The Canadian indie rock group, Rock Plaza Central, have grown substantially since their formation in Toronto. The six person band has strong folk influences, which they showcased in their independently released album, Are We Not Horses. The album became critically acclaimed, in both Canada and the United States, through positive reviews on sites such as Pitchfork Media. The album was... read full bio
Seals & Crofts 2 brings you the nostalgia and same music that Seals & Crofts brought you because they consist of Brady Seals, cousin of Jim Seals, and Lua Crofts, daughter of Darrell Crofts. Seals & Crofts 2 performs classic songs like Summer Breeze, Diamond Girl, and We May Never Pass This Way (Again) in a new light but with... read full bio
Tal Wilkenfeld is a renowned bass guitarist from Sydney, Australia. She began playing the guitar when she was fourteen years old and picked up the bass three years later. Tal received an endorsement with Sadowsky guitars and strings, as well as EBS Professional Bass Equipment amplifiers, cabinets, and effect pedals. She began playing as a sideman and eventually worked her... read full bio
Eric Lindell is accomplished on guitar, harmonica, keyboards and bass, and has performed with many of the Crescent City's top musicians since bursting on the scene in 2005, when he first appeared at the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival. His live shows draw as much attention as his material, as one critic puts it “Eric Lindell has turned heads... read full bio
Finish Ticket is an indie pop/rock band from California, consisting of members Brendan Hoye (vocals), Michael Hoye (Bass), Alex DiDonato (guitar), Gabe Stein (drums) and Nick Stein (keyboards). The band was a mainstay in the local San Francisco music scene, self-releasing two EPs and an album, while playing at local venues and music festivals. Finish Ticket earned national fame after... read full bio
Amanda Walther and Sheila Carabine of Dala have come a long. The two best friends, have since performed at Toronto’s legendary Massey Hall a total of six times. Darlings of the Canadian music scene, Dala are now poised to bring their fresh brand of acoustic pop music to the world. Drawing upon influences like The Beatles, Joni Mitchell, Neil Young... read full bio
Jon McLaughlin has been playing piano and making music since childhood. He was born and raised in Indiana, where he also attended Anderson University. With the support of the university’s record label, Oranghaus, a few friends and an old Chevy van, McLaughlin wrote and recorded music, and toured extensively throughout his college years before he was signed to Island Records.... read full bio
Founded thirteen years ago at a booze and hallucinogen-fueled party at the Dabbs Hotel along the river in Llano, Texas, the Asylum Street Spankers stand as one of America's most distinctive groups. Defiantly acoustic, fiercely independent and absurdly good, the Spankers have been led by founders Christina Marrs and Wammo from being a country-blues revival act playing happy hours in... read full bio
The Abaca String Band is a string quintet that began by performing for membership events at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. While a group that is centered in the New York metropolitan area is also privy to playing and arranging mountains of different kinds of music, the concert for the Abaca String Band is quite the experience.... read full bio
The original Girls Night Out" group that started it all celebrates 25 years of fan favorites, with their signature heavenly harmonies and classic killer comedy! The Babes bring their elegant wit, sophisticated (never blue) stand-up humor, and enough bling to hypnotize the first five rows of any theatre, creating an evening of wildly fun and raucous delight of songs that... read full bio
Lacy J. Dalton has one of the most distinctive female voices in country music. She is best known for her powerful, gritty vocals. Lacy was born in Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania to a very musical family. She learned how to play instruments and write songs from her parents. Lacy’s musical sounds are heavily influenced by classic country music from the 40s, 50s,... read full bio
Pianist/ acoustic guitarist Rachael Yamagata's dark, smokey alto garners frequent comparisons to Fiona Apple. She has released four full-length album: Happenstance, Elephants... Teeth Sinking into Heart, Chesapeake, and Tightrope Walker. She made an appearance in Jason Mrazs second album, singing a song with him called Did You Get My Message". She also teamed with with Toots & The Maytals to... read full bio
Raised by her father in Georgia, Meiko first stepped in front of an audience at the age of eight. She soon developed an interest in writing songs and her dad taught her how to play guitar on his old Gibson six-string. At eighteen, Meiko left her hometown, moved to Los Angeles, and began her career in earnest, playing venues all... read full bio
Kate Voegele picked up a guitar at age 15 and hasn't put it down since. She has an insatiable curiosity and that curiosity is what prompted her to start writing songs. Kate wants her music to be a listener's favorite record to put on regardless of where they are and how they're feeling, because they know they'll take something away... read full bio
BeauSoleil avec Michael Doucet have appeared on is an American group specializes in the sounds of Cajun music. Originating from Louisiana, BeauSoleil encompasses the folk tunes of the Creole and Cajun people. With the release of their first album in 1977, BeauSoleil has become known as one of the best bands performing traditional and original music from the Creole... 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
Matt Pryor, a singer and guitarist, made the decision to permanently stop performing. Pryor took some time to look inside of himself after spending seventeen years composing, recording and performing with a few different bands, such as folk-tinged indie troubadours the New Amsterdams and emo ambassadors the Get Up Kids. He then worked for a friend's organic farm for a few... read full bio
Godfrey Daniels is one of the oldest and most venerable music institutions in eastern Pennsylvania. A small neighborhood coffeehouse and listening room, it has long been a hangout for music lovers and aspiring musicians, and in the late 1970s, one of these was a young Moravian College student named John Gorka. Rolling Stone called him the preeminent male singer/songwriter of... read full bio
Habanot Nechama is made up of three beautiful, experienced singers, Karolina , Dana Adini and Yael Deckelbaum. Habanot Nechama is a live band in the deepest sense, having built a huge and very dedicated following before ever releasing even one single. No one could possibly have predicted the enormous success HaBanot Nechama found with their eponymous debut album. The August... read full bio
Karla Bonoff is an American singer and songwriter but she is mainly known for her skills as a songwriter. Many of her songs have been turned into huge hits such as Home" by Bonnie Raitt, "Isn't It Always Love" by Lynn Anderson, and "Tell Me Why" by Wynonna Judd. She has also sang her own songs on four different full-length... read full bio
