"Originally a side project for several members of Nashville’s popular Walk the West, the Cactus Brothers eventually overshadowed their alter ego to take on a life of their own. After touring for the better part of a year in support of Walk the West’s self-titled 1986 debut album, vocalist/guitarist Paul Kirby and bass player John Golemon joined with multi-instrumentalist Tramp... read full bio
They have been called everything from Aztec B-boys to Mestizo Punks. Through it all, Café Tacuba has been able to dodge one tag after another by coming up with thrashing sounds that boil down to only one ingredient: Originality. Their eponymous debut album ""Café Tacuba"", released originally in 1992, went gold in their homeland of Mexico, but more importantly has... read full bio
Cage & Focx is a country hard rock band that consists of members Gibson Cage and Anthony Focx. The duo started their career performing in Nashville and Cage has appeared on the television series “Nashville” and have earned Top Male Vocalist and Entertainer of the Year by Nashville Universe. Focx has been the guitarist for the band Beautiful Creatures and... read full bio
By their own admission, TesseracT guitarist James Monteith and longtime friend and associate bassist/MC Jon Reid initially began the group as nothing more than a bedroom endeavor. Cage Fight was merely an outlet for their anger and a fond remembrance of the bands from their youth, like Slayer, Terror, Hatebreed, Biohazard and Stampin' Ground. After adding drummer Nick Plews, French vocalist Rachel... read full bio
Cage the Elephant, formed by Matt Shultz, Brad Shultz, Jared Champion, Lincoln Parish, and Daniel Tichenor, earned a contract with the Relentless label and released the ""Free Love"" single. A support slot for the Pigeon Detectives beckoned the following year, and follow-up single ""Ain't No Rest for the Wicked"" reached the Top 40. The group's self-titled debut followed soon after,... read full bio
Caifanes is a Spanish rock band from Mexico City. They achieved international fame in the 80s and 90s, backed by their new wave, progressive rock style and mix of Latin American influenced sound. Finding national success, the band has played sold out shows at Mexico’s Auditorio Nacional, opened for the Rolling Stones, and participated in Peter Gabriel’s WOMAD festival. At... read full bio
Caitlin Rose has a deep, country soul. Fueled by her emotions, Caitlin writes lyrics from the bottom of her heart. She weaves tales of love and loss, human connectivity, relationships, and more. A well-versed storyteller, Caitlins music demonstrates her unique performing ability. With the help of the guitar, this Nashville country artist conveys her feelings through song. She is influenced... read full bio
Named by Rolling Stone as one of the 10 New Country Artists You Need To Know, Caitlyn Smith is a talented singer-songwriter from Minnesota. Her songs have been recorded by a number of country music’s biggest stars such as Jason Aldean, Rascal Flatts, Kenny Rogers, Dolly Parton, Lady Antebellum and Garth Brooks. Smith also penned Cassadee Pope's first hit single,... read full bio
CAKE is an American rock band that consists of members John McCrea, Vince DiFiore, Xan McCurdy, Todd Roper, and Daniel McCallum. Through their many years together the band has released six studio albums, with one to be released soon. Their second and third albums, “Fashion Nugget” which peaked at number 36 on the US Charts, and “Prolonging the Magic” which... read full bio
Cale Dodds is a country music musician who also incorporates elements of classic rock and pop into his unique sound. He was born in Columbus, Georgia, but went to Nashville, Tennessee, to seek a career in the music industry. Cale Dodds is currently based in Nashville, Tennessee. Because he is such a busy and productive performer, he has had the... read full bio
Caleb + Kelsey is a collaboration between Caleb Grimm, a singer of Anthem Lights, and Kelsey Sowards, a singer from 1 Girl Nation. The married couple joined together to perform music as a duo for fun, but turned into something they were passionate about. One of their first songs was a medley of worship songs and once posted, hit number... read full bio
Caleb Johnson was the winner of the thirteenth season of American Idol. He auditioned in seasons ten and eleven, but was cut before the main season began both times. He took a gap year to improve his stage presence, and it worked. Caleb and his rocker voice went all the way. He wowed the judges and America each week with... read full bio
Caleel Harris is a young up-and-coming American actor. He is best known for voicing AJ on series “Blaze and the Monster Machines” and Clyde in “The Loud House”. He’s also well known for playing Young Henry Deaver in the Hulu series “Castle Rock” and Young Anton McCray in Netflix series “When They See Us”. Harris made his television debut in... read full bio
Calexico is a band based out of Arizona serving music lovers a unique blend of musical styles consisting of Tex-Mex plus indie plus Americana. The band’s two founding members first played together in a band called Giant Sand. After a few different lineup changes, Calexico was born, and they recorded their first album entitled Spoke with an independent label called... read full bio
Their performances astounding, and diversity unparalleled, these three revered musicians are not actually natives of the Golden State. The California Guitar Trio (CGT) is Bert Lams from Belgium, Hideyo Moriya from Japan, and Paul Richards from Utah. Together, their technical wizardry is breathtaking, as is the wide range of instrumental music the group renders... everything from unique originals to dazzling,... read full bio
