Wallie the Sensei, an artist from Compton, has established himself as a unique voice of the West Coast through his combination of lived-experience narrative and melodic lyricism. He initially gained recognition when the single "Scandalous" was produced by a spur-of-the-moment mixtape, which was recorded after losing a wager with a friend. The song quickly gained traction online, accumulating over 12... read full bio
Wallice is an indie pop prodigy whose self-deprecating, tongue-in-cheek choruses have quickly made her one of Gen Z's most fascinating new talents. Wallice began playing her first instrument in middle school and began creating songs. She was influenced by the poetry of Thom Yorke, Lana Del Rey and the punk irreverence of Weezer and No Doubt. Later, Wallice joined her high... read full bio
Wallace Poole is popular for their tribute band for Willie Nelson. They claim there is only one Willie Nelson. Some of their most popular tribute songs include Whiskey River, Stardust, and Georgia. They bring a style to stage just as Willie Nelson would, and captivate the attention of audiences from all around the world. Their music is most popular in... read full bio
Walking Shapes are a five-member rock band specializing in indie rock and indie pop sounds. The five members of this New York City band include vocalist and guitarist Nathaniel Hoho, vocalist and bass player Dan Krysa, violinist and guitarist Jesse Kotansky, keyboardist Mike Irish, and drummer Mason Ingram. Walking Shapes worked with producer, Gus Oberg, for their debut album. Gus... read full bio
Seattle's Walking Papers, the much-buzzed-about new band featuring rock luminaries Duff McKagan (Guns N' Roses, Velvet Revolver), Barrett Martin (Screaming Trees, Mad Season), Jeff Angell and Benjamin Anderson (both of The Missionary Position), which also features a guest appearance by Pearl Jam guitarist Mike McCready, who played on lead single The Whole World's Watching" and "I'll Stick Around." Rolling Stone... read full bio
Walking on Cars is an alternative rock band from Dingle, Ireland. The band is comprised of members Patrick Sheehy, Sorcha Durham, Dan Devane, Paul Flannery, and Evan Hadnett. They combine vocals, piano, drums, guitar, and bass to create their independent sound. Walking on Cars’ debut single, Catch Me If You Can, hit the Irish iTunes chart at number one. Garnering... read full bio
Walker Montgomery is a country artist from Nicholasville, Kentucky. He is the son of John Michael Montgomery, nephew of Eddie Montgomery, and cousin to up-and-coming country artist, Dillon Carmichael. He has recently released his debut EP entitled, “Simple Town”. Some of his songs include, “Simple Town”, “Just Say When”, “Burnin’ 18”, “You Heard It Here First”, and “Just a Truck”.... read full bio
Jordan Walker and Johnny McGuire make up the country duo that is Walker McGuire. Currently based out of Nashville, TN, they also incorporate elements of southern rock into their music. Walker is inspired by country music, while McGuire loved rock. They fuse their sounds and create something unique and wonderful. Fans love Walker McGuire for their relatable songs about love... read full bio
Walker Hayes is a country musician from Mobile, Alabama. His southern roots heavily influence his music; Hayes fuses elements of pop, rock, rap, and country to create his unique sound. After graduating from Alabama’s Birmingham Southern College with a music degree, Hayes moved to Nashville to pursue a music career. A Nashville record label soon signed Hayes, though he was... read full bio
As a duet called Walker County, sisters Ivy and Sophie got a big label record deal with Warner Music Nashville when they were still adolescents. Around the course of the greater part of a decade, fans from all around the world have watched as their sound and spirits changed. The ladies of Walker County have developed into the future superstars... read full bio
Sam Walker and Gavin Royce make up the electronic dance music duo Walker & Royce. For nearly ten years Walker and Royce have been perfecting their electronic sound and performing style. They have toured across Europe and the United States, performing at festivals like Dirtybird Campout, Moonrise Festival, HARD Summer festival, Lightning in a Bottle, and Beyond Wonderland. Some of... read full bio
WALK THE MOON is an indie rock band that hails from Cincinnati, Ohio. The group independently released their debut album, i want! i want!, and received airplay for the track ""Anna Sun"". The music of WALK THE MOON brims with sparkling synth-heavy pop hooks, chanted melodies, sunny harmonies, and agile polyrhythmic grooves — a sound influenced by the new wave... read full bio
A five-piece Canadian band called Walk Off The Earth, situated close to Toronto, has become incredibly popular due to their unorthodox style of songwriting. In less than two weeks, the band's creative cover of Gotye's smash song "Somebody That I Used To Know" went viral on YouTube, garnering over 35 million views. They have a huge and devoted fan base... read full bio
Walk Off Hits is a mixture of a cover band and original band who is based out of Las Vegas, Nevada. The group consists of members Ross LaMarca, Spencer Sasarita and Rion Rogers. The group can also be performed as a four-piece band or a duo. Walk Off Hits has performed all over the Las Vegas Strip and their original... read full bio
Walk Like a Man is a group of amazing singers and world-class entertainers paying tribute to Frankie Valli & the Four Seasons and the music of that era. Watching this performance is a sensational show that is filled with outstanding choreography, beautiful costumes, and beautifully arranged vocal harmonies. Walk Like a Man will have you entertained all night. Their... read full bio
Wali Collins, host of Comedy Central's Stand-Up, Stand-Up, is one of the most popular stand-up comedians on the college circuit nationwide. His comedy motto is "keep it clean and clever.” Wali Collins got his professional start on the Boston comedy scene. Wali Collins is a regular at Stand-Up New York, The Improv, Dangerfield's and the Village Gate in New... read full bio
Walela is a collaboration of three amazing Native American artists. Sisters Rita and Priscilla Coolidge formed Walela in 1996. Later, Priscillas daughter Laura Satterfield was added as the third member of the group. Rita started her won music career in the 70s as a pop singer, but then during the 90s decided to come back to her Native... read full bio
Wale’s rise to popularity began with his first recording, “Rhyme of the Century”, which was heard on local radio and was featured in The Source magazine in the “Unsigned Hype” column. After signing with local record label Studio 43, he released “Dig Dug (Shake It)”. It became one of the most requested songs by local artists in D.C. radio history.... read full bio
Waker is a rock band based in Nashville, Tennesse that consists of members Chase Bader, Conor Kelly, Ryan Ladd, Alex Mathews, Ryan McClanahan, and Dave Czuba. The group came up with their name after deciding they always want to “wake people” with their music. Since starting, they have performed at festivals such as SXSW, Bonnaroo, and more. They’ve also opened... read full bio
Waka Flocka Flame is a rapper from Atlanta, Georgia signed onto Warner Bros. Records. He emerged onto the rap scene with his songs “O Let's Do It”, “No Hands”, and “Hard in da Paint”. O Let's Do It emerged at No. 62 on the US Billboard Hot 100 chart, while No Hands rose to even greater success with the No.... read full bio
