The Drew Baker Band is a tribute band that is based in Las Vegas, Nevada. The group performs a variety of popular genres such as country, rock and pop. The tribute band was formed by Drew Baker and they have played all over the Las Vegas Strip since and have even performed for the US Military. The Drew Baker Band... read full bio
Drew Gehling is an American actor who is best known for playing Dr. Pomatter in the Broadway musical ‘Waitress’. His other Broadway credits include playing Bob in ‘Jersey Boys’ and Warren Smith in ‘On a Clear Day You Can See Forever’. Gehling has also performed in off-Broadway productions of ‘A Minister’s Wife’ and ‘Anne of Green Gables’. Other theater credits... read full bio
McMinnville, Tennessee native Drew Green took the country music scene by storm in 2020 with the release of the hit song “Little More Be Alright,” which pegged high positions on four different Billboard and Country Aircheck/Mediabase charts. Shortly after, Pandora called Green an “Artist to Watch in 2021.” He’s a family man, having a son whom he dedicated the track... read full bio
Americana group Drew Holcomb and the Neighbors is from East Nashville and Memphis in Tennessee, the United States. 2005 saw the formation of the band by Drew Holcomb (lead vocals, guitar, harmonica). Rich Brinsfield and Nathan Dugger (guitar, keyboard) make up the rest of the band (bass). Ellie Holcomb, Holcomb's wife, who had been a band member since 2005, finally... read full bio
Drew Parker has been able to do things in Nashville, Tennessee, in the short three years he has resided there. Parker started singing in front of small church congregations when he was 3 years old. He is from the unincorporated little town of Stewart, Georgia, which is situated near Covington, Georgia. He gradually gained confidence, and at the age of... read full bio
Drew Starkey is an American up-and-coming actor who has gained fame playing Rafe in the Netflix original series “Outer Banks” and has also been known for playing Hawkins in the television series “Scream: The TV Series”. Starkey made his acting debut playing Patrick Clemens in the short film “The Radical Notion of Gene Mutation”. From there, Starkey went on to... read full bio
Drive-By Truckers are an alternative country band which formed in Athens, Georgia, United States in 1996. Currently, the band consists of Patterson Hood, Mike Cooley, David Barbe, John Neff, Jay Gonzalez and Brad Morgan . Cooley and Hood are the only original members of the band remaining. Among the bands former members are Jason Isbell, who left the band in... read full bio
The Drive-By Truckers are an all American country rock band known for unafraid, straight-to-the-punch-line lyrics. Made up of Alabama and Georgia natives, the Drive-By Truckers have massive southern-style rock appeal. Their debut album, Gangstabilly showcased their twangy, unapologetic style, as did their second album, Pizza Deliverance, but their first major breakthrough came with their two-disc album The Southern Rock Opera.... read full bio
Driver Friendly, a rock band hailing from Austin, has shared the stage with prestigious names like Motion City Soundtrack, Cartel, Relient K, Hellogoodbye, Night Riots, Hit The Lights, TEAM*, at events like the renowned Vans Warped Tour. They have released four albums: Fly Away, Chase the White Whale, Bury a Dream, and their latest, Unimagined Bridges. Released via Hopeless Records,... read full bio
Mi'kmaq singer, songwriter, producer and composer Drives the Common Man is from Southern Ontario, Canada. Drives is a new artist on the rise with more than 200k fans on the social media platform TikTok. His love of alternative music and rock is fueled by his enthusiasm for pop and rock. Over the last year, Andrew Joseph Stevens III, better known online... read full bio
Drivin' 'N' Cryin' is a Southern Rock/American hard rock band from Atlanta, Georgia who have been making music since the mid 1980's. They have released over 15 full-length albums, which included many hit singles such as Fly Me Courageous", "Build A Fire", and "Turn It Up or Turn It Off". Drivin' N' Cryin's most recent accomplishment is being inducted into... read full bio
DRKWAV is an improv-heavy, psychedelic band comprised of members Skerik playing the saxophone, John Medeski playing keyboards and Adam Deitch on the drums. The group’s musical style is intricate and cinematic. The New York Times described their debut album, The Purge, as “informed as much by the torqued jazz-rock of the early 1970s as by the dark ambient and drum... read full bio
Since they first hit the scene, the Boston seven-piece band the Dropkick Murphys have racked up record sales in excess of 3 million worldwide. Their smash hit single ""I'm Shipping Up to Boston"" exceeded platinum status and was featured in Martin Scorsese's Academy Award-winning film, The Departed. Their offering, The Meanest of Times, debuted in the Billboard Top 20, marking... read full bio
Drowning Pool is an American rock band from Dallas, Texas, that consists of members C.J. Pierce, Mike Luce, Stevie Benton, and Jasen Moreno. After forming the band that rose to fame with the release of their debut studio album, “Sinner”, which peaked at number 14 on the US Billboard 200 and earned them RIAA certified platinum as well as BPI... read full bio
Drug Church is a testament to "failing up" and a monument to unintentional success. The band has done more than many of its stuffy, "destined to make it" counterparts by not taking its profession too seriously. Drug Church has left its Albany roots in the rearview mirror and is now living the fast life in LA, following a mid-80s template. The... read full bio
