The Digital Age is a Christian rock band with an electronic rock sound. They have released music under the labels Independent and Fair Trade Services. The band consists of four members: Jeremy “B-Wack” Bush, “Mike “Mike D” Dodson, Jack “Jack Attack” Parker, and Mark “The Shark” Waldrop. They are also members of the David Crowder Band, a Grammy-nominated and Dove... read full bio
The Dip is a seven-piece band based out of Seattle, Washington, that performs music that is a mixture of rhythm and blues and pop. The Dip consists of members Tom Eddy, Jarred Katz, Mark Hunter, Jacob Lundgren, Brennan Carter, Levi Gillis, and Evan Smith. The Dip draws influence from old school blues bands but also finds inspiration through today’s music... read full bio
The Dirty Nil is a Canadian alternative rock band from Dundas/Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. The band consists of members Luke Bentham, Ross Miller, and Kyle Fisher. The members met in high school and began playing together locally before forming The Dirty Nil. After forming, they released their debut single, “Fuckin’ Up Young”. This led to them touring all over North America... read full bio
The Distillers are an American punk rock band from Los Angeles, California, that consists of members Brody Dalle, Tony Bevilacqua, Andy Granelli, and Ryan Sinn. The band first came together when Dalle met former member Kim Chi and the duo began bonding over their love of punk rock music. The duo then went on to add in two other former... read full bio
The Districts are an American rock band from Lititz, Pennsylvania. The group consists of members Rob Grote, Connor Jacobus, Braden Lawrence, and Pat Cassidy. The band was originally formed by four members in high school and they went on to self-release two EPs and their first full-length album, “Telephone”. Since then, they have released two more albums, “A Flourish and... read full bio
The Dollop is a comedy podcast that consists of members Dave Anthony and Gareth Reynolds. The podcast is released weekly and each week focuses on a person from history that is selected for humor or oddness. Every once in a while the duo also brings on a guest celebrity and in the past they’ve had guests such as Patton Oswalt,... read full bio
The Dollop is a podcast that talks on events and people in history and is hosted by comedian Dave Anthony and Gareth Reynolds. The Dollop usually tells stories about the history of the United States and it started after Anthony began preparing for a show at Melbourne Comedy Festival. To prep himself, he began telling stories outload which led him... read full bio
The arrival of their two youngest traveling companions, son River and daughter Daisy, allowed the Dollyrots to transform their Punk Rock roadshow into a sophisticated family event. However, they won't be mistaken for The Partridge Family anytime soon. Success is nothing new to the Dollyrots. Daydream Explosion, their most recent studio album, peaked at number seven on Billboard's Heatseekers chart. With... read full bio
The Doo Wop Project begins at the beginning, tracing the evolution of Doo Wop from the classic sound of five guys singing tight harmonies on a street corner to the biggest hits on the radio today. Throughout the show DWP takes audiences on a journey from foundational tunes of groups like the Crests, Belmonts and Flamingos through their influences on... read full bio
The Doobie Brothers are one of the few musical groups that have been able to achieve a phenomenal level of success and sustain it for a period measured in decades; it is a success that has sold more than 50 million records worldwide. This includes: multiple Grammy awards, 27 chart singles, 16 top 40 hits, 2 #1 hits, 11 multi-platinum... read full bio
The airy baroque British pop trio dubbed the Dream Academy emerged in the mid-'80s as one of the leading lights of the psychedelic revival movement. The Dream Academy issued their eponymously titled debut LP on Warner Brothers Records. Co-produced by Pink Floyd's David Gilmour, the atmospheric lead single Life in a Northern Town," an elegy for Nick Drake, quickly reached... read full bio
The Dream Syndicate is an American alternative rock band that consists of members Steve Wynn, Dennis Duck, Mark Walton and Jason Victor. The group rose to fame in the 80’s and took several years off before coming back in the 2010’s. Over the years, The Dream Syndicate has released seven studio albums and two EPs. Since reforming, The Dream Syndicate... read full bio
The Driver Era is an American alternative rock musical duo that consists of brothers Rocky and Ross Lynch, the latter of which is a popular actor as well. The duo were previously member of the now defunct band R5, which consisted of their other sibling Riker and Rydel Lynch, and Ellington Ratliff. After R5 disbanded, Ross and Rocky decided to... read full bio
The Droptines, named after a deer hunting word for unusual downturned antlers, don't look back and stick to their fun and music—a musical style that is gaining a following in Waco and throughout Texas. Although they are a Texas band and a (mainly) country band, The Droptines (rhymes with vines) are not a Texas country band. At its foundation, the band... read full bio
When The Drowning Men formed, the product of a childhood friendship between Bardeen, Dolan and Eisenkerch, the idea wasn't to make a career, but to make music. The band, who added Messer and Smith into the mix, musicians who were equally instrumental to the formation of the group, practiced at least three days a week and a self-released an EP,... read full bio
