A Tony Award winner, who performs, choreographs and directs, Savion Glover is one of the youngest men to be nominated for a Tony Award for his performance in Black and Blue. He made his Broadway debut as the title character in The Tap Dance Kid at the age of 12. He appeared on Broadway opposite Gregory Hines in Jelly's Last... read full bio
Delivering all the high harmonies and stage presence of the Bee Gees, Night Fever pays tribute to the iconic act with songs like “Jive Talking”, “To Love Somebody”, “Stain’ Alive”, and “You Should Be Dancing”, to name just a few. Night Fever performs over 200 dates every year, taking fans back to a time when The Bee Gees dominated pop... read full bio
Zapp is an ‘80s soul/funk band, initially formed by The Troutman Brothers: Roger, Larry, Terry, and Lester. Their eponymous debut album achieved Platinum certification and emerged on the Top 20 of the Billboard Top 200, spawning the groovy hit single “More Bounce to the Ounce”. The Zapp Band continued to captivate the world with their music, while Roger pioneered methods... read full bio
Terry Wallace, known onstage as Tee Grizzley, is a Detroit-born rapper best known for hit tracks “No Effort,” “First Day Out,” and “From the D to the A (Featuring Lil Yachty).” Having had a difficult life since childhood, Tee Grizzley’s rap speaks of the struggles he knows. Growing up in Detroit, Grizzley was raised by his grandmother; his mother was... read full bio
Born out of Des Moines, Iowa, Stone Sour is a heavy metal known band known for their fiercely heavy metal/rock sound full of guitar riffs and harmonies, double bass drum patterns, and screaming and singing combinations. In Stone Sour’s early years, founding members worked on a few demo tapes before recording their self-titled debut album. After recording their first album,... read full bio
Tom Walker is a multi-talented instrumentalist and singer from Glasgow, Scotland. While growing up in Scotland and England, Tom listened to a variety of musicians. He found himself especially inspired by classic legends such as Bob Marley, Ray Charles, and The Police; these artists had a significant impact on Tom’s future musical style. Tom blends elements of raw soul with... read full bio
Kyle Harvey, known simply by his stage name KYLE, is a California-born rapper signed with Atlantic Records and Indie-Pop. His breakout single “iSpy” helped him make a name for himself in the rap community, and he has collaborated with other rap big names such as Lil Yachty, Keylani, G-Eazy, and Chance the Rapper. He is also a part of the... read full bio
The artists of the Daptone Super Soul Revue consist of a tightly knit family of musicians based out of Brooklyn, New York. Soul powerhouses Sharon Jones & the Dap-Kings and Charles Bradley join forces with the afrobeat band Antibalas for a stunning show featuring Master of Ceremonies Binky Griptite and special performances by the Sugarman 3 and Saun & Starr.... read full bio
Skip Marley, the grandson of legendary reggae icon Bob Marley, is making waves with his performances alongside Katy Perry, at award shows like the MTV Music Video Awards, iHeartRadio Music Awards, Brit Awards, and 59th Grammy Awards. Skip co-wrote and sings on Perry’s Platinum-certified “Chained to the Rhythm”, which has peaked at No. 4 among all singles in the US.... read full bio
ARIZONA is an alternative/indie/electronic/pop band from New Jersey who has performed at many notable events and festivals such as: Hangout Fest, Bottlerock Napa, Governor’s Ball, Firefly Music Festival, Westword Music Showcase, and Lollapalooza. ARIZONA consists of members Zachary Charles, Nathan Esquite and David Labuguen and the trio met while studying at Berklee College of Music and Emerson College. After starting... read full bio
Dan Snaith has performed under stage names Caribou, Manitoba, and Daphni. Snaith usually performs with a live band and creates mixes with a synthesizer and percussion. His performances are works of art; he usually includes complex video projections displayed live as a background to his music. Snaith’s album ‘Andorra’ won a Polaris Music Prize and his album ‘Swim’ was listed... read full bio
Colin Hay found his voice as the lead of the band Men at Work. After performing in the group, Hay decided to pursue his own solo career. Hay's solo shows are a mix of classic and new songs with hilarious and surreal stories drawn from his experiences over the past three decades. He released several studio albums including ‘Looking for... read full bio
Angus and Julia Stone are a brother/sister folk duo from Australia. Their soulful, whimsical sound transports fans into a world of beauty and serenity. Angus plays the guitar for the duo, while Julia is a singer and songwriter. Their three albums, ‘A Book Like This’, ‘Down the Way’, and ‘Angus & Julia Stone’ showcase the growth and evolution of their... read full bio
Roberto Tapia stands out in his genre- both in Mexico and the United States. His performance of northern and band music is unlike any other’s. Tapia is a singer and songwriter, but also has experience in Hispanic Television, for example he was a judge on ‘La Vos Kids’. The singer has toured hundred of venues and is a multi-instrumentalist, playing... read full bio
Alicia Villarreal started her career as lead singer of Grupo Límite, releasing six albums with the band. Villarreal decided to start her solo career with the launch of a ranchera-style album. Seeing huge success with the album, she continued to perform with that style of music. Her third solo album, ‘Orgullo De Mujer’, received a Grammy nomination for Best Mexican/Mexican-American... read full bio
The Latin Legends Live is a compilation of three bands, Malo, Tierra, and Thee Midniters. These bands reign as major forced in the Latin music scene. All three have topped the Billboard Charts, setting standards for Latin Rock and R&B. Malo’s singles peppered pop radio and defined the music industry with flair emanating from their use of rhythm and percussion.... read full bio
Animal Collective is an experimental pop band from Baltimore comprised of several well-established artists including Panda Bear (Noah Lennox), Geologist (Brian Weitz), Avey Tare (David Portner), and Deakin (Josh Dibb). The band is known for its bold experimentation with a variety of genres and subgenres including freak folk, noise pop, electronic, art rock, and neo-psychedelia, among others. The band members... read full bio
Smino is a rapper, singer, and songwriter hailing from St. Louis, Missouri. He first burst onto the scene with his debut EP ‘S!Ck, S!Ck, S!Ck’ in 2015, which showcased his unique blend of funk, soul, and rap. He quickly gained a following in the underground scene and caught the attention of other artists, leading to collaborations with the likes of... read full bio
"Brockhampton is rap’s first boy band. A large group of talented individuals has collaborated together to create the artistic rap collective, ‘Brockhampton’. The group was erected in San Marcos, Texas and became an instant hit, gaining popularity through the Internet forum KanyeToThe (a Kanye West fan forum). Brockhampton is comprised of seven boys who are the frontline vocalists and rappers... read full bio
Rami Abousabe and Tamer Malki, two amazing DJs from New York's thriving neighborhood of Brooklyn, have founded Bedouin. Their shared musical experience is profoundly based in their diverse cultural backgrounds, creating a unique sound that sets them apart from their contemporaries. Bedouin created a really distinctive and alluring sound that has received international acclaim by fusing their varied musical backgrounds. They... read full bio
