The Soft Moon is a punk-inspired band led by Luis Vasquez. The band performs minimalistic rock music, centered on Vasquez’s performing artistry. Each live performance is filled with visual elements like light shows, delivering a fully sensory experience tied to Vasquez’s music. The Soft Moon has released a total of four albums, two of which have hit the United States... read full bio
The Social Animals are a rock band from Duluth, Minnesota. The band is comprised of members Dedric Clark, Tony Petersen, Boyd Smith, and Roger Whittet. The band has toured across the United States, running their own promotional scene. The Social Animals also toured with acts The All-American Rejects and Dashboard Confessional. Their release of single, Cheer Up Charlie, led to... read full bio
The SoapGirls, a Cape Town-based duo of French-born sisters, are widely regarded as the hardest-working pair in the world. Despite being placed under lockdown, they continued to conduct over 400 live streams including a variety of theme nights and dark comedy. The SoapGirls' intensity, rawness, and sincerity live, along with their memorable melodies and infectious choruses, have given them a... read full bio
Over 900 live performances around the UK, Europe, Australia, and New Zealand, as well as numerous festivals such as Glastonbury, The Isle of Wight, and Bestival, have seen The Smyths revive The Smiths' music for over two decades. Smyths, praised by Johnny Marr (on Radio 6) and Stephen Street (the Smiths producer), concentrate on the live experience of a Smiths show,... read full bio
Brandishing heavy guitars and an unabashed fetish for British Invasion Pop, The Smithereens carved their niche on album rock radio and earned a reputation as a great concert attraction with sizzling pop songs including: ""A GIRL LIKE YOU"" ""ONLY A MEMORY"" ""BLOOD & ROSES"" ""BEHIND THE WALL OF SLEEP"" ""YESTERDAY GIRL"" ""BLUES BEFORE AND AFTER""... read full bio
The Small Glories are a roots duo that consists of members Cara Luft and JD Edwards. The band began after the duo was accidentally put together to perform at the Winnipeg’s venerable West End Cultural Centre. They found they had a strong chemistry and began working together after that. Their music is a mixture of folk and pop and when... read full bio
The Slocan Ramblers are an up-and-coming bluegrass band straight out of Canada. The band consists of members Frank Evans, Adrian Gross, Darryl Poulsen, and Alastair Whitehead. They use instruments like the banjo, mandolin, guitar, and bass, to create their traditional and creative sound. Its been said that they put on a very energetic show and are able to make any... read full bio
The Slide Brothers - Aubrey Ghent, Calvin Cooke, Chuck Campbell and Darick Campbell - are musicians who embody the Sacred Steel Tradition in gospel. The group grew up in a church, where they were able to perform and travel at a young age. The joyous music these legendary artists create extends far beyond sacred steel to encompass blues, rock and... read full bio
The Slaps' record Tomato Tree is fundamentally a test of patience that deftly illustrates the benefits of exploration. Rand Kelly on guitar and vocals, Ramsey Bell on bass and vocals and Josh Resing on drums make up the band. Their most recent album of songs is a success and a reflection of their growing relationship and individual and group artistic maturity.... read full bio
The Slants are an Asian-American synthpop group, who are often likened to ‘80s synth-pop bands like Depeche Mode, New Order, and Joy Division, as well as more recent artists like The Killers and The Bravery. They’re widely recognized for their contributions to the Asian American community, as they frequently perform at large cultural festivals and anime conventions. The Slants are... read full bio
The Slackers are one of the premiere live acts worldwide. They are an 8-member-strong group of talented musicians and songwriters whose jiving tunes are deeply rooted in jazz, the blues, calypso, Jamaican reggae, and ska. Rising to the forefront of the thriving New York City ska scene, this group was originally conceived in a roach-ridden rehearsal space. They emerged as... read full bio
The Sklar Brothers have been entertaining audiences for years with their gift of comedic gab. They are a set of identical twin comedians, who often set one another up for punchlines in a quirky and sometimes rapid-fire manner. The Sklar twins moved from St. Louis to New York and honed their unique tag team style, grabbing the attention of MTVs... read full bio
The Skints are a reggae punk band from London, UK, that has gained popularity for its unusual fusion of genres, which includes rap, dancehall, dancehall, punk rock, ska, and dub. They are largely considered as the forerunners of contemporary British reggae music, and their style of music has been dubbed "tropical punk." The band, which was founded in 2007, is made... read full bio
The Sisterhood Band is a country music duo that consists of members Alyssa Bonagura and Ruby Stewart. Both Bonagura and Stewart come from musically inclined families. Bonagura is daughter of Kathie Baillie and Michael Bonagura and Stewart is daughter of Rod Stewart. Together they have released two EPs, “The Sisterhood” and “Summer Setlist”. Some of their most popular songs include,... read full bio
What started gaining momentum as a loose collection of musicians, eventually evolved into a solid quartet of performers who turn heads with their wild live performance, genre-bending sound, and unique aesthetic. The group recorded their eponymous debut studio EP with Brian Karscig (producer, and founding member of Lous XIV Atlantic Records). In keeping with their DIY tradition, the band... read full bio
Phil Cook, Brian Moen, and Justin Vernon make up the band The Shouting Matches. They have been collaborating for over six years, creating timeless bluesy music with each other. The band has released a countless number of projects together. In addition, they have appeared at countless events on stage. All three members of the band may sound familiar from other... read full bio
The Shires is a United Kingdom-based duo comprised of Ben Earle and Crissie Rhodes. When Earle advertised on Facebook he was looking for a female country singer to form a duo, Rhodes instantly offered her services for the position. The two found an undeniable chemistry and created a band, The Shires. Inspired by traditional country music, the duo combines storytelling... read full bio
The Shins are a Grammy-nominated indie rock band composed of singer, songwriter, and guitarist James Russell Mercer, guitarist/ keyboardist Mark Watrous, guitarist Casey Foubert, drummer Jon Sortland, keyboardist Patti King and bassist Yuuki Matthews. For The Shins, there comes to pass a monumental distillation of post-punk garage rock, the indie sounds of Chicago and a healthy dose of pure, unadulterated... read full bio
The Sherlocks are a Bolton upon Dearne-based alternative/indie band. Two sets of brothers make up the four members. They have played Reading and Leeds Festival for the past three years in a row, supported Kings of Leon and performed at Glastonbury Festival. They were influenced by Arctic Monkeys, Oasis and Kings of Leon. They put out their debut record, "Live for the Moment,"... read full bio
For a moment there, Los Angeles based band The Shelters seemed like 21st century rock 'n rolls best kept secret. But word got out. It started in the clubs. And everyone who saw them thought maybe he or she had gotten there first. By now, however, its clear that theyll all have to share. The Shelters' self-titled debut LP is... read full bio