The Drowns amp up and destroy vintage blues-based rock riffage, dragging it into contemporary punk streets like a ragged, abandoned T-Rex record. Foot-stomping, fist-pumping punk rock choruses that make your heart race faster than a defibrillator are accompanied by The Drowns' intelligent and pertinent lyrics, which marry rough and raw with catchy and bouncy. Their live performance has earned them an... read full bio
Since the release of their debut album in 2010, the New York City-based indie pop group The Drums has developed a devoted fan base. The self-titled "The Drums" album reached at number 17 on the Billboard Heatseekers chart and charted in eight other nations, including number 16 in the UK. It received a Silver certification in the UK. They have... read full bio
The Dryes (Derek and Katelyn) have gained thousands of new fans and followers since making their debut on the current season of NBC's "The Voice," joining Team Blake. Already, USA Today, Taste of Country, Entertainment Weekly and American Songwriter have taken notice of them. The Dryes have received praise from Rolling Stone, People and Country Today since their first release, according to... read full bio
Duke Robillard is a very popular American blue musician who has recorded alongside artists, including Hal Singer, Joe Louis Walker, Jimmy Witherspoon, Todd Sharpville, and Bob Dylan. He is most known for playing guitar in the blues style of T-Bone Walker. Duke has been involved in many different bands in his music journey such as The Fabulous Thunderbirds and he... read full bio
From Leeds, Yorkshire, the British folk rock band, The Dunwells, bring a sense of familiarity, yet timeless sound, to their songs. Consisting of two brothers and two cousins, the five piece band create a memorable experience. The Dunwells consists of Joseph Dunwell on vocals and guitar; David Dunwell on vocals, guitars, piano, and banjo; Jonny Lamb on vocals and... read full bio
Bluegrass. Swing. Hot jazz. Pre-war blues. Southern soul. New Orleans funk. The Dustbowl Revival is what you could call an American roots orchestra with eight full-time members — and they play it all, mashing the sounds of traditional American music into a genre-hopping, time-bending dance party that coaxes new fire out of familiar coal. This isn’t a throwback band. It’s... read full bio
The Eagles have sold more than one hundred million albums thanks to their knack for writing songs that can appeal to a wide audience and are expertly made. The band's roots can be traced back to the country-rock scene in Los Angeles. More people tuned in to hear rock as a result of the increased attention on the genre. The... read full bio
The East Pointers are a folk band comprised of members Koady Chaisson, Tim Chaisson, and Jake Charron. The trio combines the banjo, fiddle, guitar, and wholesome vocals to create original roots music. Their debut album, Secret Victory, earned The East Pointers a JUNO Award. The East Pointers’ palpable sound and authentic feel is fuel for anyone’s ears. The members of... read full bio
The Elovaters are an American reggae band based out of Boston, Massachusetts, which consists of members Jackson Wetherbee, Matt Link, John Alves, Greg Nectow, Derrick Cabral, and Nicholas Asta. The reggae band rose to fame after the release of their debut album, “The Cornerstone.” Since then, The Elovators followed up their debut album with their second album, “Defy Gravity,” which... read full bio
Dave Wakeling, the singer/songwriter from The English Beat and General Public, is known not only for his music but also for his storytelling. He loves to share the inspirations behind his songs, either from stage or after a show. A man of strong values and principles, Wakeling always stands up for what he believes in. He has used his music... read full bio
Eternity has gained an incredible reputation in making any event into a fantastic party. They do corporate events, weddings, concerts, bar & bat mitzvahs, anniversaries, private parties, and more. They never fail to get the party started and get audience members on their feet with their versions of classical songs and genres of rhythm and blues, funk, disco, Motown, rock... read full bio
The Evasons are the greatest mentalist duo in the world. They have traveled around the world amazing audiences with their thought provoking interactive show, which consists of ESP, mind over matter, super memory, telepathy, prediction and levitation. The Evasons have been featured on television shows like “Powers of the Paranormal”, “The World’s Great Magic”, “Grand Illusions”, “Open Mike with Mike... read full bio
The Expendables had a laid-back childhood in Santa Cruz, California, where they learned to surf, skate, party, and perform music. The Expendables have made a name for themselves in the California surf rock scene since 1997. The Expendables have been drawing attention for years by fusing reggae, punk rock, and guitar solos in the style of the 1980s. Meet the... read full bio
The Fab Four is the best and most known tribute band to The Beatles. The group was founded by Ron McNeil who was President of The Fab Four Corp and is a John Lennon impersonator. From there, The Fab Four began performing locally in their home state of California before gaining so much popularity they began performing in countries such... read full bio
Anthony Cullins is the young musical prodigy known as ‘The Fallbrook Kid’. He can shred to R&B, funk, rock, and blues, and can hone in on artists like Jimi Hendrix to Eric Clapton to George Benson and many more. Cullins is apart of the Fallbrook Vigilantes and often performs with Casey Hensley. He’s also performed with artists like Greg Douglass,... read full bio
