Dann Huff is an award-winning country musician, songwriter and record producer. He has been a three-time Musician of the Year at the Country Music Association Awards, and two-time Producer of the Year at the Academy of Country Music Awards. Throughout the 80s, Huff performed the guitar on albums for Michael Jackson, Scritti Politti, Whitesnake, Roger Hodgson, Steven Curtis Chapman, Doro... read full bio
Ben Gallaher started out his music journey performing at small bars and Pennsylvania prisons, before moving to Nashville. He landed a record deal with Sony Music Nashville, and the following year signed with Universal Music Publishing Group. Right now, Gallaher is performing on the road, writing full time, and recording his debut album as a signed artist. On top of... read full bio
Andy Shauf is a singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist from Saskatchewan. Early on in his musical career, Andy was the drummer for the Christian pop punk band, Captain. After breaking off as a solo artist, he released his debut EP entitled Darker Days, and not long after, he released two more EPs entitled Waiting for the Sun to Leave and Sam... read full bio
Bradford Cox performs under the moniker, Atlas Sound. He is best known as the lead singer of the indie rock band, Deerhunter, but has released several solo albums. Atlas Sound creates works that cannot be achieved in a five-piece rock band. His sounds are experimental, focusing on using distorted guitar and light vocals to create an indie, avant-pop sound. The... read full bio
Tim Hecker’s ambient electronic sound is unlike anything you’ve ever heard before. Internationally recognized for his recordings such as ‘Harmony in Ultraviolet’ and ‘Ravedeath’, Hecker gained popularity because of his unique improvised performances. Much of his music contains drone, glitch, and manipulated sounds created by organs, drum, and other instruments. Hecker has received critical acclaim by Pitchfork and Wire magazine.... read full bio
Nicolas Hakim is a musician hailing from the United States who currently resides in Brooklyn, New York. 2014 saw the independent release of his debut extended play, titled "Where Will We Go Part 1 and 2." His first studio album, titled "Green Twins," was released in May of 2017, and he is scheduled to release his second studio album, titled... read full bio
Natassia Gail Zolot, better known as Kreayshawn, is a rapper and creative director. Upon releasing a solo track titled, Gucci Gucci, Kreayshawn launched into stardom. She took off her career as a solo artist, moving away from her initial rap group to work with Columbia Records. Kreayshawn was nominated for MTV Video Music Award, Best New Artist and at one... read full bio
Blake Sandoval, better known as Yung Pinch, is a young American rapper, singer, and songwriter from Huntington Beach, California. Yung Pinch, who was born on April 6, 1997, grew up in a musical family and was exposed to numerous forms of music at a young age. He began recording music in high school and swiftly rose to prominence on SoundCloud... read full bio
Kenny Cetera, brother of Peter Cetera, an original member of the band Chicago, has made a name for himself with new concert series ‘Kenny Cetera’s Chicago Experience’. Drawing on his involvement as a contributor to the album ‘Chicago 17’, Cetera is ready to revive Chicago’s most relevant work. Cetera and his 7-piece horn band present Chicago’s music in this show.... read full bio
"Idolized, as one may infer from their clever name, is a highly sought after tribute band paying its homage to the legendary punk rocker, Billy Idol. Often called the ultimate tribute to Billy Idol, the band was born out of a passion for genres such as punk, new wave, hard rock, and of course, the members’ mutual love for Billy... read full bio
Snail Mail is an indie rock band who hails from Balitmore, Maryland. The lead singer of the band is Lindsey Jordan, with Ryan Vieira playing the bass and Shawn Durham playing the drums. Lindsey, aside from being a talented vocalist, has played guitar for most of her life and has been classically trained; her experimentation with the guitar is part... read full bio
The band Mild High Club stays true to their name, as they are known for their mellow, chill music that retains a catchy and addictive sound. Alexander Brettin worked on the material for the band, utilizing instruments and tools such as a four-track recorder, guitars, keyboards, and computers to create the unique musical creations. After meeting and adding a few... read full bio
Nobigdyl, whose real name is Dylan Phillips, is Christian rapper with a distinguished relaxed but passionate rapping style. At the age of 9, Dylan and his family moved to Bell Buckle, Tennessee, and at the age of 10, Dylan started showing talent for performing. He started out acting in plays and becoming involved in theatre at his school, and he... read full bio
Hollyn is a Christian singer and songwriter. A contestant on American Idol, Hollyn made it to the Hollywood rounds. This launched her into creating her first EP, ‘Hollyn’, and album ‘One-Way Conversations’. Her songs have charted on the Billboard Christian Songs chart, Christian Digital songs chart, Christian airplay chart, and Christian Albums chart. Most notably, her song ‘Alone’ peaked at... read full bio
Andrew Sleighter’s comedy career began with writing. His writing style, which is clever and witty, has allowed Slgither to collect a fan base of readers (and stand up comedy listeners). Sleighter has performed at comedy clubs, comedy festivals, and even colleges. Notably, he has appeared at Bumbershoot, The Cabo Comedy Festival, Laughing Skull, and Johnny Carson Great American Comedy Festival.... read full bio
Faren Rachels is a country music artist who grew up in Georgia but later moved to Nashville, Tennessee to further her musical aspirations.Her love for music began at an early age, and her parents brought her up listening to legendary country artists such as Conway Twitty, George Jones, and Patsy Cline. As a young child, her parents brought her to... read full bio
Renee Blair, a recording artist with Epic Records, was born in St. Louis, Missouri. She has since traveled to Nashville to hone her singing and songwriting skills, and she landed a publishing deal with SMACKSongs in Nashville, where she works with Shane McAnally. Her music has been described as country with a distinct flavor of R&B. With a strong work... read full bio
Chrome Sparks is the solo act of Jeremy Malvin. In the beginning of his career, Malvin self-released his tracks to Bandcamp. Eventually, he signed with the label, Future Classic. Malvin’s music can be described as dazed and melodic, filled with synthesizers and classical percussion. FADER has reported Malvin’s music is filled with “form-shifting beats [that] seem to resonate with spaced-out... read full bio
Electric Guest is an alternative electronic duo, a collaboration between Asa Taccone and Matthew Compton. The duo has seen commercial success through their features on ‘Late Show with David Letterman’, ‘Late Night with Jimmy Fallon’, ‘Conan’, and other live performances. Their work has also been featured on popular United States television shows like ‘Teen Wolf’, ‘Girls’, and ‘Suits’. When... read full bio
Boo Seeka is an electronic duo made up of Ben Gumbleton (BOO Seeka) and Sam Croft (Sammy Seeka). The band is a mix of Sammy Seeka’s synth and BOO’s sultry vocals—they describe their sound as “smooth as hot fudge chocolate on a soft serve”. Nominated for ‘Unearthed Artist of the Year’ at the J Awards, Boo Seeka received great feedback... read full bio