Australian band Caligula's Horse, from Brisbane, are innovators in the field of modern progressive metal. With inspirations as varied as King Crimson, Steely Dan, Opeth and Jeff Buckley, their vibrant and emotive music has formed a strong and enduring relationship with listeners all over the world. Every time they put out a new album, Caligula's Horse made bold steps, continuing their ongoing... read full bio
Calogero is a French singer, musician, and multi-instrumentalist. Showing a knack for music at an early age, Calogero learned to play instruments including the bass, the piano, and the flute. Calogero started in the professional realm of music as the lead singer for the band Les Charts, which also consisted of his childhood friend Francis Maggiulli and his brother, Bioacchino... read full bio
Calpurnia is an up-and-coming rock band from Vancouver, Canada, that consists of Finn Wolfhard, on vocals and guitar and best known for his role on Stranger Things, Malcolm Craig on the drums, Ayla Tesler-Mabe also on vocals and guitar, and Jack Anderson on bass. Before releasing their own music, Calpurnia released a cover of the Twin Peaks song Wanted You.... read full bio
Three continents apart, with an eye toward London's underground live scene, French bassist Alizon and Venezuelan guitarist/vocalist Jess had a wild musical meeting with British/New Zealander drummer Ben Parker. Calva Louise's identity has been derived from a blend of cultures, guided by Jess's artistic vision, since their inception. Calva Louise is no stranger to the radio, having received backing from BBC... read full bio
The Oklahoma- and Texas-based band Cam Allen has swiftly ascended through the Midwest's country music ranks. Cam has headlined multiple sold-out events and performed on stage alongside some of the best musicians in the nation, including Dustin Lynch, Randy Rogers, Chris Cagle, Corey Kent and Mike Ryan. Cam blends his roots in south side Oklahoma with a distinctive Nashville sound. Cam's music... read full bio
Singer Andy Tongren, drummer Steve Patrick, and guitarist Julian Dimagiba (formerly of 2010s alt-rock band Young Rising Sons) comprise Camden Welles, a band that is a bit a more pop than what you’ve probably heard from these guys before. The band wrote the song “Famous on the Internet”, which is a sort of anthem for the current generation and our... read full bio
Larry Blackmon has been synonymous with Cameo since the beginning of his career in the music industry, growing up in New York City, and digesting the sounds of the city streets. The kind of non-stop activity that Larry Blackmon creates has consistently propelled the across-the-board success that Blackmon and Cameo have enjoyed for decades. Larry Blackmon made his place in... read full bio
Ripe Dreams, Pipe Dreams is the singer-songwriter-multi-instrumentalist Cameron Avery's first solo album. Avery, well known for his work as Tame Impala's touring bassist, has a sophisticated yet grungy sound that is fueled by his sweeping arrangements and poignant humor. Avery captures the humor and dark intensity of musicians like Tindersticks, Scott Walker, and Nick Cave with his rich, husky baritone. Train-wreck romance... read full bio
The Cameron Sacky Band, which was formed in San Marcos, has a distinctive sound that is unique among Texas musicians. Heavy reverberation, a distinctive voice and tunes that make you want to move created for the ideal atmosphere at any moment. While enrolled in their first semester at Texas State University, the Cameron Sacky Band produced their debut EP album in... read full bio
Camila is a Mexican soft rock duo who reached success in their home country, and all over Latin America, upon the release of their debut album Todo Cambió. The group is comprised of: Mario Domm (producer and composer) from Mexico City and Pablo Hurtado (guitarist) from San Luis Potosí. Camila's name came from an idea of a friend. Camila means... read full bio
As the musical duet Campbell/Jensen, Ashley Campbell and Thor Jensen create a singular fusion of musical styles. Together, Ashley and Thor have a unique sound because to their backgrounds in rock and gypsy jazz as well as country and Americana. The daughter of country music superstar Glen Campbell, Ashley Campbell, started her career playing in her father's band on multiple... read full bio
Camper Van Beethoven was one of the most influential indie rock bands on the music scene during the 80s. The quintet is composed of David Lowery on vocals and guitar; Greg Lisher on guitar; Jonathan Segel on violin, guitar, and keyboard; Victor Krummenacher on bass and vocals; Chris Pedersen on drums; and David Immergluck on guitar and other various... read full bio
Canaan Cox is the epitome of a triple threat since he is a dancer, actor and artist. It's not surprising that his music blends modern country, pop and a dash of rhythm and blues because he was raised in a musical family. His parents, who are from North Carolina, played Conway Twitty albums for him as his mother and seven sisters made... read full bio
Cancer Bats is a hardcore punk, southern rock, and sludge metal band from Toronto, Canada consisting of Liam Cormier, Mike Peters, and Jaye R. Schwarzer. The band has seven studio albums and six EP’s. Since 2009, Cancer Bats has been nominated for five different awards in different categories. They released their self-titled EP in 2005, which helped make Cancer Bats... read full bio
A featured band on the main stage at Woodstock '94, Candlebox found inspiration for their name from the lyrics of a Midnight Oil song. Their demo tape found its way to Madonna's Maverick label, which quickly resulted in a record deal. Candlebox's self-titled debut spawned the single “Change”, which began to build them a following. The group really started to... read full bio