Three brothers Ollie, Timothy, and William Walter form a blues rock band called The Family Rain. The brothers were inspired to form a band as teenagers after seeing the hard rock/glam metal band The Darkness perform. The band of brothers started out doing covers of other band’s songs, but they eventually transitioned into writing their own music. Prior to calling... read full bio
THE FARM is in many ways a hybrid act a trio deeply rooted in Country Music, that folds in sonic elements from a variety of popular-music genres but the core is built around a solid, identifiable vocal harmony. Interlocking voices have been an important thread in countrys history, from the Sons of the Pioneers through Alabama through Restless... read full bio
In a group known as The Fearless Flyers, Joe Dart on bass, Nate Smith on drums, Cory Wong and Mark Lettieri on guitars make up some of the country's grooviest virtuosos. With the exception of Lettieri, who plays for the Grammy-winning jazz fusion group Snarky Puppy, the majority of the group are members of Jack Stratton's funk band Vulfpeck. The Fearless... 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
The Fleshtones are a 1976-founded American garage rock group from Queens, New York. On May 19, 1976, The Fleshtones made their debut at CBGB. Beginning in 1978, the brothers Gordon and Brian Spaeth of Action Combo frequently performed with the group both live and for recordings. In 1983, Gordon joined the band as a legitimate member. The Fleshtones had a local... read full bio
"The Gilded Palace of Sin", the Flying Burrito Brothers' groundbreaking debut album from 1969, made them a household name among country rockers in the United States. Despite having ties to the band's founders, Gram Parsons and Chris Hillman, the group endured numerous personnel changes and has continued to exist in various forms to the present. In 2002, Sneaky Pete Kleinow... read full bio
The Fontanas produce soulful Latin funk that is powered by brass. With several significant albums, such as their most recent LP "The Luxury Of Time" and their Brazilian-inspired reworking of "Capoeira Mata Uno," the group has honed their style and broken new ground in the festival scene (Movimientos Records). Some of the UK's funkiest musicians make up the ensemble, which... read full bio
The Format, an American indie rock band formed in 2002, is known for its unique blend of indie, alternative, punk, and folk music with influences of 1960s and 1970s pop music. The duo of Nate Ruess and Sam Means, childhood friends, formed the band after playing together in the band Nevergonnascore. The band's name, The Format, was chosen as a... read full bio
As members of the musical family known as The King Family, they provided entertainment for a generation. But when THE FOUR KING COUSINS (sisters Tina Cole and Cathy Cole Green, along with their cousins Candy Conkling Brand and Carolyn Thomas Cameron) struck out on their own, they shot to prominence as critically acclaimed recording artists, as well as concert and... read full bio
The Foxies, a band with definite DIY tendencies, co-produced Who Are You Now, Who Were You Then with a changing cast of collaborators in Los Angeles and Nashville, frequently recording tracks in their own homes. As they created the record, the three drew influence from pop legends like Prince and David Bowie and concocted a distinctive sound by fusing a variety... read full bio
"Pop rock/alternative rock band The Fray is known for their music filled with haunting vocals and passionate melodies. The Fray's Grammy-nominated third album, Scars & Stories debuted at No. 4 on the Billboard 200, creating a huge buzz on the band. The band’s first single, “Over My Head (Cable Car)” was a huge hit in the United States, and their... read full bio
Six multi-instrumentalists and singers from Toronto, Canada, make up the Free Label. Their music is a distinctive blend of disco from the 1970s, R&B from the 1990s, and upbeat funk, making for an engaging, dance-oriented performance. Their hit song "All Night" helped them reach new heights and allowed them to go on tour abroad. They have now gained admirers by going... read full bio
The Free Nationals is an R&B group which is best known for being Anderson Paak’s live band, and consists of members Kelsey Gonzalez, Ron “Tnava” Avant, Callum Connor, and Jose Rios. Since forming, The Free Nationals have performed at festivals which include Coachella, and have opened for none other than Beyonce. They have also opened for J. Cole and Bruno... read full bio
The Frights are an American punk band that consists of members Mikey Carnevale, Richard Dotson, Marc Finn, and Jordan Clark. The band has released three studio albums, which include, “The Frights”, “You Are Going To Hate This”, and “Hypochondriac”. They have also released a few EPs and some of their most popular songs include, “Crust Bucket”, “Tungs”, “You Are Going... read full bio
The Front Bottoms are an indie/rock band from New Jersey. When the band was formed, it originally had three members, but now consists of Brian Sella (vocals, guitar, lyricist), Matt Uychich (drums), Tom Warren bass, backing vocals) and Ciaran O'Donnell (guitar, trumpet, keys). The Front Bottoms use acoustic guitar, indie-rock dance grooves, Springsteen-y keyboard lines (this they might deny).... read full bio
Country music superstars Larry Stewart, Tim Rushlow, and Richie McDonald make up The Frontmen, a group that has taken the world by storm with their incredible performances. Together, they have sold over 30 million records and produced over 30 major songs. During the decade of the 1990s, each member served as the lead vocalist for a successful country band. The band... read full bio