DRUMJUNGLE INC. is founded by internationally renowned Percussionist and Drummer Daniel de los Reyes (Earth, Wind & Fire, Sting, Don Henley, Ricky Martin, Sheryl, Crow, The Killers, Peter Frampton, Jennifer Lopez, Louie Vega, Patti LaBelle, Shakira, Stevie Nicks, Don Omar, etc.) Daniels high-energy drum and percussion performances have captivated audiences all over the world. Add an extensive and diverse... read full bio
Austin Sawyer is a singer-songwriter and Drumming Bird is his primary project. Since the beginning of his career, the musician has been writing and performing music under the moniker Drumming Bird, painstakingly developing a style that sits somewhere between the brash noise of indie rock and the moving working-class introspection of Americana. Nashville's current boom of DIY home studios, as well... read full bio
The band DRY REEF is committed to creating a wave of upbeat, energizing music. Their rhythm-driven songwriting, intensely rich guitar melodies and heart-pounding, vivid vocals form the foundation of their Indie Surf sound. Dry Reef, a light-hearted alternative, has prevailed in the independent, jam band and reggae music scenes. The artists are quickly transitioning from aspirational idealists to influential decision-makers. Six genre-defying tracks from... read full bio
Chicago-born musician Dryboy, who is currently residing in Los Angeles, has made a name for himself in the music industry by creating an intriguing, mysterious sound that combines elements of Alternative Hip-Hop, Pop, and Rock. The musical musings of well-known performers like Clairo, Gus Dapperton, Trippie Redd, and Juice WRLD provide as inspiration for his audio tapestry. His unusual moniker, Dryboy,... read full bio
The most authentic renditions of Journey classics and an exuberant stage presentation have elevated DSB to the top of the global Journey legacy concert scene. As the World's Greatest, DSB has garnered immense respect. They have successfully recreated Journey's classic sound and well-known vocalist Steve Perry's. Fulfilling Journey's musical legacy with a band of elite musicians, DSB provides the ultimate legacy... read full bio
Beth Jeans Houghton, a musician, songwriter, animator and video director, reinterpreted her music to create the swaggering, heart-on-sleeve rock of Du Blonde. Houghton combined emotional lyricism with the gritty tones of punk, blues, garage rock and soul on albums like the one he self-produced, Lung Bread for Daddy. On Homecoming, she later allowed some pop influences to show through without sacrificing any... read full bio
Dub Trio is a band not like many other. Their unique sound comes from their blend of punk rock, metal, noise rock, dub, reggae, and many other genres. The trio comprises of Stu Brooks on keyboards and bass, Joe Tomino on drums and Escaleta, and DP Homes on guitar and keyboard. They have played alongside the likes of... read full bio
A group of pals once made the decision to start a band in Bosnia and Herzegovina, a doubtful part of the world. However, they did not form under normal circumstances, and this was no typical band. Indeed, in addition to regional Balkan flavors, ska, punk, reggae, electronic, and hip-hop were among the global musical inspirations. However, the new generation of... read full bio
Toronto's Ducks Ltd. and Evan Lewis (guitar, bass, drum programming) met at a Dilly Dally show around the time they were both applying for permanent residency and playing in different local bands, and they were immediately drawn to one another because of their shared love of underappreciated '80s indiepop like Sarah Records (specifically for Tom, U.K. groups like Close Lobsters,... read full bio
The Dude of Life, also known as Steve Pollak, is the leader of the five-piece, genre-bending Dude of Life Band. The Dude first teamed up with Trey Anastasio in high school, and the two have been writing songs together for Phish for several decades. The Dude has written the lyrics to several of Phish's most well-known songs, including as Fluffhead,... read full bio
Duff McKagan is most known for playing bass on some of the most cherished albums in the history of metal. He is also a member of the hard rock group Guns N' Roses. Following the early 1990s explosion of GNR, he was preoccupied with solo endeavors and collaborations with groups such as Velvet Revolver and Loaded. While McKagan occasionally teamed... read full bio
Duke Special is a naturally curious individual. He is interested in 78RPM records, books, poetry, art, love, life, redemption and death. The multitude of musical endeavors he has undertaken during his career serve as proof of all of this. His work includes writing the music for Deborah Warner's critically acclaimed production of Mother Courage and Her Children at London's National Theatre and... read full bio
Jonathan Edgar Park, better known as his stage name Dumbfoundead, is an Argentinian-American rapper and actor from Buenos Aires, Argentina. When Dumbfoundead was only three years old, he immigrated to the United States with his family and settled in Los Angeles, California. He later began his career as a rapper at only 14 years old after watching Project Blowed, which... read full bio
Duncan Fellows is an indie band from Austin, Texas that consists of members Colin Harman, Cullen Trevino, Jack Malonis, David Stimson, and Tim Hagen. The band was formed by Colin and Cullen and the duo began writing together and went on to independently release “Twelve Months Older”, and “Marrow”. Most recently, they released their debut album, “Both Sides of the... read full bio