Candlemass is a Swedish epic doom metal band that consists of members Leif Edling, Mats Bjorkman, Johan Langqvist, Jan Lindh, and Lars Johansson. The group was formed in Stockholm, Sweden by Leif Edling who just left his first band, Nemesis. He pulled together a few members and started Candlemass and within a few years they released their debut album, “Epicus... read full bio
A groundbreaking blues/rock band, Canned Heat's niche in music history was secured with their performances at the Monterey Pop Festival and the original Woodstock Festival. For 44 years, they have played everything from motorcycle festivals to charity shows, while recording 34 albums and selling millions of records. Canned Heat has had three #1 worldwide hits that continue to be used... read full bio
You would be hard pressed to find a rocker who did not recognize the name Cannibal and The Headhunters, and even harder to find one who couldn't sing along with NA NA NA NA NA" on the famous hit LAND OF A THOUSAND DANCES. The group now combines their Latino and Motown Roots with the sound of today's... read full bio
Cannibal Corpse is easily one of the most iconic and recognizable American death metal bands in the world. With fifteen studio albums, two box sets, four video albums, and two live albums under their belt, it’s easy to see why. Cannibal Corpse has garnered a massive cult following after the releases of their early albums “Butchered at Birth” and “Tomb... read full bio
Vast released Look Mom... No Hands, his solo first record, after resigning from his position as chief Ox man. A variety of guest emcees made appearances on Vast's solo debut, including MF Doom, Aesop Rock, Sadat X of Brand Nubian, and Vordul Mega. A who's who of underground producers, including Madlib, RJD2, Blueprint, Ayatollah, and Da Beatminerz, was also included... read full bio
Folk-soul musician Cap Carter, a native of Manila, was raised on the seedy streets of West Sydney. He is an honest, unreserved singer/songwriter who isn't hesitant to show off his innermost feelings. He has been using music to share his tale with audiences both domestically and internationally over the past few years, capturing turmoil and beauty in ballad-style melody and... read full bio
Though short-lived, Cap'n Jazz had a significant impact on the evolution of the genre, moving from a heavily underground punk subgenre to a more mainstream indie rock subgroup. The primary stylistic contribution made by Cap'n Jazz was in changing the often elusive musical focus of emo from post-hardcore prog-punk to an artistic yet approachable punk-pop. Their discography was as sparse... read full bio
Best known for their hit song, “Safe and Sound,” Capital Cities is one of the most recent arrivals to the indie pop culture scene. Ryan Merchant first discovered Sebu Simonian on Craigslist while searching for an advertisement which offered production services. The energetic and quirky duo began writing commercial jingles and, after a successful three years creating music for advertising... read full bio
Capital Theatre, one of the most thrilling new forces on the international rock scene, makes the extremely unusual form of rock music that inspires both serious introspection and unrestrained catharsis. The New Zealand-based group used Joseph Campbell's The Hero with a Thousand Faces as a source of inspiration for creating their debut album A Hero's Journey. They used that foundational... read full bio
Capstan is a prog rock, metalcore and post hardcore mashup with great intensity. They combine intensely moving lyrics, catchy choruses and technical instrumentals with massive breakdowns. They have genuinely developed their own sound by drawing inspiration from artists across many genres. Over the past three years, Capstan has tirelessly toured the US, Canada and Europe, opening for artists like Silverstein, Bayside, Trash Boat and... read full bio
CAPTAIN CARDIAC AND THE CORONARIES have been one of this country's premier 50's and 60's Rock and Roll Shows for over two decades. Their high-voltage performances have been enjoyed worldwide including the US, Europe, Canada, and Mexico. They have been featured performers at world-class venues such as Disneyland, Universal Studios, Six Flags Magic Mountain in addition to their appearances at... read full bio
Captain Fantastic is the Magic of Elton John in a tribute show. Following the release of the film “Rocketman”, you can now take a journey with Captain Fantastic, the premier Elton John tribute show. During the show you will see Elton John inspired costume changes, a five-foot baby grand piano, smoke, lasers, lights, and more. Captain Fantastic performs the best... read full bio
Captain Tractor is a Canadian folk rock band from Edmonton, Alberta, that consists of members Chris Wynters, Scott Peters, Jules Mounteer, Jon Nordstrom, Jason Kodie, and Shannon Johnson. They are known for performing a mixture of punk and Celtic folk music and have been likened to artists such as Great Big Sea, The Pogues, and Spirit of the West. Each... read full bio
CAPTURED, a Louisville-based Ultimate Journey Tribute, will take you back to a bygone era when radio stations were dominated by power ballads, fiery guitar solos, and the distinctive voice of Steve Perry. CAPTURED, a group of seasoned veterans, takes great satisfaction in being an authentically live tribute act. Absolutely no backup tracks are included.... read full bio