The Funky Bunch, also known as Marky Mark and the Funky Bunch, is an American hip-hop group that was previously led by actor and musician Mark Wahlberg and also consisted of members Ashey Ace, Scottie Gee, Hector the Booty Inspector, and DJ-T. The group rose to fame with the release of the single “Good Vibrations” which was their debut single... read full bio
Talent manager Simon Fuller has announced the formation of his latest group, The Future X, after a lengthy search on TikTok. The group is made up of three singers and four dancers who were discovered by Fuller on the popular video platform. Angie Green, Luke Brown, and Maci Wood are the group's singers, while Jayna Hughes, Sasha Marie, Tray Taylor,... read full bio
The Game, is an American rapper, entrepreneur, record producer and actor. Game is best known as a rapper in the West Coast hip hop scene, and for being one of Dr. Dre's most notable protgs. He was signed by Dr. Dre to his Aftermath Entertainment label. Game rose to fame with the success of his debut album The Documentary and... read full bio
Since forming in 2011, the Southern California twin duo The Garden has been blazing their own trail. They have four studio albums and four EPs to their credit, including LPs The Life and Times of a Paperclip, Haha, Mirror Might Steal Your Charm, and their most recent album, "Kiss My SUPER Bowl Ring," which was played to sold-out crowds across... read full bio
The Gaslight Anthem is an American rock band from New Brunswick, New Jersey, that consists of members Brian Fallon, Alex Rosamilia, Alex Levine and Benny Horowitz. The band was formed by Brian Fallon and the group went through a number of line-up changes before coming together with the current line-up. From there, the band performed their first gig in New... read full bio
The Oak Ridge Boys - Theirs is one of the most distinctive and recognizable sounds in the music industry. The four-part harmonies and upbeat songs of The Oak Ridge Boys have spawned dozens of Country hits and a Number One Pop smash, earned them Grammy, Dove, CMA and ACM awards and garnered a host of other industry and fan accolades.... read full bio
The Gazette is a visual kei band that plays mostly alternative metal with a hint of cinematic influence and a penchant for light-hearted artistic experimentation like jazz-rock splattering. With the release of their most recent album, "NINTH," in 14 different global locations, The Gazette topped iTunes charts and made it into the top 10 in 27 other nations, including Japan. The Gazette is... read full bio
Rising southern rock group The Georgia Thunderbolts are from Rome, Georgia. Lead vocalist TJ Lyle, drummer Bristol Perry, guitarists Riley Couzzourt and Logan Tolbert, and bassist Zach Everett make up the band. Since the publication of their self-titled first EP, The Georgia Thunderbolts have been well-known for their distinctive fusion of blues and rock music. The Glasgow, Kentucky-based EP, which Richard... read full bio
The Kansas City-based rock group The Get Up Kids was a key player in the "second wave" of emo music that emerged in the mid-1990s. As they rose to fame, they started traveling with acts like Green Day and Weezer before taking the lead and going on their own headlining tour, which eventually took them to Europe and Japan. They... read full bio
Over the twenty-five years that have passed since the release of their groundbreaking album Something To Write Home About, the four main members of The Get Up Kids, Rob Pope, Ryan Pope, Matt Pryor, and Jim Suptic, have taken on solo endeavors, side projects, and positions in well-known bands. They have also raised children, found partners, and launched enterprises. Even still,... read full bio
Under the name A Dying Dream, the Los Angeles-based metalcore group The Ghost Inside was founded in 2004. Jonathan Vigil on vocals, Zach Johnson and Chris Davis on guitars, Jim Riley on bass, and Andrew Tkaczyk on drums make up the band. In addition to their most recent self-titled album, which marked their comeback from a break in 2020, they... read full bio
The Go-Go’s are an American new wave band that consists of members Belinda Carlisle, Jane Wiedlin, Charlotte Caffey, Gina Schock, and Kathy Valentine. Over the years they have released four studio albums. Their debut album, “Beauty and the Beat” peaked at number 1 on the US charts and reached two-time platinum in the US. Some of their most popular songs... read full bio
Childhood friends turned husband and wife with a passion for music. The Grahams - Alyssa and Doug - are an Americana music duo with a whole lot of flavor. They've lived the life they sing about traveling miles of rivers, roads and train tracks on to the next destination and stage. Over the last year they've played all across... read full bio
One of the most listened to bands on radio from the mid 1960's through the early 1970's is The Grass Roots. Now, over thirty years later, one of the most recognized groups on ""Classic Rock"" stations (one of the strongest formats in radio today) continues to be that of The Grass Roots. During all that time, The Grass Roots have... read full bio
The Grawlix is a comedy super group that consists of members Adam Cayton-Holland, Ben Roy, and Andrew Orvedahl. They are known for combining stand-up with live sketches and video components while performing together. The super group formed over 10 years ago and found themselves often performing at the Bug Theater in Denver, Colorado. The trio then began selling out numerous... read full bio
Stillwater, Oklahoma band The Great Divide is arguably one of the most iconic Red Dirt country band around. In the early 90s, this band signed a deal with Atlantic Records and soon after, released their first major label album “Break in the Storm.” This album offered them their first big hit, “Pour Me a Vacation,” which got great mainstream success... read full bio
