The music of Genesis Owusu, a Ghanaian-Australian songwriter and singer, is difficult to describe and has elements of alternative rock, hardcore rap and laid-back funk. His songs are both joyous and reflective, touching on important social topics like cultural appropriation and police brutality. He lists Frank Ocean, Kanye West, OutKast and Jimi Hendrix as influences. Owusu's track "Don't Need You" garnered broadcast... read full bio
Gengahr is an indie rock band from London, England. They formed back in 2013 while attending the Stoke Newington School in Hackney. They originally landed on the name RES, but they had to change the name when they discovered there was already an artist’s called RES on iTunes. Their new name, “Gengahr,” was a play on “Gengar,” the name of... read full bio
GENN thrive in chaos, which is natural for a group whose name is derived from the Maltese term for frenzy. Leona Farrugia, the band's lead vocalist, jokes that "craziness follows us," alluding to the quartet's eventful past, which has so far included robbery, legal issues, cross-country collaborations and the band's three members moving from Malta to Brighton. Without becoming too serious,... read full bio
"GENTRI: The Gentlemen Trio is comprised of three highly trained tenors: Brad Robins, Casey Elliott and Bradley Quinn Lever. Pioneering a signature sound that can only be described as “Cinematic Pop,” the music of GENTRI is transfused with lush, epic orchestrations and rich, dynamic three-part harmonies all composed by the group’s producer Stephen Nelson. GENTRI’s self-titled, debut EP spent 10... read full bio
Geoff Tate, a Multi-Platinum selling artist and the original lead singer-songwriter of Queensryche, is the frontman for the hard rock band Operation: Mindcrime. Other members include John Moyer (from the band Disturbed) and Simon Wright (known for his work with AC/DC). The bands music style is a melodic, narrative-driven progressive metal. They toured all over the United States, Canada and... read full bio
Electric Six-string Violinist Geoffrey Castle fearlessly brings the violin back to center stage with virtuoso showmanship and a 21st attitude. One man, one violin. Doesn't sound like much does it It doesn't that is until you've heard one in the hands of electric violinist Geoffrey Castle! A unique voice on an unusual instrument, Geoffrey Castle's career includes time spent as... read full bio
Geographer is Mike Denis moniker, a synthetic pop and indie band based in San Francisco. After happening upon a synthesizer, Deni started to create sounds that became his first full-length album, Innocent Ghosts. Performing at open mic nights in San Francisco at notable bars and other venues led Deni to meeting cellist Nathan Blaz and drummer Brian Ostreicher. The two... read full bio
Frank Zappa and Frank Sinatra are evoked in equal measure by the spirit of Greep's progressively frenzied and covert soliloquies, with a dash of Scott Walker thrown in. The jazz-funk exercise that is the instrumental title tune is suitable for both the opening theme of a Broadway musical and a TV show's soundtrack. Excitement and expectation are created by the wah-wah... read full bio
George Alice, a young Australian artist, releases a bare-bones rendition of her song "Stuck In A Bubble." Alice breathes fresh life into the upbeat song by showcasing her stunning raw vocals and narrative skills over a solo piano. In this most recent video (directed by Zoee Marsh), observe a day in the life of the Australian newbie as if you... read full bio
After an accidental conversation with TikTok celebrity and music educator Erynn Chambers (@rynnstar) led to the creation of his viral blockbuster debut track, "Beer Beer, Truck Truck," Nashville singer George Birge rocketed onto the country music scene. The self-titled first EP by the Austin, Texas native, which includes his current single, "Mind On You," was released recently. Jason Aldean originally put... read full bio
With the look of a Hollywood leading man and the build of a professional athlete, people who see him for the first time often ask “who is he” If you were to pose that question to George Canyon himself, he’d immediately tell you that he’s a dedicated husband and a proud father of two. Family being his first priority, Canyon,... read full bio
George Clanton has been away from the music scene for five years, but he is back with his eagerly awaited statement album "Ooh Rap I Ya." Although George is a really diverse artist, he is most recognized for his contributions to underground music. He is admired for his do-it-yourself attitude towards everything, which includes running his own record label (100% Electronica)... read full bio