Indie rock band Car Seat Headrest began as a solo endeavor for frontman Will Toledo. He released twelve albums on Bandcamp, all while building up a strong social media following, before signing to Matador Records five years later. All of his early work was self-produced and recorded with a lo-fi style, establishing himself as a prime example of the DIY... read full bio
Accidents, grand destinies, tales, and victories abound in rock history. Regarding those two young people, we can state that their path has been one of a lifetime, an amazing journey that has already resulted in a four-year career in a musical field that was unprepared for them. There are a myriad of reasons to be thrilled about Carbon Airways. There... read full bio
Carbon Leaf is a band from Richmond, Virginia, who is known for their alt-country, Celtic, and folk-infused indie rock. They are best known for their single “Life Less Ordinary”, which peaked at number 5 on the Adult Alternative Charts. Over the years, the band has released 15 albums. Their most popular albums include, “Indian Summer”, which peaked at number 53... read full bio
You could say that Cardinal Black is proof of the strength of perseverance, patience, and thoughtfulness just over two years after their debut. Back-to-back sold-out Academy tours with Myles Kennedy and then The Struts; a standing ovation at a sold-out Royal Albert Hall supporting Peter Frampton; a debut iTunes #1 single and E.P.; a first performance at Cardiff Castle to a... read full bio
Euan Manning (vocals and guitar), Oskar Gudinovic (guitar and keys), Aaron Hurley (bass) and Darragh Manning (drums) make up the four-piece County Cork rock band Cardinals. With the recent addition of a third guitarist (Kieran Hurley), the band's shoegaze sound is amplified, resulting in dramatic, wall of sound live performances that contrast violent riffs with thought-provoking lyrics. Cardinals are a band to have... read full bio
Alexander (vocals & guitar) and Stephanie (vocals, drums & didgeridoo) make up the DIY duo Cari Cari. Having lived in Vienna, Hamburg, and London, they are based in Europe. The pair has been dubbed "the raw grit of Cat Power" (BestBefore), "with a pinch of Morricone" (FM4), and "the lovechild of The Kills and The XX" (IndieShuffle). While their single "Nothing's... read full bio
Caris LeVert is a professional basketball player who currently plays as a shooting guard for the Indiana Pacers in the National Basketball Association (NBA). He was born on August 25, 1994, in Columbus, Ohio, and grew up in Pickerington, Ohio. LeVert attended Pickerington Central High School where he was a standout athlete in both basketball and track and field. He was... read full bio
After the Libertines originally broke up, Carl Barat had a multifaceted career juggling acting, writing, and music. Despite initially signing with Vertigo as a solo artist, he quickly started Dirty Pretty Things, which the following year put out the number three U.K. album Waterloo to Anywhere. In addition to the publication of his book Threepenny Memoir: The Lives of a... read full bio
Carl Broemel is an American rock musician who is best known for playing the guitar, saxophone, and singing back-up vocals for the rock band My Morning Jacket. Broemel has been a member of My Morning Jacket from the band's inception. Broemel spent his childhood in Indianapolis, Indiana, and his father was a musician who performed with the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra.... read full bio
Carl Landry is an American professional basketball player who plays for the Hiroshima Dragonflies for the B.League. Landry was born in Milwaukee, Wisconson, and started his basketball career playing at his high school, Harold S. Vincent High School. Landry went on to play college basketball at Vincennes University and then two years later transferred to Purdue University where he played... read full bio
"Rebecca Carlene Smith is related to many great country artists: her grandmother is Maybelle Carter, her father Carl Smith, her mother June Carter [Cash], her step-father Johnny Cash, her step-mother Goldie Smith, her step-sister Roseanne Cash, and her ex-in-law Rodney Crowell, just to name a few. Carlene started playing piano at age six, later studied classical music, and began playing... read full bio
Carlo Lio is a talented DJ and producer from Toronto, Canada. He’s trademarked his music as an innovative combination of cosmic house and techno sound. Carlo’s first taste of success came when two of his musical heroes, Dubfire and Oliver Huntemann, asked him to remix their track “Diablo”. Carlos’ remix of the song hit the top of the charts; his... read full bio
Not only was Carlos Alazraqui the face of Deputy James Garcia in the popular Comedy Central series RENO 911 and the film RENO 911! His win was recognized with the esteemed ANNIE AWARD for Outstanding Achievement in Voice Acting in the television series THE MR. PEABODY & SHERMAN SHOW. Along with being a well-known television and film actor and one... read full bio
Carlos Alfredo Jr. is an up-and-coming actor from Oakland, California, who is of both Ecuadorean and Mexican descent. While growing up, Alfredo Jr. found a love for latin music and during this time, he began learning how to play the guitar. He then went on to play in several different local bands, picking up music of genres which included metal,... read full bio
When he, David Bowie and John Lennon collaborated on the famous song "Fame" in the middle of the 1970s, the famed Puerto Rican guitarist and Bowie emerged into the rock world. Alomar served as Bowie's music director for over 30 years during which time the singer would record and tour the globe. Because of his proficiency in playing R&B, Philly soul, hard... read full bio
