Born and raised in Grand Rapids, Michigan, Joey Hyde grew up listening to his dad's record collection. His early influences were such bands as Led Zepplin, Thin Lizzy, AC/DC, and Pink Floyd, which led him to a love of the guitar. Later on, he found himself appreciating the songs of Merle Haggard and Tom Petty, which led him to a... read full bio
Its hard to believe that a scant seven years have passed since a 22-year-old Long Islander named Jane Monheit now renowned as one of the worlds most beloved and accomplished song stylists signed her first recording contract, for Manhattans relatively small but enthusiastically supportive N-Coded label. Her debut album, Never Never Land, introduced the world to two indisputable... read full bio
James Somerville is a pop singer-songwriter from Scotland. In addition to his solo career, he sang in the 1980s with the pop groups The Communards and Bronski Beat. His distinctive and heartfelt countertenor/falsetto singing voice has made him particularly well-known. His music, including "Smalltown Boy," reflects his open homosexuality.... read full bio
British pop star Estelle rose to stardom with her catchy collaboration with Kanye West, titled ""American Boy."" The single hit top 5 on the charts in seven countries including the UK, Australia, and France. It peaked at No. 9, went double platinum in the US, and hit platinum in the UK and Australia. Estelle was awarded the Grammy for Best... read full bio
This vocal quartet Color Me Badd formed as high school students in Oklahoma City before relocating to New York. They proved adept at both churning dance tunes and sincere ballads. They broke through with their performance of ""I Wanna Sex You Up"" on the soundtrack of New Jack City. Released as a single, the song topped the R&B charts, went... read full bio
Goapele, an entrepreneur, humanitarian, composer, producer, singer, and soulful visionary, has established herself as one of the most prolific R&B and soulful creators of our time. Goapele has returned with COLOURS, her eighth and most contemplative album to date. The eight-track masterpiece is seductive and unforgettable, and it is released on the indie artist's label, Skyblaze Recordings. The Oakland, California native... read full bio
When she was 16, Jane Siberry wrote her first song for an English class. It was about her beloved father. Thirteen albums later, and with 4 Juno Nominations to her credit, Siberry has become internationally known for her angelic and filmic music. What began as simple guitar and piano-based acoustic sets in the coffeehouses and clubs of Toronto has led... read full bio
Jay Perez, born in San Antonio, Texas is an American Tejano musician, notable for his blending of Rhythm and Blues with traditional Tejano music . Initially a backing musician and leading vocalist for Latin Breed and then David Lee Garza y los Musicales, Perez began a solo career. He has released several solo albums. He has also won several Tejano... read full bio
Formed in 2006, the band derived its name from the Wilco song, “I Am Trying to Break Your Heart,” and consists of lead vocalist/ guitarist BJ Barham, bassist Bill Corbin, guitarist Ryan Johnson, guitarist Colin DiMeo, drummer Kevin McClain, Whit Wright on pedal steel guitar and keyboards. American Aquarium has released eight albums, including their most critically acclaimed album to... read full bio
Adam Gontier is a Canadian musician and singer-songwriter. He is the lead singer, rhythm guitarist and main songwriter for Saint Asonia, but is best known as the former lead singer, rhythm guitarist and main songwriter of the Canadian rock band Three Days Grace. Gontier left Three Days Grace on January 9, 2013. In addition to his work with Three Days... read full bio
Arguably the world's greatest accordion player, Flaco Jimenez is regarded as the Tejano ambassador to pop music. Many musicians have sought his musical forte for their recordings including Bob Dylan, Linda Ronstadt and the Rolling Stones to name a few. As a founding member of The Texas Tornados," he has continuously blazed new trails in the world's musical kingdom. With... read full bio
McBride and the Ride began their career in the music industry in 1989 with the support of record producer Tony Brown. "Burnin' Up the Road", "Sacred Ground", and "Hurry Sundown" were the first three albums released by McBride and the Ride, and they were all distributed by MCA Records. Sacred Ground was certified gold, and "Burnin' Up the Road" and "Hurry Sundown" were... read full bio
This talented group of musicians from England formed Supergrass in 1994 after failing in the job market as factory worker (Gaz Coombes), plunger-dishwasher (Mick Quinn), dinner lady (Danny Goffey) and astrophysicist (Robert Coombes).Their hits include Caught by the Fuzz," "Mansize Rooster," "Lenny," "Alright," "Mansize Rooster" and "Caught by the Fuzz."... read full bio
All ages can identify with the themes found in Jesse's music and words. In addition to his natural talent, Jesse exudes a passion, charisma, and intensity that come through in both his original compositions and live performances. The ABC Television Competition "Rising Star" went to Jesse. Every week, he dazzled the crowd with his passion, vigor, and strong singing... read full bio
Are you looking for a fresh, funny, never-inappropriate, knock-their-socks-off act for your next event Well gather round. The Water Coolers is a terrific conference solution created for meeting planners by a meeting planner. The act is incredibly funny without ever being inappropriate. Their professional management team makes bringing them in as simple as bringing in a speaker. They have two... read full bio
Country troubadour, Doug Seegers, has won the hearts of many with his raw lyrics and haunting melodies, in the single “Going Down to the River.” Previously homeless, 62-year-old Seegers was discovered on the streets of Nashville by a Swedish country singer for whom he played “Going Down to the River.” The song became a surprise hit, reaching No. 1... read full bio
Brooklyn-based indie-pop group The Secret Dream Lovers is led by multi-instrumentalist and composer Matt Koenig. The band has developed a reputation for their contagious melodies and groovy beats, with a style that pulls from a variety of genres, including disco, funk, and indie rock. After leaving his position as music director at a radio station in New York City, Koenig began... read full bio
"Like many successful performers, Tiffany's career began when she was very young. Born in Norwalk, a quiet suburb in Southern California, Tiffany was performing nationwide at fairs, special events and on talent shows such as Star Search by the time she was five. Her performances were marked by an incredible presence and control that enabled her to deliver songs such... read full bio
The airy baroque British pop trio dubbed the Dream Academy emerged in the mid-'80s as one of the leading lights of the psychedelic revival movement. The Dream Academy issued their eponymously titled debut LP on Warner Brothers Records. Co-produced by Pink Floyd's David Gilmour, the atmospheric lead single Life in a Northern Town," an elegy for Nick Drake, quickly reached... read full bio
Andy Allo is a jack of all trades. She is a singer, songwriter, pianist, model, and actress. Her television appearances include The Game, Attack of the Show, and her performances on Jimmy Kimmel Live!. Her album entitled Superconductor" debuted at number one on Amazon.com's Soul and R&B charts in the United States, France, and the United Kingdom. She began her... read full bio