Post-disco and post-punk music were collectively referred to as Parliament-Funkadelic. A lot of different artists, like Jimi Hendrix, Led Zeppelin, Otis Redding, and Sly Stone, influenced the band. George Clinton is the main driving force behind P-Funk and a musician, songwriter, bandleader, and producer. In their early years, Parliament and Funkadelic both had the same group of musicians playing different... read full bio
George Ducas is a country music artist, who has released three studio albums: George Ducas, Where I Stand, and 4340. With a craft mastered by reflections of life lessons complimented by present day maturity, Ducas returns to the country music format to “voice” his songs, and without exception 4340 showcases his talents to illuminate storylines with defining imagery that brings... read full bio
George Ezra, the son of two teachers, is in his early twenties, but you wouldn’t know it by the sound of his bluesy, baritone voice. This British youngster sounds right out of the homey south despite growing up in Bristol, England. We have Bob Dylan, Lead Belly, and Woody Guthrie to thank for that. He taught himself early on to... read full bio
George Porter Jr. is an American musician who is best known for being the bassist and singer of the funk band, The Meters. Porter Jr. was born in New Orleans, Louisiana, and he found his love of music at a young age as both of his parents loved playing and listening to music. Porter Jr. met Zigaboo Modeliste at a... read full bio
George Shingleton is a country music singer and songwriter from Nashville, Tennessee. At the age of four, Shingleton began singing in the church choir. Since, he has fostered a passion for southern rock and country music. Taking up the guitar, Shingleton began to develop his own country sound. Shingleton’s vocal skills shine in every one of his songs. Inspirations like... read full bio
George Thorogood and the Destroyers gathered a strong following with such releases as “One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer,” “Move It On Over,” “Born To Be Bad” and “American Made.” But it is the band’s breakthrough hit album's title song, “Bad to the Bone,” that has become synonymous with the group. The album spent nearly an entire year on the... read full bio
George Wendt is an American actor, best known for his role as the perpetually unemployed Norm Peterson on the television show Cheers. Wendt appeared in all 275 episodes of Cheers along with the characters Sam Malone and Carla Tortelli, but in the original pilot script, Norm Peterson wasn’t even a character. Wendt was born and raised in Chicago, Illinois and... read full bio
The ineffable memories of a summer day so lovely you want to live within it forever, the dusty heat of a Texas afternoon or a tingle of melancholy on a solo walk home after a party are all captured by Georgia Harmer in emotive detail throughout Stay In Touch. Harmer has written an emotionally stirring collection of songs that articulate the... read full bio
At a time when rock & roll didn't care about its roots, the Georgia Satellites came crashing into the charts with a surprise hit single to remind everybody where the music had come from. The hit single, ""Keep Your Hands to Yourself,"" rocked as hard as an old Chuck Berry song, as well as being almost as clever. The Satellites... read full bio
Canadian baritone Gerald Finley has skyrocketed in demand for both genres of opera and concert appearances. With his award-winning performances, Finley is one of the most prominent theatrical performers of his generation. Born in Montreal, his musical training began as a chorister in Ottawa, continuing as a choral scholar at King's College in Cambridge, at the Royal College of Music... read full bio
Gerard Way got his start in music as the co-founder of rock band ‘My Chemical Romance’. Since, he has established himself as a solo artist, songwriter, and comic book writer. Way launched his solo career via Tumblr, announcing his pursuit and near completion of his first solo album with excitement. Since, he has performed at festivals as a solo act... read full bio
Gerry Cinnamon is a Scottish singer-songwriter and musician who performs music that is a mixture of indie, folk, and rock. Cinnamon was born in Glasgow, Scotland, and was raised in Castlemilk. While growing up, Cinnamon found his love of music in bands which included The Rolling Stones, The Beatles, and Simon and Garfunkel. While growing up, Cinnamon lived in London... read full bio
In addition to performing his own solo singles, French DJ and producer of techno music Gesaffelstein is known as the electronic producer who also remixes and produces tunes for exceptionally well-known stars. Gesaffelstein, for instance, has collaborated with artists such as Tiga, A$AP Rocky, Lana Del Rey, and Phoenix, amongst others. In addition to working together with Kanye West, Daft Punk, Brodinski,... read full bio
San Francisco, California is home to the punk band GET DEAD. united by their love of acoustic instruments and their attraction to punk rock. They still perform their obscene music in towns, events, venues, and among admirers who will put up with them. They also baptize themselves in beer and have after-hours dance parties with as many bubbles as possible.... read full bio