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Carlos Vives is a singer, songwriter, and actor from Colombia. Starting his career off as an actor, Vives acted in shows and telenovelas including ‘Pequeños Gigantes’ and ‘Tuyo es Mi Corazón’. Vives found fame playing the title role of ‘Gallito Ramírez’, a movie about a Colombian Caribbean coast boxer. Pursuing his singing career, Vives released a ballad album, ‘No Podrás... read full bio
An Irish girl with a voice that packs a powerful punch, Carly Smithson began cultivating her rich, soulful style from the time she was a child. Originally from Dublin, Ireland, Carly Smithson, is one of the more experienced singing pros in the American Idol Season 7. Carly Smithson was a sixth place finalist and she has finished the American... read full bio
Carmen DeLeon is a singer whose songs have garnered over 28 million international plays across online streaming platforms. She’s also topped Billboard charts and Idolator as an artist you should definitely watch. Carmen’s song “Pasado” (a collaboration with Colombian duo Cali Y El Dandee) was on the Billboard’s chart for best Latin music releases. The Venezuela singer released her very... read full bio
Born in Edmonton, Alberta, Carmen Rasmussen is a Canadian-American country music artist who plays piano and guitar, and ranked sixth on the second season of American Idol in 2003. Despite being eliminated, Rasmusen independently released an EP, titled Carmen, featuring her first single, Photograph. Three years later, Rasmusen signed a record deal with Lofton Creek Records and released debut album,... read full bio
Carole King is recognized as one of the most talented and successful composers in pop music. Prior to the release of her landmark album Tapestry, which propelled her to superstardom, King had already solidified her position as one of the most successful composers in the genre. Her songs have been covered by a wide range of artists, including the Beatles... read full bio
Carolesdaughter, as you can imagine, got her name from her mother – someone she admires greatly. Born Thea Taylor, carolesdaughter belongs to a large Mormon family and is the youngest of 10 kids. Despite having such a large family, she describes herself as being the "center of attention." That may remain the case, as the alt-indie “mall goth” singer has... read full bio
Fueled by hit singles Im Not Over and Show Me What Im Looking For, Carolina Liar blanketed both radio and television, generating nationwide airplay at modern rock and alternative while also appearing in shows such as The Vampire Diaries, American Idol, Gossip Girl, The Hills, and many more (MTV actually licensed their entire 2008 album, Coming To Terms). Spotlighted as... read full bio
Caroline Rose is an American singer-songwriter and musician who has performed both folk country music and pop rock music. Rose was born in Long Island, New York, and was the daughter of two artists so she always had the passion of the arts in her blood. Rose began writing songs and poems when she was only 13 years old and... read full bio
Carolyn Wonderland is a blues singer, songwriter and musician. Wonderland's instrumental abilities include guitar, slide guitar, mandolin, trumpet and piano. She has been said to have the “soulful vocals of Janis Joplin & the guitar slinging skills of Stevie Ray”. Although primarily a blues artist, Wonderland likes to incorporate elements of country, swing, zydeco, surf, gospel, soul, and cumbia into... read full bio
The four-piece Rochester emo band completed a new music video, began recording their second album, and even made an appearance on Audiotree Live. The band's first record, "Erotic Nightmare Summer," was published the previous year, but the epidemic lessened its initial impact. It's a visceral, cathartic record that sounds like pop-punk from the early 2000s, like The Early November and... read full bio
Carrie Keagan is an actress, producer, writer, and television personality from New York. She is perhaps best known for her television appearances like Big Morning Buzz Live on VH1, Attack of the Show! On G4, VH1 Classic’s Rock ‘n’ Roll Fantasy Camp, Red Eye w/ Greg Gutfeld, and, of course, her role as the host of Up Close with Carrie... read full bio
A writer with hooks, comedy, chutzpah and revolutionary idealism is Carsie Blanton. Her discography includes a tour through American popular music, from sensuous jazz to pop-punk protest songs and was influenced by artist-activists like Nina Simone and Woody Guthrie. She has achieved a tiny menagerie of viral successes because to her special blend of hook-driven pop sensibility, political humor and poignant honesty, including... read full bio
With over 60 million Spotify streams, sold-out shows at the nation's largest venues and festivals, Carson Coma is the top guitar-based rock band in Hungary. Their latest album IV was well received by both reviewers and the general public because of its potent, politically charged lyrics and post-punk rhythms. In MVM Dome, the band celebrated their fifth birthday, bringing the longest... read full bio
Carter Vail's debut song, "Melatonin," was made available after he finished his second year at the University of Miami. The song was added to Spotify's "Dreampop" playlist despite being unsigned and unknown, soon garnering a grassroots following. Carter established his characteristic feel-good indie-rock songs, steeped in chorused guitars & distorted synthesizers, culminating in his first album Red Eyes, positioning him... read full bio
Carter Vail is the type of person who, in any situation, can find the silver lining. He is an unwavering optimist who creates hospitable songs with comedy and heart. All you have to do is take one listen to the contagious pop-rock that he has been composing or watch his humorous videos on TikTok or Instagram. Beneath the light arrangements of... read full bio