The Greeting Committee, a Kansas City band made up of Addie Sartino, Pierce Turcotte, Noah Spencer and Micah Ritchie, has kind of clung to the idea of deliberate giving. The band spent a large portion of the years that followed on the road, playing to sold-out crowds at their headline shows in significant markets like Chicago, Austin, New York, Los Angeles and San... read full bio
The Growlers are an American band from Dana Point, California that consists of members Brooks Nielsen, Matt Taylor, and Kyle Straka. The band has released five studio albums, and three EPs. Their unique sound has been labeled as “Beach Goth” which they used as the name of their annual festival they have put on every year. The Growlers debut album... read full bio
At first a familiar chord strikes everyone's attention, then comes a catchy chorus followed by a memorable solo or remarkable moment of improvisation. It's a position held by a troupe of true musical luminaries who through over four decades in show business have been loaded with more hits than members can count, record sales well into the multi-millions and more... read full bio
With their instantly familiar songs, The Guess Who, a musical powerhouse that has performed on stages for more than 40 years, captures the attention of audiences. This group of genuine musical superstars has created an enduring legacy in the entertainment industry, from the opening recognizable chord to the contagious chorus and timeless solos. Their resume includes a long list of... read full bio
For the past 14 years, NIGHTRAIN'S tribute to Guns n Roses has been sweeping the US. The House of Blues, MTV's Famous Club LaVela, FC Dallas Stadium, and this year's Carolina Rebellion—which shared the bill with Alice In Chains, Soundgarden, and Buckcherry, to mention a few—have all hosted performances. Nightrain is still leaving their mark on the rapidly expanding tribute... read full bio
Since 2012, The Guru Guru has been enjoying success in the realm of borderline rock by frenziedly blending angular guitars with dissonant, polyrhythmic beats, all of which are complemented by erratic and insane voices. While METZ, Pere Ubu, Deerhoof, The Jesus Lizard, The Mars Volta, and Andy Kaufman are all cited as influences, the indie-math-psycho-noise rulebook is blown apart, creating... read full bio
After becoming friends while attending the University of Florida, Robbie Kingsley, Franco Solari, Dylan McCue, Andre Escobar and Zach Levy began performing together in their living rooms and logging many late nights. Strangely, a polished music sprang from the worn-out carpets of their undergraduate home and when it was recorded, it struck a chord with both students and complete strangers. Their first... read full bio
Three-time Grammy Award winners Phil and Tim Hanseroth, who are most recognized for their collaborations with longtime bandmate and colleague Brandi Carlile, are about to set out on an exciting new adventure. The identical twins, who are also multi-instrumentalists, songwriters, producers, and collectors of oddball pals, will start sharing their own music under the name The Hanseroth Twins. "Remember Me" will... read full bio
The Happy Fits, a trio from New Jersey who turned their love of the Killers and Violent Femmes into their own concise pop songwriting, began as a summertime side project for high school pals Calvin Langman, Ross Monteith, and Luke Davis before they left for college. Following the success of their first EP, Awfully Apeelin', on Spotify during their first... read full bio
The Haunt is a blend of Indie-Pop and Post-Punk with a sinister blend of Blues and Beats that would not sound out of place at a dystopian dance club in space, a new wave countdown on MTV's "120 Minutes," baking in the sun at Vans Warped Tour, or Vivienne Westwood's late seventies London boutique. The quartet's central sibling duet, Anastasia Grace... read full bio
In their most recent recording experiences, The HawtThorns are recreating their cosmos. Their forthcoming album greatly enlarges the sun-kissed lyricism, skillful guitar work, and sumptuous vocal harmonies that have always been the foundation of their style. Aural explorations of intensely felt human experiences, abstract narratives, and daring, genre-bending creations await listeners on Zero Gravity. The layers of variously toned and textured... read full bio
The Heavy Heavy is a Brighton-based band that delivers an unmatched rock-and-roll experience, weaving a mix of blues, psychedelia, and sunshine pop into their music. Their debut EP "Life and Life Only" is a hazy, hypnotic collection that pays homage to the music that shaped them, while still sounding uniquely fresh. Will Turner and Georgie Fuller, the band's founding members,... read full bio
The Heavy Hours follow up on their critically praised Wildfire EP, which they released in the midst of a pandemic with Gardens, a full-length album that further demonstrates their own brand of warm-hearted, open-armed alternative music. Several years ago, before the group had management, an agent or a record label on their side, the Cincinnati-based foursome recorded Gardens. Each member took a week... read full bio
The High Bar Gang is a Canadian bluegrass band based out of Vancouver, British Columbia that consists of members David Barber, Kirby Barber, Rob Becker, Barney Bentall, Wendy Bird, Colin Nairne, and Shari Ulrich. The band was formed by Colin Nairne as he wanted to perform bluegrass music and as he was previously a member of Barney Bentall and the... read full bio