The carefree, rebellious vibe of Brisbane's punk rock scene is personified by Dune Rats. With their boisterous, upbeat songs and do-it-yourself mentality, Danny Beus, Brett Jansch, and BC Michaels have established a worldwide name since their formation more than ten years ago. With hits like "Scott Green" and "Bullshit," their album The Kids Will Know It's Bullshit became an Australian... read full bio
Duran Duran are a rock band. They have placed 14 singles in the Top 10 of the UK Singles Chart and 21 in the Billboard Hot 100, and according to the Sunday Mercury, they have sold more than 100 million records. The band worked with fashion designers to build a sharp and elegant image. The band has won a number... read full bio
Although Durand Jones never intended to be the front man of a band, his work with the Indications has made him one of the soul revivalists' most powerful and recognizable voices. The singer/songwriter has recorded three albums with his partners, Durand Jones & the Indications, American Love Call, and Private Space, in addition to a few singles. Jones has independently... read full bio
The brother-sister duo Durry may be on a mythological trajectory if they can manage to follow up the TikTok hit of a loser anthem, "Who's Laughing Now," with something comparable. They are only one or two hits away from joining the exclusive company of other legendary Minnesota duos, including Paul and Babe, Boone and Erickson, Rocky and Bullwinkle. Austin Durry... read full bio
Dust formed in Newcastle's thriving music scene, quickly establishing themselves as one of the nation's most distinctive and essential acts. They have an absolutely captivating charisma onstage and off as they quickly spread their music and message to a wider audience. This band, which included drummer Kye Cherry, bassist Liam Smith, guitarist and saxophone Adam Ridgway, and vocalists Gabriel Stove and Justin... read full bio
Duster -- a space rock band from San Jose, California – had an incredible run from 1996 until 2001, before calling it quits. Then, after 19 years, they came back to give it another go and they’re still kicking. Their first album, “Stratosphere”, was released in 1998 under the Up Records label. The seventeen track album was a hit, getting... read full bio
Dustin Bentall is an Americana musician from Vancouver, British Columbia, who is the son of Barney Bentall. Growing up, Bentall was raised on artists such as Bob Dylan, Neil Young, Tom T. Hall, The Beatles and Steve Earle. His own music is a mixture of rock, country, and Americana. Apart from his solo music, Bentall has also performed and recorded... read full bio
Dustin Tebbutt is an Australian folk musician from Armidale, New South Wales who rose to fame after the release of his debut single, “The Breach,” which peaked at number 76 on the ARIA singles chart and also peaked at number 44 on the Triple J Hottest 100. His debut single was also featured on his debut EP of the same... read full bio
The indie surf band from the south coast, Dutch Criminal Record, perfectly captures the vibe of a night spent beneath the stars or a day at the beach. Joe Delaney-Stone (vocals/guitar), Sam Thrussell (vocals/guitar), and Joe Frampton (drums) make up DCR, a band signed to AntiFragile Music. Their distinctive, sun-drenched sound is guitar-driven, upbeat, and nostalgic, with elements of the giants... read full bio
Dutchkid celebrated the impending release of their second EP with debut performances in Brighton and Manchester as well as a return to London, where they previously played two sold-out headlining events at the legendary Camden Assembly and Sebright Arms in London. The collective has created a highly original live show that is likely to impress even the most perceptive reviewer.... read full bio
Edinburgh, Scotland-based DVNE is a five-piece progressive rock/metal group. When the band was first formed in 2013, they decided to call themselves Dune after Frank Herbert's masterwork of the same name. This was a declaration of the band's shared love of science fiction and fantasy literature, which has influenced their music ever since. Dvne's music transports listeners on an intensely emotional... read full bio
Dwight Howard is an American NBA basketball player. He has played for the Orlando Magic, Las Angeles Lakers, Houston Rockets, and Atlanta Hawks. In his twelve seasons he has made the playoffs nine times, five times with Orlando, once with the LA Lakers, and three times with Houston. Howard deiced to skip college and go straight to the NBA Draft,... read full bio
Bren Eissman and Joey Spurgeon, better known as DWLLRS, are natives of the small Californian coastal community of San Clemente. The group is developing a varied sonic palette fueled by forward-thinking alternative pop after embracing the city's sunny surf rock with the musicians they grew up listening to, including Frank Ocean, Brockhampton and Tame Impala. With the use of a variety... read full bio
American metalcore group Dying Wish is based in Portland, Oregon. Lead guitarist Sam Reynolds, bassist Andrew Le, rhythm guitarist Pedro Carrillo, lead vocalist Emma Boster, and drummer Jeff Lambra make up the band. The group has received recognition as one of the top acts in contemporary American hardcore. The band announced their agreement to SharpTone Records along with the release of... read full bio
