Charles Bradley was raised in Brooklyn, New York. He lived most of his childhood on the streets, but was able to take away one good memory, which was when his sister took him to see James Brown at The Apollo. Brown's performance left a strong impression on Bradley and inspired him to get off of the streets and... read full bio
Ed Roland is an American musician/singer/songwriter/record producer. He is best known for being the lead singer in the band Collective Soul. More currently he has been working with his new project, Ed Roland and the Sweet Tea Project. He tried to find success in the music business for years and years with no success. His band, Collective Soul independently released... read full bio
Sugarland helped make Kristian Bush a household name around the world, and he is most known for his role in the band. His career as a musician has spanned more than two decades at this point. Kristian Bush is a singer, songwriter, producer, and multi-instrumentalist who got his start with the folk rock band Billy Pilgrim in the early 1990s.... read full bio
AlunaGeorge is a duo of English electronic musicians from London. They are Aluna Francis and George Reid. They have been shortlisted for the 2013 BRIT Award of Critics' Choice and have also been nominated for the Sound of 2013 poll which they finished second place in. Some of their hit singles include Your Drums, Your Love", "You Know You Like... read full bio
Named among DJ Mag's coveted Top 100 DJs list, BORGEOUS is most well known for his songs ""From Cali With Love"", ""GANGSTEROUS"", ""Rags to Riches"", ""AGGRO"", ""Invincible"", and ""Wildfire"". Even bigger than those career-launching hits was his collaboration with Canadian electronic music duo DVBBS on the song ""Tsunami"". Billboard magazine called it ""The most played tune at Tomorrowland"". The song... read full bio
The Smithsonian Jazz Materworks Orchestra is a seventeen-piece orchestra-in-residence at the National Museum of American History, charged with a mission of presenting and perpetuating the legacy of jazz. Working with The Smithsonian Associates, the SJMO presents a series of concerts featuring the full orchestra as well as smaller configurations highlighting the music of some of jazzs greatest composers and musicians.... read full bio
American pianist, Greyson Chance, has already experienced an accomplished musical career. This pop rock singer-songwriter kick started his career after a video of his sixth-grade rendition of Lady Gaga’s, Paparazzi turned him into a viral Youtube sensation. The video landed him a guest performance on The Ellen DeGeneres Show and has gained over 52 million views. The video was posted... read full bio
Natalie Imbruglia is an Australian-British singer/songwriter, actress, and model. In the 1990's she was most known for her role of Beth Brennan in the soap opera Neighbors. A few years after leaving the show, she started her singing career which made her even bigger than before. Her first album sold over 7 million copies. She has been nominated for 35... read full bio
The Eagles of Death Metal came to be in a very interesting way. Upon hearing a song by Vader, a Polish metal band, Josh Homme referred to them as “The Eagles of Death Metal.” Inspired by his reference, Josh Homme created a band that represents the cross between the Eagles and the death metal genre. The band’s sound has been... read full bio
Sam Roberts Band is a multiple Gold and Platinum selling and multiple Juno Award winning rock band based out of Montreal. He is a Canadian singer and songwriter whose first album became one of the best selling independent releases in Quebec and canadian music history. His band has released six cd's to date and has won many awards. Out of... read full bio
flipturn creates indie music for long summer days, sunny days, and reflective evenings. The musicians' explosive live performances that have traveled coast to coast and the Florida towns where they originally bonded as youngsters are the sources of this cinematic sound. Since their founding, flipturn has expanded to a location distance from the garage in Fernandina Beach where they initially... read full bio
American music producer and disc jockey Jimir Davis goes by the stage name Amorphous. His mashups, which usually blend modern hip hop and R&B with vintage soul and pop music, are what made him most famous. His widely shared cover of Luther Vandross's "Never Too Much" and Rihanna's "Kiss It Better" may be heard on the Fat Joe song "Sunshine... read full bio
Levi Kreis is a country/blues performer and Tony Award-winning actor, who is most well known for his award-winning role as Jerry Lee Lewis in Broadway’s Million Dollar Quartet. He is also popular for his role on the television show Sons Of Anarchy. Throughout his albums, with soaring strings and hard-edged club beats, the enduring urban rhythms provide a fiery catalyst... read full bio
The Peking Acrobats remain the largest of its kind and performs under the direction of International Asia, Inc., world-renowned for three generations of internationally-touring Chinese acrobatic shows. In addition to live musical accompaniment from an exotic Chinese orchestra, the Acrobats now travel with one of the most comprehensive tech packages on the road today, including an intelligent lighting system, ground... read full bio
Miranda July is a filmmaker, artist, and writer. Her videos, performances, and web-based projects have been presented at sites such as the Museum of Modern Art, the Guggenheim Museum and in two Whitney Biennials. July wrote, directed and starred in her first feature-length film, Me and You and Everyone We Know, which won a special jury prize at the Sundance... read full bio
Magician Justin Flom has been a regular guest on the Ellen Degeneres Show, been viewed 5 millions times on YouTube, shared on hundreds of thousands of Facebook pages, and named by Buzzed as one of the top 10 Snapchatters to follow. Flom regularly takes the stage at the famous Hollywood Magic Castle, and has performed throughout the world in 26... read full bio
In 1979, the London-based new wave music group The Fixx was founded. College pals Cy Curnin on vocals and Adam Woods on drums formed the band they called Portraits. Later, they brought in guitarist Tony McGrail, pianist Rupert Greenall, and bassist Russell McKenzie, who was eventually replaced by Charlie Barrett. The band recorded two singles for Ariola Records, but they... read full bio
Duncan Sheik is a Grammy Award and two-time Tony Award winning singer-songwriter and composer. As a solo artist, Duncan’s ubiquitous hit “Barely Breathing” spent 55 weeks on the Billboard’s Hot 100 Chart and propelled the sales of his Atlantic Records debut to 750,000 copies. As a composer, Sheik again found success with his musical, Spring Awakening which earned 8 Tony... read full bio
Nervo, the Australian songwriters and sister duo have written hit songs for Ke$ha and Kylie Minogue. They have also remixed some top songs for major artists. They quickly built upon that experience by releasing music under their own name, NERVO, alongside some of the biggest producers today including Afrojack, Steve Aoki and Nicky Romero, while tearing through arenas across North... read full bio
The crescent moon of TNGHT, the pseudonym of Lunice (Lunice Fermin Pierre II) and Hudson Mohawke (Ross Birchard), is once again emerging from behind dense clouds. Years have passed since their enormously successful debut, which unintentionally altered the sound of pop music that followed. The two Glasgow-and Montreal-based bedroom producers turned mega producers have teamed up once more on a... read full bio
