Portland-based The Rhythm Dogs combine Latin, Afrobeat, blues, ska, funk, and jazz with a distinctive groove. Bassist Mark von Bergen, drummer Mark Burdon, percussionist Chuk Barber, organist Chris Azorr, trombonist Greg Scholl, and saxophonist Mary-Sue Tobin make up the group. Nearly all of the tracks on their four albums—the most recent being "The Dogfather"—are original. The dogs may have been spotted... read full bio
Formed by a group of college friends, The Rezillos broke onto the scene at the rise of British punk rock. They classify themselves as new nave beat" because they didn't follow the nihilistic agendas of other punk bands at the time, instead choosing to write songs about B movies and Science Fiction, much the US bands The Cramps and the... read full bio
The Reytons, a South Yorkshire band, play indie rock with a sound that is deeply emphasized and grounded, not too unlike from the early work of their forebears, Arctic Monkeys. The group, which has members from both Sheffield and Doncaster, came together by accident at open-mic events and recording facilities. Jonny Yerrell, who sings and writes the lyrics and Lee Holland, who... read full bio
The Revivalists are an American rock band from New Orleans, Louisiana. The band consists of eight members and started their career when guitarist Zack Feinberg met vocalist David Shaw. Along the way they met other artists in the now formed band and they went to independently release their first few records, which include the self-titled EP and their debut album... read full bio
A musical force that defies categorization, The Reverend Peyton's Big Damn Band forges a path across the nexus of blues, roots, and Americana with an exhilarating energy that captivates audiences. The band's music is a passionate blend of genuine storytelling and great musicianship, led by the charismatic and gifted Reverend Peyton. The Reverend Peyton's Big Damn Band, who are from a... read full bio
The Rev-Tones are a tribute band that performs the greatest hits of rock ‘n’ roll from the era of the 1950’s to 1960’s. During the show you’ll hear the greatest hits from iconic artists such as Ricky Nelson, Buddy Holly, Chuck Berry, Jerry Lee Lewis, The Coasters, Eddie Cochran, Little Richard, Fats Domino, and Elvis. Some of the songs off... read full bio
The Reunion Beatles is a tribute show that brings the heart and soul of the Beatles into a live show thats filled with high filled energy and fun. Not only do the Reunion Beatles deliver a wonderful performance of the classic Beatles songs, but they also deliver spot on performances of each artists solo work as well. Some songs that... read full bio
The Atlanta-based Beatles tribute band, The Return, formed when four young friends got together to jam out on their favorite Beatles songs. Shortly after, they played in front of an audience and were instantly a hit. The band began performing on a regular basis, so they decided to make it official with the name, the Roaches.They became more serious about... read full bio
The Return of Buddy Holly is a tribute band to one of the best Rockabilly artists of all time, Buddy Holly. The Return of Buddy Holly is hosted by a Dion tribute artist who also opens the show with Chantilly Lace. During the show you’ll also see tribute to The Big Bopper. As the show ends, a performer comes out... read full bio
The Retrograde isn't the first band to draw influence from the classics, but they certainly are the first to do it with the kind of reverence and uniqueness that they are quickly come to be associated with. While many of their peers who have an affinity for beat-up tube amps and vintage romanticism end up becoming imitators rather than inspirations,... read full bio
The Residents are an avant-garde art rock band from the United States with a history spanning more than five decades. With the release of their debut album Meet the Residents in 1974, they first came to the public's attention. Since then, they have published more than 60 albums, a large number of music videos and short films, three CD-ROM projects,... read full bio
The Replacements are an American rock band from Minneapolis, Minnesota, who have been known to be one of the originators of alternative rock. The Replacements have been composed of members Peter Westerberg, Tommy Stinson, Chris Mars, Bob Stinson, Slim Dunlap, and Steve Foley. The band was formed by brothers Bob and Tommy and after meeting Mars, they began performing locally... read full bio
"The Rembrandts are the masterminds behind the fiercely popular theme song, “I’ll Be There For You”, for the iconic sitcom Friends. No fan of the show can withhold the legendary “clapping” during the title sequence, brought back to the public’s attention thanks to Netflix, who added the show to their catalog in early 2015. But the Rembrandts are no one... read full bio
The Reklaws is a brother-sister duo that consists of Jenna and Stuart Walker who are from Cambridge, Canada. The Reklaws began their career performing at their parents company, the Yee Haw Adventure Farm. They were later nominated for a CCMA Discovery Artist Award and then won the Emerging Artist Showcase at the Boots and Hearts Music Festival. From there, The... read full bio
The Regrettes are a teen punk/rock band hailing from Los Angeles, fronted by female vocalist Lydia Night. They recently released their first studio album, Feel Your Feelings Fool!, via Warner Bros. Records. The album earned wide praise, and comparisons to 60s girls-groups and newer punk-rock bands. In just their second year of existence, The Regrettes toured with artists including Tacocat,... read full bio
The Rees Family, also known as Pelican 212 is a musical group that consists of eight children who are children of Linda and John Rees. The children consists of Katie, Giovanni, Angelle, Johnny, Marie, Max Mollie and Kolbe. The group gained popularity after appearing on Nickelodeon’s television competition series “America’s Most Musical Family.” Since gaining fame from America’s Most Musical... read full bio
The Redhill Valleys stormed into the Canadian music scene with their strong, earthy harmonies, rootsy guitar riffs and ageless lyrics. The four-piece Hamilton, Ontario-inspired Americana/Roots country-rock band is made up of Chelsea McWilliams (bass/vocals), Tim Allard (lead guitar/vocals), Danielle Beaudin (guitar/vocals) and Matt Soliveri (drums). The band doesn't shy away from nostalgia and draws inspiration from bands like Fleetwood Mac, Tom Petty and... read full bio
The Red Violin, a 1998 movie directed by Academy Award-winning François Girard, is currently shown live with its original Oscar-winning music by John Corigliano. From its construction by a renowned violin maker in 1681 Cremona, Italy, to an auction house in contemporary Montreal where it catches the eye of an expert appraiser (Samuel L. Jackson), The Red Violin traces the complicated... read full bio
The Red Pears are an alternative and indie band that consists of members Henry Vargas on guitar and vocals, Juan Aguilar on bass, and Jose Corona on drums. The Red Pears started after Vargas and Corona started talking after knowing each other for a while and having similar tastes in music, backgrounds, and visions. This led to the duo performing... read full bio
The Los Angeles-based blues-rock group The Record Company has become well-known for their distinctive sound and exciting live shows. Marc Cazorla (drums, vocals), Chris Vos (guitar, vocals), and Alex Stiff (bass, vocals) established a trio in 2011 and started playing local shows throughout the city. Their 2012 self-titled first EP, which was made with vintage and improvised equipment in the... read full bio