Although the term "supergroup" is overused to characterize side musical endeavors, it is appropriate and well-deserving in the case of The High Hawks. Vince Herman (Leftover Salmon), Tim Carbone (Railroad Earth, Blue Sparks From Hell), Chad Staehly (Hard Working Americans), Adam Greuel (Horseshoes & Hand Grenades), Brian Adams (DeadPhish Orchestra) and Will Trask (Great American Taxi) have each racked up nearly... read full bio
The Hold Steady is an indie rock band with its beginnings firmly rooted in Brooklyn, New York. Known for their incredible use of lyrics for storytelling, and classic rock influences, the band's narrative-based songs frequently address themes such as drug addiction, religion and redemption, and often take place within the city of Minneapolis. The Hold Steady's debut album, Almost Killed... read full bio
The dynamic pair of sixteen years, Kim and Penn, are well-known for their contagious laughter and imaginative storytelling. They have enthralled audiences throughout their trip by chronicling their married experiences and family life through humorous music videos, vlogs, skits, and a podcast. They have acquired over a billion views and a devoted following of 4.5 million on various social media... read full bio
The spine-tingling harmonies, boundless energy and telepathic musicianship of The Holmes Brothers mix Saturday nights roadhouse rock with the gospel fervor and harmonies of Sundays church service. USA Today calls The Holmes Brothers vision of American roots music masterful and convincing. Entertainment Weekly says, The Holmes Brothers are juke-joint vets with a brazenly borderless view of American music. Their chilling... read full bio
The Home Edit is a business run by the duo and founders, Clea Shearer and Joanna Teplin. The duo met through a mutual friend and at the time, both of them were focused on careers in personal organization. That same day they met, Shearer and Teplin decided to work together and launched The Home Edit right then and there. The... read full bio
The Home Team is prepared to swoop over the nation with its upbeat, fun pop-punk/pop-rock sound. This four-piece band from Seattle is made up of Brian Butcher on vocals, John Baran on guitar, Ryne Olson on bass and Daniel Matson on drums. The Home Team put a lot of effort into building their reputation; they published the EP Black Sheep and they frequently... read full bio
With a style of Hip-Hop that bravely combines R&B, Jazz, Pop and Funk, this independent Louisville band has earned over 20 million streams. With two successful albums and popular music videos like "The Coming Down" and the Jack Harlow-assisted "Leaf Wraps" the brothers is getting ready to release their most audacious work to date, It's A Lot Going On. The Homies want... read full bio
You might recognize the members of The Honey Brothers for their different television appearances. While they are recognizable faces (and names), they do each take on different pseudonyms: drummer Adrian Grenier (who you might recognized from the show Entourage) goes by the name Honey DuContra, ukulele and vocalist Ari Gold goes by Hoyt Honey, guitarist and singer D.S. Posner goes... read full bio
The American blues/rock group The Hooten Hallers was founded in Columbia, Missouri, in 2007. John Randall, a guitarist and lead vocalist, and Andy Rehm, a drummer and falsetto singer, established the group. They were known for their boisterous, frequently improvised live performances. The group's songs "She Used to Love My Music" and "Trouble Is" were written by Paul Weber, who... read full bio
Western New York-based The Hootz, formerly known as The Hootn'Anges, is an alternative rock country band. Luke and Ange Marino are a husband and wife team that play guitar, bass guitar, and sing. Their hilarious lyrics and unpolished music have a certain purity to them. Their performances feature a number of classically educated musicians, some of whom play the fiddle,... read full bio
The Hotelier is a Massachusetts-based indie rock band that is now signed with Dreams of Field Recordings. Home, Like Noplace Is There, the band's second album, has been ranked among the "101 Best Albums" by Spin and is regarded as a "essential emo record" by AltPress. The group has performed at festivals such as Primavera Sound, Pitchfork Music Festival and Pirate Satellite. Home,... read full bio
The House Jacks, a San Francisco-based rock band, are pioneers in the music business as the first rock group to only rely on their powerful vocals to produce a unique sound. They easily transition between genres, producing thrilling funk, high-energy rock, and heartfelt ballads that strike a chord with their steadily growing fan base. These pioneering musicians have performed on innumerable... read full bio
In an article by NPR, the band THE HU was highlighted as "a band from Mongolia that merges the screaming guitars of heavy metal and traditional Mongolian guttural singing," elaborating on the significance of culture and the band's distinctive musical identity. Gala, Jaya, Temka and Enkush are a modern rock band with roots in Mongolian culture that was founded in Ulaanbaatar.... read full bio
The Hush Sound is an indie pop quartet from Chicago. Initially named “The Hush,” the band changed their name to “The Hush Sound” when Geffen Records objected that their name was too similar to rapper Hush. The band consists of Bob Morris on vocals and guitar, Mike Leblanc on bass and vocals, Darren Wilson on drums and vocals and Greta... read full bio