Dylan John Thomas is an up-and-coming singer-songwriter from Scotland. While growing up, Thomas had a knack for songwriting and found influence from artists and bands which included Johnny Cash, The Beach Boys, The Beatles, Simon and Garfunkel, and Bob Dylan. Thomas is a self-taught musician and an accomplished guitar player. Thomas began to pursue a musical career after releasing singles... read full bio
Dylan Christopher Minnette is an American actor and a musician. Minnette has been acting for several years but, is best known as his role Clay Jensen in the Netflix series 13 Reasons Why. Although acting is what he’s most famous for, he is also in the alternative rock band ‘Wallows’, also previously known as ‘The Feaver’, and ‘The Narwhals’. Minnette... read full bio
Dylan Schombing is a young up-and-coming actor. He is best known for playing Charlie in the series “Girlfriends’ Guide to Divorce” and has also played Rocky in series “Gigantosaurus” and Hugo in series “The Slap”. Schombing made his television debut playing George Junior in series “Hell on Wheels” and some of his other television credits include, “Zoo”, “Dirk Gently’s Holistic... read full bio
Dylan Scott's debut single, ""Makin' This Boy Go Crazy"", charted for ten weeks on the Billboard Country Airplay chart, peaking at No. 54. The song's music video premiered on CMT. Scott's second single, ""Mmm, Mmm, Mmm"", earned a B+ rating from Markos Papadatos of Digital Journal, who wrote that ""the song has a Jake Owen meets Colt Ford vibe to... read full bio
DYSN began playing music at around the age of eight. He found his passion through his drum set, and started his pursuit of music. Inspired by the sounds of punk rock and European acoustic music, DYSN creates his own unique brand of music. Upon visiting Los Angeles, DYSN was enthralled by the environment. Originally from Texas, DYSN decided to move... read full bio
Early in the 2010s, DZ Deathrays—an Australian dance-punk band fit for the pit—rose to fame with a style that fused fierce, party-ready rhythms with buzzsaw guitar riffs. Since making their debut with the critically acclaimed Bloodstreams, the band has consistently topped the Australian charts with nominations for Aria awards such as Bloody Lovely and Positive Rising: Part 1. R.I.F.F., the... read full bio
E. Ethelbert Miller is an American professor, poet, and literary activist who is known for being the editor of Poet Lore magazine and host of the WPFW morning radio show, On the Margin. Miller was born in Bronx, New York, and is currently based out of Washington, D.C. He has earned his B.A. from Howard University and has gone on... read full bio
Eagle-Eye Cherry's hit song Save Tonight had a significant impact on his career. He releases his sixth studio album, Back on Track, twenty-five years later. The song, which depicts Eagle-Eye rising firmly and boldly again after experiencing moments of doubt, is inspired by the idols of his teenage years. Eagle-Eye and his family relocated to New York when he was a teenager and they... read full bio
Chris Barratt, also known as, Eagles and Butterflies is an English born, Los Angeles based producer and DJ who produces music that is known for performing electronic music that reaches all boundaries. He can perform anything from house, to techno, to downtempo. He has released two albums, “The Butterfly Effect” and “Birds of Paradise”. Some of his most popular songs... read full bio
The Eagles of Death Metal came to be in a very interesting way. Upon hearing a song by Vader, a Polish metal band, Josh Homme referred to them as “The Eagles of Death Metal.” Inspired by his reference, Josh Homme created a band that represents the cross between the Eagles and the death metal genre. The band’s sound has been... read full bio
Eagulls is comprised of Mark Goldsworthy, Henry Ruddel, Liam Mathews, Tom Kelly, and George Mitchell. They collaborate together, a combination of guitar, drums, bass, and vocals, to create post-punk music. The Eagulls band has received recognition from NME, The Guardian, Vice, Stereogum, and other publications like The Fader and Pitchfork Media. BBC Radio 6 listed Eagulls as their New Favourite... read full bio
Born and raised in New Orleans, EarPhunk has toured all across the U.S., including festivals such as Electric Forest, Bear Creek Music and Art, and Wakarusa. The quintet consists of Paul Provosty (lead guitar), Mark Hempe (vocals, guitar), Michael Matthews (drums), Michael Comeaux (bass) and Christian Galle (keyboards, organ). Their most recent album, Sweet Nasty, was recorded on breaks in... read full bio
Guitarist Isaiah Mitchell, bassist Mike Eginton, and drummer Mario Rubalcaba make up the San Diego, California-based group Earthless, which primarily plays instrumental psychedelic rock music. The band was founded in 2001, and in 2005, "Sonic Prayer", their debut album, was made available by Gravity Records. " Rhythms from a Cosmic Sky", their second album, was made available through Tee Pee... read full bio
East Adelaide is a country band based out of Toronto, that incorporates pop and rock into their music. East Adelaide consists of the duo Mike Robins, who was previously the head of the band Autumn Hill, and Andrew Mackay, a musician who has been performing with artists and bands such as Madeline Merlo, Tebey, and The Washboa for years. East... read full bio
Trevor Oswalt, better known as his stage name, East Forest is an American electronic artist who blends together genres which include ambient, contemporary classical, and indie pop. East Forest is from Portland, Oregon, and he began his career after the release of his debut studio album, “The Education of the Individual Soul.” Since then, East Forest has gone on to... read full bio