Following the breakup of their college band, founding members Payton Pruitt and Phillip Blevins decided to start over with Carver Commodore. Since the band's founding, they have released two full-length albums with a scattering of EPs and singles in between, gained three permanent members (Noah Freeman, Clayton Christopher, and David Smith Jr.), and remained committed to making music and making... read full bio
Cary Brothers is an indie rock artist from Los Angeles. He is best known for his song Blue Eyes, which was featured on the soundtrack for Grammy-winning Garden State. Brothers has had over sixty songs featured in television series such as Greys Anatomy, Bones, and in films like Easy A. The artist has performed live on Jimmy Kimmel Live! and... read full bio
It’s difficult to describe Cary Nokey. Cary Nokey is the space where high intensity electronic dance music intersects with emotionally-charged rock, a hybrid of grit and glam. “I think of it as if Kurt Cobain had been a DJ” says the man at the center of the collective, the multi-hyphenate musical ringleader 8bit. The idea to restructure the musical experience... read full bio
Caryn Bark is a writer, playwright, comedian, essayist, comedienne, and novelist. The critically acclaimed one-woman performance Diary of a Skokie Girl, which she created and performed, has played to sold-out crowds in Winnipeg Jewish Theater in Canada as well as in Chicago, Kansas City, Little Rock, and Phoenix. She has worked for HBO and Comedy Central, starred on Girls' Nite... read full bio
Cas Haley is an American reggae and rock singer-songwriter from Paris, Texas. Haley gained fame after competing in the second season of the reality competition series “America’s Got Talent,” where he finished as the runner up winner of the show. During his time performing in America’s Got Talent, Haley performed songs from artists which include The Police, Stevie Wonder, Jackie... read full bio
Caswell Senior, better known as his stage name Casanova, is an American rapper and singer-songwriter who rose to fame with the release of his debut single, “Don’t Run.” Casanova was born in New York City, New York, and while growing up found himself in trouble often as he was involved in gang life. He eventually ended up in prison and... read full bio
Casey Barnes began the year with his first ARIA Gold Record for the song God Took His Time On You. With the help of the fans, Casey's brand-new album "Mayday" achieved great success after it was released in late May and debuted at #1 on the Australian Country Album chart, #2 on the Australian Album chart, #2 on the Overall Country... read full bio
Throughout the course of an incredible career, Casey has demonstrated her talent as a singer, guitarist, and performer. She has performed in front of thousands of people all around the world. Starting with her first radio charting single at the age of sixteen, she went on to star in Spiegelworld's "Absinthe" in Las Vegas and Los Angeles and "Empire" in... read full bio
Casey James grew up with a guitar in his hands, and he sang before he could talk. No surprise, then, that his self-titled debut album should blend those talents into a blues-soaked country sound all his own. James auditioned for the ninth season of American Idol. His blues and rock guitar skills were unlike anything that show had ever seen,... read full bio
Cash Presley is a new-country band from Las Vegas, Nevada. The band is fronted by Lance Jon who loves to interact with the crowd and make the crowd feel like they are all apart of the show. Jon is known from bouncing around the stage and the dance floor. The group also contains the dueling-fiddle team of Adrianna and Ashley... read full bio
Cass and Sasha are a pop duo and tribute show that perform some of the greatest pop hits from artists such as Bruno Mars, Ed Sheeran and Maroon 5. Other genres they perform include country and rock. The duo ensure that their audience enjoys the performance and is up and dancing the whole way through.... read full bio
Cassadee Pope is a musician and winner of the third season of NBC's The Voice. She is the youngest and first female contestant to win. Pope's blind audition for The Voice caused all four judges to turn their chairs. She ultimately picked Blake Shelton as her coach. Prior to embarking on her solo career, Pope fronted the pop rock band... read full bio
Cassandra Lewis is a skilled storyteller. She could describe in detail a childhood spent in perpetual mobility, traveling in a montage from Germany to her family of "high mountain desert folk" in Florida, Texas, and finally Idaho. She recalls experiencing her first taste of fame as "a little yodeling cowgirl" at the town's only Walmart or elderly homes or escaping... read full bio
Cassia – a band comprised of indie artists and friends Rob, Jake & Lou – were holding down full-time jobs and saving money in order to afford studio time to record their music. They spent their time writing and perfecting their art until they were able to finally record their debut single “Moana”, which came out in 2016. They signed... read full bio
Pop-rock duo Cassio Monroe quickly rose to popularity after Jeff Garrison and Tripp Wier collaborated on some music one night, and were asked to sit in at a writer’s night the next day. Weir and Garrison are former solo artists, but creating music together felt natural. Shortly after, they were performing for packed clubs in Nashville, TN. Since then, Cassio... read full bio
