. With songs that are incredibly honest, highly expressive, and heartfelt, the next album marks a new chapter in Baker's career as a songwriter and vocalist. Baker immediately gained recognition in the Texas... read full bio
Ella Maddux infuses jazz-influenced tunes with clever, vibrant lyrics that aptly convey her lively nature, adding a timeless appeal to contemporary music. Ella, a Southern California native currently residing in Nashville, is working on her first project and is set to establish herself as one of the most promising up-and-coming singer-songwriters.... read full bio
Emily has discovered methods to connect with the core of what makes us human throughout her career. While "London" and "Song for Bryan" address the subtleties of heartbreak, songs like "Brooklyn" and "Cannonball" convey the exuberance of adventure and new love. Emily started examining the profound complexity of what it means to be in love and the healing process that... read full bio
Ash Lauryn, an international DJ, curator, and cultural voice advancing the Black American roots of house and techno, was born in Detroit and currently resides in Atlanta. Within the dance community, her well-known platform Underground & Black—which started as a blog and developed into a popular NTS Radio show and event series—has emerged as a vital hub for open communication... read full bio
Top Irish music, song, and dance are all featured in this wildly popular Irish Christmas in America program, which is produced by Sligo fiddler Oisín Mac Diarmada and is full of humor and unending energy. Caitríona Sherlock, a remarkable representation of the finest emerging Irish female vocal ability, returns to the ensemble as a vocalist. Samantha Harvey's exciting Irish old-style... read full bio
Storm Large is a novelist, writer, musician, and actor. As a contestant on the CBS program Rock Star: Supernova, Storm gained widespread recognition. Although she was ousted the week before the finale, she developed a following that now follows her across the globe. She appeared on America's Got Talent as well. Storm sang in clubs all throughout San Francisco during the... read full bio