Eastern Margins acknowledges the contribution of local collectives, labels and artists in presenting and connecting these sounds. Take the collective's Lunar New Year mix for NTS, a four-hour monster created in association with Nhac Gay from Vietnam, Absurd TRAX from Hong Kong, and Genome 6.66Mb from Shanghai. The mix includes a potpourri of genres, including grime, hardcore, V-pop, manyao, jungle and ambient, that... read full bio
Easy Life is an up-and-coming English rock band that consists of five talent multi-instrumental musicians. Together they bring together sounds of artists such as Chance The Rapper, Arctic Monkeys, Beastie Boys, and more. Murray and Sam started the band through their love of hip-hop and then added Cass, Louis, and Jordan. They have gone on to release an EP and... read full bio
Newcastle, New South Wales is home to the alternative rock group Eat Your Heart Out. With Caitlin Henry on vocals, Will Moore on guitar, Jake Cronin on drums, and new members Tim Driver on guitar and Isaac Moses-Considine on bass, the gritty combination of pop palatability, punk power, and emo energy with an Australian twist has brought them to venues... read full bio
Ecca Vandal is a true original because she is loud, genre-defying and unafraid to stand out. Ecca was up in a musical home and was exposed to a wide variety of art and music from an early age because her family had immigrated to Australia from Sri Lanka via South Africa. Her ability to effortlessly balance between soulful melodies and raw,... read full bio
Echo & the Bunnymen are a British post-punk band formed in Liverpool. Their debut album, Crocodiles, met with critical acclaim and emerged on the UK Top 20. Their next album, the Heaven Up Here, was an even bigger success, as it reached the Top Ten, along with Porcupine and Ocean Rain. The band performed at the first WOMAD festival, followed... read full bio
When Margaret Hermant and Neil Leiter worked on Adam Wiltzie and Dustin O'Halloran's A Winged Victory For The Sullen, Echo Collective was born. Leiter and Belgian violinist and harpist Hermant have since gone on to perform as Echo Collective in places like Royal Albert Hall, Concertgebouw Amsterdam and L'Auditori Barcelona, as well as at festivals like Latitude, Big Ears, ATP, La... read full bio
Brothers Rob and Ric Harrison are Echo Town. With strong drums, a deep, resonating didgeridoo, upbeat vocals, and a delight that can only be felt live, they bring a tribal percussive fire to the stage. Many have said that what makes the two so intriguing is their electricity and energy together. Echo Town's ability to smoothly transition across genres shows how... read full bio
Echos is a Portland-based duo whose music is not so easy to sum up in a simple label but you could say that they are a combination of electronic, cinematic post-rock, pop, and experimental. Echos has been called “oddly infections” and that they will put you “in an electronic haze.” Their lyrics are bitter, romantic, and at times self-referential, something... read full bio
Echosmith is a rock/ indie-pop band, made up of four siblings: Graham, Sydney, Noah, and Jamie Sierota. Echosmith is best known for their hit song ""Cool Kids,"" which reached number 13 on the Billboard Hot 100 and was certified platinum by the RIAA, with over 1,200,000 sales in the United States. It was Warner Bros. Records' fifth-biggest-selling-digital song of its... read full bio
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As the lead singer of Live, Ed Kowalczyk fronted one of the most successful American post-grunge bands of the a90s, coming to prominence with their 1994 sophomore album, Throwing Copper. With his bald head and intense eyes, Kowalczyk cut a distinctive figure, but what separated him from other a90s alt-rockers was his utter earnestness. Live released seven albums between 1991... read full bio
Ed Kowalczyk, the main singer of Live, led one of the most popular American post-grunge bands of the 1990s, rising to fame with their second album, "Throwing Copper," released in 1994. Kowalczyk stood out from other '90s alt-rockers with his bald head and fierce eyes, but what set him apart was his complete honesty: he embraced U2's open-hearted approach as... read full bio
Eduardo Hernandez Saucedo, better known as Ed Maverick, is a Mexican folk singer-songwriter from Delicias, Chihuahua. While growing up, Maverick taught himself how to play guitar by watching tutorials and by the time he was 16, he began composing his own songs. One of the first songs he ever wrote, “Te Quiero”, was featured in his debut album, “Mix Para... read full bio
Ed Robertson is a Canadian musician who is best known for being the lead singer, guitarist, and songwriter of the Canadian rock band, Barenaked Ladies. Robertson was born in Scarborough, Ontario, and he grew up in a house the often played country music and he learned how to play guitar and sing with his family. At a young age, Robertson... read full bio
Ed Roland is an American musician/singer/songwriter/record producer. He is best known for being the lead singer in the band Collective Soul. More currently he has been working with his new project, Ed Roland and the Sweet Tea Project. He tried to find success in the music business for years and years with no success. His band, Collective Soul independently released... read full bio
