Stephanie Mills has one of the most distinctive voices in contemporary music, as an ultra soulful songstress whose onstage energy and power inspires standing ovations wherever she performs. She is a legendary Grammy and American Music Award-winning recording artist with five best-selling albums and ten Billboard #1 singles. With music released and starring roles over the span of a twenty-five... read full bio
Fusing dark R&B with thunderous electronic grooves, Banks has collaborated with underground British producers such as Jamie Woon, Lil Silva and Totally Extinct Dinosaurs. Her London EP, released by British label Good Years, led to a support slot with woozy R&B soulmate The Weeknd. Her debut album, Goddess, followed shortly after and charted within the top 20 of numerous countries,... read full bio
Duffy is a psychedelic/garage band from the 60s whose song Come Back, Come Back appears on the Beyond The Calico Wall compilation. Come Back Come Back was produced by famed Nashville producer Buddy Killen, but with tons of tape flanging and echo, it is far more psychedelic than the average Killen production.... read full bio
A dozen years into Rebelutions stirring career, the release of the California reggae bands fifth album Falling Into Place finds them more energized than ever. Touring relentlessly since Count Me In debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard Reggae chart, the bands members have expanded their songwriting horizons and recorded eleven tight new tracks that fuse an ever-youthful attitude of... read full bio
Fedde Le Grand rose to popularity with his chart-topping track “Put Your Hands Up 4 Detroit”. He is also known for his remixes of popular artists like Coldplay, Michael Jackson, Shakira, Rihanna, Mariah Carey, Timeflies, Naughty Boy and Martin Solveig. Le Grand is now a frequent headliner at mainstream events, such as Ultra Music Festival, Tomorrowland, Sensation and Coachella.... read full bio
Darren Hayes is an Australian singer-songwriter and podcaster who rose to fame as a frontman and singer of the pop due Savage Garden. Shortly after the disbandment of Savage Garden, Hayes began to pursue a solo musical career. Hayes was born in Brisbane, Queensland, and began his career performing in various bands before partnering with Daniel Jones to start Savage... read full bio
Icelandic-Chinese singer-songwriter Laufey (pronounced "lay-vay") was raised in both Reykjavik and Washington, DC. Her work is the result of her diverse cultural history and a variety of musical inspirations. Laufey began playing the piano and cello at a young age, in part because of the influence of her mother, a classical violinist. She didn't begin her musical journey until she dug... read full bio
The legend of Jimi Hendrix continues to prosper though his timeless music being played by tribute bands. The Experience Hendrix company was formed by the late guitarist's father, James Hendrix, to continue his son's legacy. He has done so by innovating the spirit of Jimi through an all-star tribute concert that truly lives up to his name. ... read full bio
Truly living out the lyrics to their 1982 pop classic “Sweet Dreams,” Graham Russell and Russell Hitchcock, principals in the famed 80’s hit making duo Air Supply celebrated their 40-year partnership in 2015. Air Supply has been the recipient of unprecedented, worldwide radio airplay for their countless love songs. The duo of Graham Russell and Russell Hitchcock began in... read full bio
Clint Black's first single, A Better Man, scored four straight No. 1s. That same year, Clint Black won the Country Music Association's Horizon Award and the following year, its male vocalist of the year prize. Clint Black joined the Grand Ole Opry, and scored two more No. 1 hits, Loving Blind and Where Are You Now. Black racked up more... read full bio
Boz Scaggs is an American singer-songwriter and guitarist from Canton, Ohio. He is best known for his singles “Lido Shuffle” and his Grammy award-winning single “Lowdown”, which peaked at number 2 on the Billboard 200. Scaggs learned how to play the guitar at 12 years old and met Steve Miller while at St. Mark’s School. From there, he became the... read full bio
Writing, recording and performing music with love as a central lyrical theme has been at the core of Peabo Bryson's work as an entertainer for close to two decades. Peabo recorded a series of albums and emerged as a successful headlining act as a result of consistent touring throughout the country. Duets with Natalie Cole, What You Won't Do For... read full bio
Chris Isaak is an American singer-songwriter, musician, actor, and talk show host, best known for his singles “Wicked Game”, “Baby Did A Bad Bad Thing”, and “Somebody’s Crying”. He has released 12 studio albums so far in his career with his third album “Heart Shaped World” reaching certified two-time Platinum in the US. Isaak is close friends with the director... read full bio
Creedence Clearwater Revisited consists of Doug Clifford, Stu Cook, Steve Gunner, Kurt Griffey, and Dan McGuinness. The members got together when they would start playing music together for fun before deciding on starting a band. They went on to play nearly 200 shows a year and went on to play less shows year by year and currently play around 50... read full bio
Diana Krall is the most commercially successful jazz-based artist of the past quarter century. The vocalist and pianist shot straight to the top of the Billboard Jazz charts with “The Look of Love” entering the Billboard Top 200 charts at number 9, topping the pop album charts in Canada and selling over 4 million albums worldwide. Notwithstanding her unmistakable glamour,... read full bio
The Allman Brothers Band is an American rock band, best known for their song “Rambalin Man.” The band has won two Grammy’s and numerous other awards. The Allman Brothers Band was the most influential rock group in America, redefining rock music and its boundaries. The band's mix of blues, country, jazz, and even classical influences, and their powerful, extended on-stage... read full bio
The way James Blunt sees it, we may get older, but nothing changes much from elementary school. Since Blunt released his debut album, Back to Bedlam, it has sold 11 million worldwide, going No. 1 in 18 countries and top 10 in 35. He rose to global fame with ""You're Beautiful"" and ""Goodbye My Lover"", with the former reaching No.... read full bio
Jewel made her mark as a singer and songwriter with her debut album, Pieces of You, which featured the hit songs, Who Will Save Your Soul, and You Were Meant For Me. After moving to California from Alaska, she lived in a van and sang in coffeehouses, gaining a following and eventually a record deal. Jewels introspective folk-pop songs and... read full bio
Foxworthy has stared in and been executive producer of the television series, Blue Collar TV, which he created for the WB network. The ensemble cast includes Bill Engvall and Larry the Cable Guy. The television show premiered and was the second most watched show in that time period with 5.4 million viewers. Blue Collar TV came about due to the... read full bio
As a founding member, singer, and songwriter of the legendary bands Bad Company and Free, as well as co-founding Jimmy Page's band The Firm, Paul Rodgers is a legendary figure in the world of rock 'n roll. He is one of the most well-known performers in the genre due to his distinctive and soulful voice. Rodgers has made incomparable contributions to... read full bio