Dedicated to their love of Led Zeppelin's music, the professional musicians who make up Get The Led Out. Their goal is to bring the powerful Zeppelin's studio recordings to life on the large concert stage. This collection of musicians, who were first and foremost fans of the band, are not impersonators; rather, they are attempting to do homage to one... read full bio
The long-awaited comeback of Quebec City's hardcore scene pioneers, GET THE SHOT, is marked by Merciless Destruction. Similar to No Peace In Hell and Infinite Punishment, the band is sticking to their intense DIY approach to music while branching out into new extreme music genres with their upcoming fourth album. After Infinite Punishment, which was heavily influenced by thrash, GET THE... read full bio
Years had passed since Volt left her home of Brussels to busk on the busking circuit in the vibrant city of New Orleans, where she initially gained notoriety as the fiery frontwoman of Mama's Boys, the local heroes. This connection resulted in Volt's critically acclaimed debut album Let The Demons Out (hailed by Classic Rock as "an irresistible force") and Volt's... read full bio
Ghost is a Swedish rock band that blends heavy metal, psychedelic rock, and progressive rock to create their distinct sound. With Tobias Forge as the front-man and eight Nameless Ghouls as the backing band, as well as Papa Nihil on saxophone, the group has released four studio albums and one album, along with two EPs. Infestissumam, the band's second album, was... read full bio
Ghost Car have given the music of the 1980s a new lease on life while adding their own unique twist to the mix. The four musicians, all living in London, decided to form a band to perform what punk did best: anger against the establishment. Their debut album, titled "Truly Trash," addresses a variety of controversial topics, including politics, the... read full bio
Rock 'n' blues group Ghost Hounds is based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Their blues-inspired rock approach demonstrates to the next generation of rock enthusiasts that the genre is not only alive but thriving. Ghost Hounds are reintroducing blues rock to the world after playing for audiences all around the world. To far, Ghost Hounds have put out four studio albums. After... read full bio
Ex-Outlaws band member Steve Girsham formed the band Ghost Riders in 2003. The pure southern rock is currently made up of lead vocals and guitar player Steve Girsham, acoustic and electric guitarist Jimmy Sexton, keyboardist Barry Rapp, bass player Phil Stokes, and English drummer Pug Baker. The band worked together and formed the Ghost Rider sound within the same year... read full bio
Canada's Ghost Woman, the creation of Alberta native Evan John Uschenko, use a mesmerizing fusion of dusty garage rock, psych-blasted punk and jangly, lo-fi indie pop. The band debuted in 2016 with their self-titled album, which was followed by Anne, If. Uschenko got his start touring as a multi-instrumentalist with the independent rocker Michael Rault from Edmonton. The Ghost Woman sound, which... read full bio
Ghostemane is an alternative hip-hop artist. Though he does not listen to much rap music for inspiration, Ghostemane is a hardcore rapper. He incorporates black metal and hardcore beats into each of his rap tracks. Ghostemane has been compared to artists like XXXTentacion and is on the move to make a name for himself in this unique genre of music.... read full bio
Ghostland Observatory is a musical duo from Austin, whose style is a blend of electro, rock and funk. Their TV appearances include Late Night with Conan O’Brien and Austin City Limits, in addition to festival performances at Austin City Limits, Vegoose in Las Vegas, Coachella, Voodoo Fest in New Orleans, Pacific Festival alongside Steve Aoki, CounterPoint Music Festival, and SXSW.... read full bio
Gia Ford is one of the few contemporary artists who actually succeeds in capturing a feeling of the lyrical drama of ordinary life. Ford, a rising singer from Sheffield, has signed with the label Chrysalis, once known for Blondie, and she performed Valentine's Day at Camden's renowned Jazz Café for the charity Choose Love. Ford is a musical magpie, as are all great... read full bio
Gia Margaret spent her formative years concentrating on the skill of classical piano composing while growing up in Chicago. Gia, however, got the desire to write and record a new kind of music after listening to greats like Nick Drake, Stina Nordenstam, The Roches and Connie Converse. The outcome was her independently produced first album There's Always Glimmer, which gained popularity... read full bio