Eddie And The Getaway expresses a new yet nostalgic sound by combining modern country music with pop-rock from the 2000s. Eddie highlights the significance of "the getaway," saying, "These songs are the soundtrack; it's not just about the music; it's about the freedom-filled lifestyle that surrounds it." The front man with the wild curls is usually found seeking the next... read full bio
Eddie Benjamin is an up-and-coming Australian pop singer-songwriter and bassist who rose to fame working as a member of the band, Haze Trio. During his time performing with Haze Trio, the band won several competitions some of which include the Youth Rock and Balmain Blitz events. Benjamin began his musical career working as a freelance musician in various Sydney clubs... read full bio
Eddie Levert is an American singer-songwriter and actor who is best known for being the lead vocalist of the group, The O’Jays. Levert was born in Bessemer, Alabama, and while growing up he moved to Canton, Ohio, where he joined his church choir, which is where he found his passion for music. Levert became a recognized voice in his church... read full bio
The hit song "A Million Miles Away" by American rock group The Plimsouls was featured in the film Valley Girl. California's Paramount is where the band was founded. After releasing an EP and two full-length albums, they broke up in 1984. Since then, various combinations of the original members have got back together on occasion. Eddie Muñoz currently does sporadic tours, performing... read full bio
Eddie Vedder plays the guitar, harmonica, tambourine, ukulele, mandolin, bass guitar, drums, cowbell, and is even a talented singer. He is best known for being the lead vocalist and guitarist of the band Pearl jam. Rolling Stone has ranked Vedder as the seventh best Lead Singer of All Time. He has been featured in the films Into The Wild, Reign... read full bio
Jonathon Ng, better known as his stage name, Eden, is an Irish singer-songwriter and record producer from Dublin, Ireland. He has formerly recorded under the name The Eden Project and is known for a blend of music that goes through genres such as indie pop, alternative pop, alternative rock, R&B, electronic, and more. When Ng was only 7 years old,... read full bio
American singer-songwriter Eden xo also works as a dancer, producer, creative director, and occasionally as an actress. Under her true name Jessie Malakouti, she has released songs as a member of the band Shut Up Stella as well as through her solo project, Jessie and the Toy Boys. The official music video for "Too Cool to Dance" by Eden xo was... read full bio
Legendary blues and rock performer Edgar Winter is renowned for his extraordinary musical abilities as a multi-instrumentalist, vocalist, and songwriter. Winter, who was born and reared in Beaumont, Texas, started off as a musical prodigy playing keyboards, guitar, saxophone, and percussion. Winter's critically praised debut album Entrance, which featured the top-charting single "Tobacco Road," demonstrated his singular ability to meld numerous... read full bio
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Editors are an English punk band from Stafford. They have also been known as Pilot, The Pride, and Snowfield. Editors have released four studio albums, two of which have gone platinum as they have sold millions of copies. Their debut album, The Back Room, included the hit songs ""Blood"" and ""Munich"" which helped the band to receive a Mercury Prize... read full bio
The New York Times dubbed Edwin McCain the “great American romantic”. Known best for his hits, ‘I’ll Be’, ‘I Could Not Ask For More’, and ‘Solitude’, McCain has built a flourishing career for himself. Always on the road touring, McCain shares his authentic songs, sense of humor, and friendliness with fans across the nation. He performs as a solo artist,... read full bio
Edwyn Collins, a singer-songwriter-guitarist-producer best known for his time as the frontman of the Scottish pop revivalists Orange Juice and his international solo success "A Girl Like You," was born in Edinburgh. He spent his formative years studying guitar and absorbing the current pop music. With the help of the guitarist James Kirk, the bassist David McClymont and the drummer Steven... read full bio
Eels is the moniker used by singer, songwriter and musician Mark Oliver Everett (aka E) for the music he produces with a changing cast of collaborators. The music fuses a rich variety of off-kilter pop influences with deeply personal lyrics that frequently obsess over the darker sides of human experience. Everett had an early interest in rock music due to to his... read full bio
Brazilian quintet Ego Kill Talent was founded in São Paulo and combines pop aspiration with crisp songwriting, musical agility and South American flavor. Ego Kill Talent was added to the Lollapalooza Brazil lineup thanks to the success of their debut song, "Sublimated," on local radio. The song ignited streaming services all over the world and peaked at number five on Spotify's Viral... read full bio
The return of Egypt Central has made for quite a journey in this young bands career. Having success with their self titled debut cd, the four men from Memphis, TN are poised to continue their impact with the release of their new album White Rabbit and invite the listener to come along. We wanted to get it right and put... read full bio
James Hart and Ken Floyd, the only members of the original lineup who continued to play with the band until their breakup, formed Eighteen Visions. Trevor Friedrich, Josh James, Hart, and guitarist Keith Barney were all back in the band. The "Lifeless" EP was their first release on Life Sentence Records. They released a full-length album on Cedargate Records called "Yesterday... read full bio