Miles Kahlil Shannon, better known as his stage name Cassowary, is an up-and-coming jazz musician from Los Angeles, California. While growing up, Cassowary began playing saxophone throughout Los Angeles, as well as New York. He also found himself studying the saxophone from fellow artists which include Gary Smulyan, Terell Stafford, and Walter Smith III. Cassowary’s music is a mixture of... read full bio
We spoke with Cassyette about her fashion influences and how the post-lockdown era has affected the way she composes music while she was simultaneously arranging her first headline event and creating metal remix Tik Toks. The singer/songwriter Cassyette, who was born in Essex, is a breath of fresh air in the Punk/Metal music scene. She returned after releasing her debut EP,... read full bio
Castlecomer, a band made up of five members who have known each other since grade school and through family connections, plays alternative pop music, ready for dance parties and crowd sing-a-longs. Castlecomer found their original success through the release of Fire Alarm, which garnered over 800,000 streams on Spotify in less than 7 months. Castlecomer followed up this single release... read full bio
Cat Power is a singer-songwriter, musician and occasional actress and model. Critics have noted the constant evolution of Cat Power's sound, with a ""mix of punk, folk and blues"" on her earliest albums, and elements of soul and other genres more prevalent in her later material. Her latest album, Sun, incorporated electronica, in a self-proclaimed move from the ""really slow... read full bio
Catcher, a band from Brooklyn that was formed in 2021, have amassed a growing fan following across the world due to the gripping and visceral nature of their live performances. According to the NME 100: Essential Emerging Artists For 2022, the post-punk band of six members soon gained a reputation for being one of the most exciting guitar-wielding prospects in... read full bio
Alternative punk music is performed by the band known as Catfish and the Bottlemen, who are based in the United Kingdom. The band got its start playing in parking lots after the concerts of other musicians, but they finally broke through when they were featured on BBC Radio 6 Music. The band's name became widely known as a result of... read full bio
Catherine Russell is an American jazz singer from New York City who blends together genres such as blues and rock into her music. She is daughter of the late Luis Russell who was a famous pianist. Her mother was also an accomplished musician so music came easy to Russell. While a child, Russell had a love for music such as... read full bio
Chicago singer/songwriter Cathy Richardsons powerful, versatile voice glides effortlessly from gorgeous to gritty and back again. She received national acclaim for her stunning portrayal of Janis Joplin in the original cast of the hit Off-Broadway musical Love, Janis. Dig a little deeper and you'll discover Richardson's impressive catalog of cleverly crafted tunes, flavored with bits of gospel, jazz, blues and... read full bio
Katie Curtis is a folk-pop performer who sings and writes her music. She started her career releasing cassettes but advanced to CD's shortly after. Her self titled album was named Album of the Year at that year's Gay and Lesbian American Music Awards. To date, she has released thirteen full-length albums. Her songs have been featured in Dawson's Creek,... read full bio
Cauldron originated in the hardcore community of Birmingham. The UK group is strongly influenced by the chaotic end of the sound spectrum, which is reminiscent of the metalcore scenes of the late 1990s and early 2000s. With their Last Words: Screamed From Behind God's Muzzle EP, Cauldron—which consists of guitarists Dec Breckon and Jon Dyke, drummer Zak Jenkins, bassist Perry Wattis and... read full bio
Everyone knows that everything has an effect. Drum and bass was the root cause for Optiv and Mark, and their influence will never fade. The group, collectively known as Cause4Concern, was formed at the beginning of 1999 while Mark was employed by Vinyl Distribution and Optiv was connected to Aspect Records. It was only after a few short months of collaborative... read full bio
"Cautious Clay is a New York-based performer. With smooth delivery and a clear vision, Cautious Clay creates an alternative R&B sound. Inspired by his experiences, relationships, and more, Cautious Clay creates sounds that relate to audiences across the nation. As an up-and-coming artist, he has yet to make a name for himself in mainstream media. However, Cautious Clay has been... read full bio
Caverns is a psychedelic rock band. Comprised of artists Nicola Wincenc, Russell Holzman, Lucio Wesmoreland, Isaac Sleator, and Nick Katz, the group uses guitars and drums to create their own unique form of rock music. TWELV magazine has reported that the group members are little terrors that have a knack for toe-curling guitar lines, and heavy psychedelic grooves. The group... read full bio
Caylee Hammack is a rising talent in the country music industry and is originally from Ellaville, Georgia. Her perseverance, tenacity, and passion for her work have all been hallmarks of her successful career. Hammack's passion for music was clear as she grew up, and she would go to tremendous lengths to achieve her goals. Using fictitious identification, Hammack was able to... read full bio
Bally Sports Ohio's Cavaliers Live pregame, halftime and postgame broadcasts are hosted by Cayleigh Griffin. She performs other roles for the network as a host and correspondent. She has also worked as a game analyst for the MAC Women's Basketball Conference and the Cleveland Charge. Cayleigh worked as the courtside reporter and pre/postgame host for the Houston Rockets on AT&T SportsNet... read full bio