Gian Marco is a Peruvian musician, singer and composter from Lima, Peru. He can play instruments such as the guitar, piano and charango and is known for blending genres such as Vals, pop and rock. Marco is the son of Maria Regina Alcover Ureta and Joe Danova. Marco was introduced to music at a young age and by the time... read full bio
Hamm, Germany-natives Giant Rooks have been churning out good tunes since 2014. Five years later, they won the 1Live Krone Award and the Preis für Popkultur. A year later, they released their debut studio album “Rookery”, which came as a surprise to their adoring fans as this was in the midst of a global pandemic when the world had essentially... read full bio
Gideon had been establishing themselves since their formation in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, by breaking with tradition, developing their own unique sound, and never settling for anything that was merely standard or commonplace. Instead, the band continued to push the limits of their sound to widespread praise and growing commercial success. They were joined today by original member and drummer Jake Smelley,... read full bio
Brooklyn-based psychedelic rock band GIFT's musical vibrations pay homage to Spiritualized and Brian Jonestown Massacre, two echo-heavy psychedelic classics from the 90's. With their kaleidoscope live performances, Brooklyn's favorite psych band, GIFT, swiftly rose to prominence combining intense pop sensibility with psychedelic-heavy improvisations. The name GIFT is a play on words that references the term "present," as in "the present," as in "it's... read full bio
Gill Landry, also known as Frank Lemon, is a singer, songwriter, and guitarist. Landrys music has been described by Rolling Stone as [a] four-way intersection between Dylan-inspired folk-rock, atmospheric Americana, dusty cowboy songs and street busker ballads. The artist draws inspiration from his life, speaking of his experiences, relationships, and hardships to provide an insightful perspective through his music. He... read full bio
With a style rooted on six-string distortion, electronic manipulation, loud rhythms and strange lyrics, the raucous indie rock quartet Gilla Band became well-known. Less daring listeners might recoil in horror at the intensity of their assault, but there are glimmers of humor hidden behind the abrasive surfaces that soften the blow and the band's fiercely uncompromising music has gained them a strong... read full bio
Gin Blossoms are known for their Platinum albums and hit singles including: “Hey Jealousy”, “Allison Road”, “Until I Fall Away”, “Mrs Rita”, “Found Out About You”, “Til I Hear It From You”, “Follow You Down”, and “As Long As It Matters”. The latter of which, As Long As It Matters earned them a Grammy Award nomination. Within five years of... read full bio
Singer-songwriter Virginia Claire Wigmore is from New Zealand. Wigmore, who was featured on the Smashproof song "Brother" in 2009, later released four albums, the first three of which reached the top of the New Zealand Albums Chart: "Holy Smoke" (2009), "Gravel and Wine" (2011), "Blood to Bone" (2015), and "Ivory" (2018). She is renowned for her raspy, high-pitched voice. At... read full bio
Gina Gershon's first acting venues were stage appearances in Camille and The Substance of Fire. She had a cameo role in The Cars video Hello Again along side Andy Warhol. Her break came with a bit part in Pretty in Pink, which led to more substantial roles in Sweet Revenge with Nancy Allen and Cocktail, with Tom Cruise and Elisabeth... read full bio
Beating out thousands of singers, Gina Glocksen made it as the 9th place finalist of the 6th season of American Idol. This program solidified her love of music, performing and desire to pursue a career in music and entertainment. Her mesmerizing persona, punk rock style and extraordinary voice have helped Glocksen continue to perform nationwide, showcasing her musical talents. Since... read full bio
Brighton-based singer-songwriter Gina Larner writes creative songs that combine pop-rock and country music including KT Tunstall, Kasey Musgraves, Lily Allen and Fleetwood Mac as inspirations. As a well-known performer, Gina wrapped off her first headline UK tour with her band and has opened for artists including pop star scouting for girls, country/rock icon KT Tunstall, Ferris and Sylvester and Ronan Keating at the... read full bio
A contemporary genius of passionate harmony and soothing romance, Gino Vannelli’s musical desires stemmed from his love of classical ballads. With innovative harmonies, Vannelli’s albums contained of an assortment of sound material, from experimental synthesizer arrangements, jazz modified tunes, live orchestral pieces, to contemporary R&B enthused songs. The Canadian singer, songwriter, musician and composer, has continuously throughout his career explored... read full bio