The DuPree siblings created Eisley, an indie alternative band, when the youngest sibling, Stacy, was eight years old. Stacy wrote Eisleys first song, and a year later, the siblings were performing at coffee house and rock venues. Eventually, they racked up a repertoire of over 100 shows and landed on Coldplays Rush of Blood tour, where they gained national recognition.... read full bio
Canadian artist EKKSTACY is from Vancouver. He'd always wanted to be an artist, but he didn't think he had the guts to pursue that dream. He began creating and recording music every day, nevertheless, after suffering through a drug-induced psychosis, his parents' divorce and alcohol misuse. He drew inspiration from literature, movies and musicians like Elliott Smith, The Drums, Bon Iver and... read full bio
Loyal followers who saw something unique in his hip-hop style gave him the name HEART HOP. Ekoh's hard-hitting delivery, intricate production, and high-energy live performance, along with his genuine emotional lyrics, give hip-hop music something it hasn't had in a long time: a genuine passion for the art of hip-hop music. A songwriter who can produce a truly remarkable musical experience... read full bio
El Camino Acid is a Columbus-based garage rock/power pop group made up of members of Caamp, Crooked Spines, Blond and Smizmar. The trio, made up of Henry Allen, Conor Stratton and Evan Westfall, published their self-penned full-length debut, Stay Mine. They released Sunset Motel, a dramatic sophomore long-player that was produced by Colin Croom of Twin Peaks, two years later. To use a... read full bio
El Chicano is among the most successful of the L.A. Latino Rock recording artists. Their seven albums include classics such as Viva Tirado, Celebration, Revolucion and Cinco. Tell Her Shes Lovely, was another Top 40 hit on, El Chicano, which went Gold for the group. Over a 40-year span, the group has garnered five Gold records and was voted... read full bio
There is more to El Mato an un Policia Motorizado than just the well-known Argentine alternative band.They now serve as the global representatives of Latin American rock. From the moment you hear them for the first time, their songs have such an epic vibe. by using sincere and truthful lyrics and interpreting noisy-melodic rock (also known as post-punk or synth-pop)... read full bio
El Ten Eleven is an American post-rock band based out of Los Angeles, California, which consists of members Kristian Dunn and Tim Fogarty. El Ten Eleven was formed by Dunn and Fogarty while living in Los Angeles and prior to forming their band, they were also members of the band Softlightes. After forming, they went on to release their self-titled... read full bio
El Tri is Mexican Rock en Español band from Mexico City, fronted by Alex Lora. The band is a spinoff of Three Souls in My Mind, and dated back to the late 1960s. Considered pioneers in the formation of Mexican rock music, they play rock and roll, acoustic rock, blues-rock, and blues. Among their greatest hits -after their Three Souls... read full bio
El-P, also known as El Producto, is one of hip-most hop's stubborn and daring innovators, fusing a lo-fi, vintage aesthetic with a progressive rock musician's propensity to push limits. He has never given in to the pressures of corporate rap, instead deciding to go in a direction that is obviously not for profit. He established a solid reputation with the... read full bio
A career spanning more than two decades is something that few bands can truly boast. Elbow can claim that without making personnel changes. This is not to say that elbow takes a strict approach to music. Previously, the band as a whole had created the vast majority of elbow songs, starting with a sketch from one member and evolving it during... read full bio
Nicholas DiSalvo, Jack Donovan, Michael Risberg and Georg Edert are among the elders. Using progressive elements, evocative soundscapes and strong psychedelic sounds, Elder is a genre-defying rock band. A mainstay of the stoner/doom genre since the mid-aughts, the band has altered its sound over the course of five albums to become one of the most distinctive voices in the underground rock scene. With... read full bio
Eldon Huff is a fresh take on the kind of music you wish was still being made, a musical melting pot of soul, blues, country, and rock. He incorporates the music that has timelessly resonated with audiences throughout the generations, but puts his own mix to it. His songs are honest, inspired, and true to his heart. Poetically standing... read full bio
Former professional basketball player with the NBA, Eldridge Recasner is now Board Member of the National Basketball Retired Players Association. A University of Washington Hall of Famer, Eldridge was a starter for the U of W team for four years, member of the Pac 10 All-Freshman Team, and three-time All-Conference guard. He is a Pac-10 Hall of Honor Member, and... read full bio
Electra Brass is an all-girls instrumentalist band. Each musician has a masters degree and have been spending years performing and can perform improvisation as well as solo performances. Electra Brass performs a mixture of pop, rock and funk music and is arranged by the group’s creator, Jenni Lee Kearns. Electra Brass is composed of musicians Jenni, Caitlin, Linnie and Amanda.... read full bio