Cayucas made their album Bigfoot in a way that belied their moniker, the tranquil beach hamlet of Cayucos, California. Zach Yudin witnessed his bedroom recording project become a band that toured the world practically overnight as fans fell in love with its glistening west coast vibes as his songs blasted over the airwaves. But as Ben, Zach's twin brother and bandmate,... read full bio
Ceci Bastida, who was reared in Tijuana and currently resides in Los Angeles, was one of the first female musicians to emerge in the ranks of modern Latin rock when she joined the renowned Mexican ska-punk band Tijuana NO at the age of fifteen. She played a featured role in Julieta Venegas's MTV Unplugged special during her eight years as... read full bio
Cedric Maxwell is a former NBA player turned radio host. During his eleven year professional career, Maxwell played for the Boston Celtics, LA Clippers, and Houston Rockets. Maxwell is a two-time NBA champion, a NBA finals MVP, and a Sun Belt Player of the Year. Maxwell studied at UNC Charlotte where he also played basketball. From there he was drafted... read full bio
Celeste is an American-born British singer-songwriter whose music is a blend of British soul, alternative R&B, jazz, and neo-soul. At a young age, Celeste spent a year doing ballet at a performing arts school and while there she was offered a scholarship. She always had a passion for music, and she later gained fame after catching the attention of a... read full bio
The formation of Certainly So started with two young Alabama musicians who felt they wanted a larger sound when they recorded acoustic demos, so they contacted their Mississippi-born rhythm section. The demos were sent to Nashville from up north and once Porter and Corder learned what Gray and Wilson were up to, it was impossible for them to refuse. Producer/engineer Toby Hulbert was introduced... read full bio
American drummer Chad Gaylord Smith has been playing with the rock group Red Hot Chili Peppers since 1988. In 2012, the band was admitted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Smith is also the drummer for the all-instrumental group Chad Smith's Bombastic Meatbats, which was founded in 2007, as well as the hard rock supergroup Chickenfoot, which was... read full bio
Chad Tepper is an up-and-coming alternative pop punk artist who has gone from living homeless, to performing for over 5 million followers throughout all his social media outlets. Tepper was raised in Orlando, Florida, and has since gone on to move to Los Angeles, California, to pursue a musical career. Since his move to Los Angeles, Tepper gone on to... read full bio
Chad VanGaalen, best known for the song “Peace on the Rise”, is a multi-instrumentalist from Calgary, Alberta. Chad’s first big-ish release was “Infiniheart” back in 2004 on the Canadian indie label Flemish Eye. This was a series of songs that he recorded himself inside his own bedroom – a true DIY project. Eventually, he was picked up by the label... read full bio
The talented guitarist and composer Chadwick Stokes was raised on a rural farm outside of Boston. His numerous endeavors have weaved together music, art, history and activism. He has been a songwriter since early adolescence. From his politically charged band, State Radio, to his nascent solo project, Chadwick Stokes and the Pintos, to the band Dispatch, which he founded in his... read full bio
Since their debut, CHAI have been linked to ecstatic happiness. The Japanese four-piece, which consists of identical twins MANA (lead vocals and keys) and KANA (guitar), drummer YUNA and bassist-lyricist YUUKI, has earned a reputation for their live performances' upbeat displays of inventive and eclectic songwriting, impressive musicianship, matching outfits and sheer solace. CHAI's avowed goal to undermine Japan's sometimes oppressive standards... read full bio
Chaka Khan is an American singer-songwriter and musician. She is an R&B artist who is known to be the first of her genre to have a crossover hit with a rapper with her single “I Feel for You”. She has won 10 Grammys, earned three gold singles, three gold albums, and a platinum album. Apart from her solo career, Khan... read full bio
Cost Of Sacrifice, CHAMBER's debut album, was praised by Kerrang! as "a baptism of fire, one that will thrill, bruise, and possibly disgust," and it was a lesson in blunt-force savagery. The Nashville-based metalcore quartet's Pure Noise Records album propelled them to new heights in the underground, winning them praise from critics like Revolver and BrooklynVegan as well as spots... read full bio
The Champagne Jam Tour is a one-of-a-kind concert that brings together two awesome bands, Atlanta Rhythm Section and Rare Earth. Atlanta Rhythm Section is an American Southern rock band that currently consists of members Dean Daughtry, Rodney Justo, Steve Stone, Justin Senker, David Anderson, and Rodger Stephan. The group is best known for their singles such as, So In to... read full bio
Champaign is an American R&B band that was best known in the 80’s for their hit single, “How ‘Bout Us”. Currently the members consist of, Pauli Carman, Rena Day, Dana Walden, Michael Reed, Rocky Maffit, and Howard Reeder. Champaign has released eight studio albums, their most recent being “Eyes of the Spirit”. Some of their other popular songs include, “Can’t... read full bio
Taiwanese-American singer-songwriter Chance Emerson, originally from Hong Kong, currently resides in the Northeast. Emerson shared The Indigo Tapes, a self-produced EP that he recorded in the attic of his high school's music building, on Facebook and Instagram. The EP rose to the top of the iTunes rankings in the singer-songwriter EP category as word of mouth and support from local radio... read full bio