The Illusionists is a showcase of the talents of some of the most incredible illusionists on earth. Their live from Broadway show has shattered box office records and is captivating for all ages. The Illusionists perform all over the world and have performed in North America, the UK, and more. The Illusionists have been featured in The New York Times... read full bio
The Impalas were an American doo-wop group in the late 1950s, best known for their hit, Sorry (I Ran All the Way Home)". The group formed in 1958 in Brooklyn, New York, and was composed of lead singer Joe "Speedo" Frazier (born September 5, 1943), Richard Wagner, Lenny Renda, and Tony Carlucci. They were a racially integrated group - Frazier... read full bio
The Ink Spots have been called living legends of American music; one of the most influential vocal groups of all time and the most imitated entertainers in show business. The Ink Spots 'story spans six decades, more than 80 chair hits and performances throughout the world. While numerous personnel changes have taken place within the group in its 60 +... read full bio
Late in 2011, members of OFWGKTA (Odd Future Wolf Gang Kill Them All) Syd Tha Kyd and Matt Martians, along with Patrick Paige, Christopher Smith, and Jameel Bruner, founded the band that would become known as The Internet. Purple Naked Ladies was the first album to be published by Odd Future under their own record label, Odd Future Records. Cocaine and... read full bio
The Interrupters is an American ska punk band from Los Angeles, California. The band consists of four individuals, Aimee Interrupter on vocals, and brothers Kevin Bivona on guitar, Justin Bivona on bass, and Jesse Bivona on drums. The band has released three studio albums so far, a self-titled album, Say It Out Loud, which peaked at number 25 on the... read full bio
The Irish Tenors have given numerous traditional treasures fresh life since they first combined voices in 1998. They have established themselves as talented interpreters of a variety of tunes, including Jimmy Kennedy's "South of the Border," Celine Dion's "My Heart Will Go On," and "Fairytale of New York." These songs fit in seamlessly with "Danny Boy," "My Wild Irish Rose,"... read full bio
The Jacksons tour features founding members Jackie, Jermaine, Marlon and Tito. With their infectious brand of funky pop-soul and sunny upbeat material, The Jacksons emerged as one of the biggest pop phenomena of the 1970s. They became one of the first groups of black American performers to attain a crossover following, scoring sixteen Top 40 hits on the Hot 10.... read full bio
The Jayhawks are an American alternative country and rock band from Minneapolis, Minnesota, that formed in the mid 1980’s and has taken a few hiatuses over the years. The Jayhawks currently consists of members Gary Louris, Marc Perlman, Karen Grotberg, Tim O’Reagan and John Jackson. The Jayhawks were originally formed by Mark Olson, Gary Louris, Marc Perlman and Norm Rogers.... read full bio
The Jezabels are an American indie-rock band from Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. The group consist of Nik Stephan Kaloper, Sam Henry Lockwood, Hayley Mary and Heather Gail Shannon. Since their start, The Jezabels have released three albums, “Prisoner” which reached ARIA certified gold, “The Brink” and “Synthia”. They have also released three EPs, “The Man Is Dead”, “She’s So... read full bio
Building on the '90s-crushed guitar rock of The Jin's Death Wish EP, with a little more breathing room on the 10-song It's a Life, the band also takes a detour through cello-emboldened fields of Americana ('Clementine'), gloom-laden proto-psych ("Jin Sabbath") and life-contemplating alt-ballads ("Crossroads"). Since Death Wish's "She Said" unexpectedly took off on TikTok and introduced the band to an even larger... read full bio
The Josephines are an up-and-coming rock ‘n’ roll country band from Bowling Green, Kentucky, that consists of members singer Brad Tabor, lead guitarist Zach Lindsey, bassist Josh London, and steel guitarist Alex Lindsey. The group came together to “have fun, make some cash & raise a little hell,” and have been doing just that since their formation. The Josephines music... read full bio
Three Chicago natives who were childhood friends, Nico Segal, Nova Zaii, and Julian Davis Reid, collaborate musically as The JuJu Exchange. They write sophisticated, evocative music that inspires trust and awe in all of us. Their primarily instrumental music combines digital and acoustic instruments to promote meaningful contact across cultures that at first glance appear to be at odds. They... read full bio
The Kaleidoscope Kid doesn't take his name lightly. He fuses psychedelic strings with hip-hop style percussion to create a genre-defying musical phenomenon and he ties it all together with his relaxed yet precise poetry and styled stage character. The Kaleidoscope Kid debuted his catchy track "Hold Up" after joining Regime/Suburban Noize Records. With the release of his self-titled Suburban Noize LP debut,... read full bio
Joel Martinez, better known as his stage name The Kid Mero, is a Dominican-American writer, comedian, television and YouTube personality, actor and blogger. He rose to fame as one-half of the duo Desus vs. Mero which was first a podcast on Complex TV and has since become a television talk show on Viceland. Mero has also been a cast member... read full bio
The Kilans are an indie rock band that came up in the Salt Lake City scene and are well-known for their raw sound and powerful live performances. The band is composed of David Wiseman on drums, Jacob Schultz on lead guitar, Cooper Brezoff on bass, and Jack Ongman on vocals and rhythm guitar. It all began when Jack and Jacob... read full bio