The Electric Angels are an all-girl electric string trio, with DJ and Tracks playing classic and contemporary pop and rock songs, with the hippest dance and electronic tracks mixed live. Created out of the the demand for a hybrid of classical and rock, the Electric Angels use the instruments of a standard string quartet in very unconventional ways. With all-electric... read full bio
Electric Light Orchestra soon gained a cult following despite lukewarm reviews back in their native United Kingdom. By the mid-1970s, they had become one of the biggest selling bands. ELO accumulated 27 Top 40 hit singles in both the UK and the US. The group also scored 20 Top 20 U.K. hit singles, as well as 19 Top 20 hit... read full bio
Electric Western spins a hand-selected mix of the most danceable popular and obscure 50s and 60s Rock and Roll, Soul, Girl Groups and Garage Rock. From Stax, Motown, Sun, Chess records and more, it’s a high-energy modern dance party with classic appeal. GQ called Electric Western “The most stylish party in America.” Reno Bo and Jacob Jones band together to... read full bio
Together with their childhood buddy Chia-Chin (drummer), the siblings KT and Tell of Elephant Gym are a well-known alternative math rock trio. The Taiwanese three, who brought its groovy and trance from Taiwan to the globe, are one of the genre's most well-known bands. They are distinguished by powerful basslines and obvious jazz influences. They have received invitations to play... read full bio
Elephant Stone is a Canadian indie rock band, formed by Rishi Dhir, Gab Lambert and Miles Dupire. Their sound is a mixture of classical Indian music including the sitar, table and dilruba with Western psychedelic rock. Elephant Stone’s debut album, The Seven Seas, was a longlisted nominee for the Polaris Music Prize. They released their self-titled album next, via... read full bio
Eleventh Dream Day is an American alternative rock band from Chicago, Illinois, that consists of members Rick Rizzo, Janet Beveridge Bean, Doug McCombs, Mark Greenberg, and Jim Elkington. The band was formed by Rizzo and Bean where they were both performing in different bands. From there, the duo moved to Chicago where they added in other members of the band... read full bio
Eli Roth is a film actor, director, producer, and writer. He is best known for his role as Donny “The Bear Jew” Donowitz in Quentin Tarantino’s film “Inglourious Basterds”. The film won a SAG Award for Best Ensemble and a BFCA Critic’s Choice Award for Best Acting Ensemble. Eli is part of a group dubbed the Splat Pack- filmmakers... read full bio
The word "kani ka pila" means "invitation to jam together in your backyard" in Hawaiian culture. Eli Smart, a Hawaiian-born singer-songwriter, attempts to capture this vibe on his second EP, Aloha Soul. Throughout his five songs, Eli tries to describe the title, which is both a self-invented genre and an abstract emotion without an equivalent in English. His music, which he... read full bio
The Eli Young Band is more than a band. With three No. 1 hits under their belt, as well as a Grammy nomination and an Academy of Country Music Award for Song of the Year for their hit Crazy Girl, the Eli Young Band approached their second Republic Nashville album, 10,000 Towns, with a sense of confidence and purpose. Crazy... read full bio
Following the viral popularity of his song "harder to lie," elijah has honed his trademark hook-driven choruses, which fall somewhere between energetic rock and nostalgia. Everyone can enjoy something in elijah's voice. His most recent hit, "virus," is currently in the top 5 most played songs on SiriusXM's Octane and is rapidly rising to the top of the list. With over 220k... read full bio
Since 2016, Elin Hauge has focused primarily on AI while bridging the gap between business and data-driven technology for more than 20 years. She has honed an excellent ability to link corporate strategy and the use of AI via her work with company executives and tech entrepreneurs. She constantly debunks jargon and trendy terms, gives fresh insights to well-known problems and... read full bio
Elio Pace is a British singer-songwriter, musician, musical director, and producer from Woking, England, UK. He has gained fame with his award-winning tour; The Billy Joel Songbook, that is a homage and tribute show to Joel, which he performs with his band. The show has been running for over 5 years and has been performed all over Europe. During the... read full bio
Eliot Sumner is an English musician, producer and singer-songwriter who is the child of Sting and Trudie Styler. They were born in Pisa, Tuscany, Italy, and began their career writing songs at only 15 years old. By the time Sumner was 17, they signed a deal with Island Records. Sumner first began releasing music under the name I Blame Coco,... read full bio
Elise Davis is a singer and songwriter, but deep down, really a storyteller. Davis expresses her feelings of vulnerability and truth through her music. Inspired by her hometown of Little Rock, Arkansas, Davis embodies the essence of the south in her tracks. Her country style music explores a variety of subjects, including desire and relationships. She has released one full-length... read full bio
Elise Ashlyn Trouw is a multi-talented multi-instrumentalist singer-songwriter from Newport Beach. Elise made her way to San Diego at an early age, where she learned to play the piano using the song “My Immortal” by Evanescence as her inspiration. When she was ten, Elise learned to play the drums in Fallbrook, California. Strangely, she gained an interest in playing the... read full bio