The Killer Dueling Pianos offers some of the best when it comes to the Dueling Pianos type of show. They made appearances at corporate events, destinations events, weddings, fundraisers, wineries, casinos, and private parties. The Killer Dueling Pianos has already performed in cities across the country like San Francisco, Los Angeles, San Diego, Las Vegas, Scottsdale, Denver, Houston, Dallas, and... read full bio
The Kills' Jamie Hince and Alison Mosshart reached the top of the charts a week after releasing their album Midnight Boom. According to Soundscan, they are both the top New Artist and the top Alternative New Artist. When it comes to overall digital album sales, The Kills come in at number 20. Their music is renowned for seamlessly fusing elements... read full bio
The Kin have been tearing up the music scene with their live performances. They have become the hottest live performance band in New York. The band is fronted by the brothers Isaac and Thorry Koren. In addition to the two brothers the band also has included the performer Shakerleg. Shakerleg plays without drum sticks, beating on a modified drum... read full bio
The Kind Thieves are a mesmerizing jam band that emerges from the picturesque surroundings of Southern West Virginia and lights up the stage with their electrifying live performances. This musical group combines a tapestry of influences, ranging from bluegrass and funk to classic rock and is made up of amazing musicians from different parts of the area. Each time they enter... read full bio
The Kingsmen Quartet is an American Christian-Gospel musical group that consists of members Chris Jenkins, Chris Bryant, Alan Kendall, Ray Dean Reese and Brandon Reese. The group was formed in the mid 1950’s by Reese, Louis, and Raymond McKinney. Since then, the group has gone through different members and have included members such as Eldridge Fox, Squire Parsons, Anthony Burger,... read full bio
Electronic music duo, The Knocks, have been making a name for themselves since their beginnings. The duo consists of Ben 'B-Roc' Ruttner and James 'JPatt' Patterson. The Knocks were named one of the 20 hottest producers in music by NME Magazine, as well as featured frequently in NY Post's Popwrap. They have gained popularity for their singles, ""Dancing With... read full bio
A multi-format combo known as The LACS (sometimes spelled Loud Ass Crackers) has broken musical conventions and forged their own special route to success. Lead singer and guitarist Brian "Rooster" King and rapper Clay "Uncle Snap" Sharpe make up the duo. They combine 65 percent country music storytelling, 20 percent hip-hop attitude, and 15 percent rock 'n' roll to make... read full bio
A brand-new production dubbed "The Last Match: A Pro Wrestling Rock Musical" blends rough action with more conventional theater. Ramin Karimloo, who presently portrays Nick Arnstein in Broadway's "Funny Girl" revival and former WWE wrestler Matt Cardona are among the stars of the production, which is a never-before-attempted, totally immersive and participatory presentation. In New Jersey, "The Last Match" had its two-show, sold-out... read full bio
The Lawrence Arms a punk rock trio from Chicago. Since 1999, the lineup currently is Brendan Kelly (vocals & bass), Chris McCaughan (vocals & guitar), and Neil Hennessy (drums). With five albums released and are now signed to Fat Wreck Chords. Their music and lyrics exhibit their propensity for juxtaposing references from history and literature with American pop culture. The... read full bio
Chefs Matt and Ted are from Charleston, South Carolina. When the brothers pursued a college education they moved to the North East, they soon found themselves longing for their hometown food staples. They missed the foods they loved so much that they created The Lee Bros. They created Boiled Peanuts Catalogue, a mail-order catalogue for southern pantry... read full bio
In the history of Jazz music, there is only one bandleader that has the distinction of having his orchestra still performing sold out concerts all over the world, with members personally chosen by him, for nearly thirty years after his passing. Pianist and bandleader William James Count Basie was and still is an American institution that personifies the grandeur and... read full bio
Hailing from Long Island, New York, The Lemon Twigs are a band that has put a modern spin on the classic rock sound of the ‘60s, as well as the power-pop sound of the ‘70s. The Beatles, The Beach Boys, The Zombies, Big Star, Badfinger, The Raspberries, 10cc, and Todd Rundgren are among the numerous influences that have informed their... read full bio
Andrea Graham is a renowned DJ, producer, and curator who goes by the stage name The Librarian. She is regarded as one of the most influential and creative brains in bass music. She is the co-founder and music director of the Bass Coast Music Festival, which is well-known throughout the world for its avant-garde music programming and installation art. Being... read full bio
The Linda Lindas are a four-piece rock band hailing from Los Angeles, California. Consisting of Bela Salazar, Eloise Wong, Lucia de la Garza, and Mila de la Garza, the band was formed in early 2018 by Wong's father, Martin, who brought the group together to play a show at the Girlschool LA music festival. Initially intended as a one-off project,... read full bio
The Israeli-American electronic rock ensemble The Living Tombstone is well-known for both their entirely original work and pop culture and fandom-focused music. Yoav Landau founded the group, and Sam Haft, a vocalist, joined with the breakthrough song "My Ordinary Life." After a ten-month break from the channel, they signed with Warner Music Group and released their debut album, zero_one.... read full bio