Kai James, his Aunty Liss on drums, longtime friend Jayden Williams on guitar, and bassist Fraser Bell make up the band Girl and Girl. The four-piece garage rock band, which hails from Australia's sun-drenched Gold Coast, has a unique connection that comes through in their music and in their electrifying live performances thanks to Kai's charisma and Liss' 37 years... read full bio
Girl Friday is a Los Angeles based pop quartet founded by Libby Hsieh and Vera Ellen. The two founders take turns singing and writing songs. Each member of Girl Friday compliments each other and the group also consists of Virginia Pettis and Sierra Scott. Girl Friday rose to fame with the release of their EP, “Tiny Hats” which fuses together... read full bio
A timeless story about four young individuals who meet at school. Our Swedish characters in this story met at Stockholm's Royal College of Music, where they both studied. They performed together and learned jazz. Initially, two of our friends "formed a duo in an attempt to earn money, playing mostly evergreens and covering anything from the Beatles to Burt Bacharach at... read full bio
Travis Mills and Nick Gross, who together make up the incredibly prolific duo known as girlfriends, create songs that are both warmly familiar and wholly original. The pair produced not one but two urgent, creative and inspirational albums in less than three years. They've already played a festival with Twenty One Pilots, toured with Mod Sun and Grayscale, opened for Machine Gun... read full bio
Girlhouse, Lauren Luiz’s musical project, released its debut EP “the girlhouse EP” last year after two singles “Until the Day” and “Silver Line” graced the indie music world. Only one week later, Luiz released “the second EP”, which also garnered positive attention. According to Luiz, every song on the EP focuses on some kind of lesson she learned when she... read full bio
Girlpool is a female folk-punk duo from Los Angeles, CA. Guitarist Cleo Tucker and bassist Harmony Tividad are both vocalists. Their self-titled debut EP was originally released on their Bandcamp, and re-released via Wichita Recordings later that year. Girlpools debut album, Before the World Was Big, was also released through Wichita Recordings. Their latest record, Powerplant, was released on the... read full bio
Ward Hayden (acoustic guitar/ lead vocals), J. Ellis Kiggans (drums), Chris Hersch (electric guitar/ banjo/ vocals) and Paul Dilley (bass/vocals) make up the group that is Girls Guns and Glory. For the past ten years, this group of Boston's rising stars have been making a name for themselves through consistent touring (about 200 shows annually worldwide), the release of four... read full bio
Gitkin's music occupies a liminal space between primitive, rootsy recollection and far-off exotic desire — a dusty bordertown where the familiar mixes imperceptibly into the enthrallingly alien. Multi-instrumentalist Brian J set out to experiment with tonalities he'd never played with after a lengthy and successful tenure as a bandleader with the continuously touring party-rockers Pimps Of Joytime and a Grammy-nominated country... read full bio
Giuda is a five-piece band from Rome that plays an air-punching blend of anthemic '70s rock songs combined with the brutal intensity of early UK punk, all translated in a current and creative style with relevance for today's discriminating listener. Giuda's tale is intrinsically linked to that of Taxi, the pioneering punk music group from Rome. Lead guitarist Lorenzo, bassist (then drummer)... read full bio
Gladys Maria Knight, born in the United States on May 28, 1944, is an American singer, composer, actor, and businesswoman. She is also known as the "Empress of Soul." Gladys Knight and the Pips, a family group that comprised Knight's brother Merald "Bubba" Knight and cousins William Guest and Edward Patten, recorded songs throughout the 1960s, 1970s, and 1980s. Knight... read full bio
Glare, who were formed in the Rio Grande Valley of Texas, are painters of expansive worlds and powerful emotions rather than genre traditionalists. The four-piece band has already amassed a sizable fan base, both online, where people go to temporarily block out emotions, and in person, thanks to their reputation for selling out performances. The band's first album, Sunset Funeral, is... read full bio
English indie pop group Glass Animals was founded in Oxford in 2010. The band, which is founded and fronted by singer, composer, and producer Dave Bayley, also includes Joe Seaward, Ed Irwin-Singer, and Drew MacFarlane, three of his boyhood pals. All three of the Glass Animals albums were written and produced by Bayley. Before settling in Oxford, where he first... read full bio
Glass Beams, a mysterious band from Naarm (Melbourne), are known for their own kind of serpentine psychedelia that is presented through cyclical riffs and disorienting melodies. The artist's debut album, "Mirage," which was self-recorded in a home studio, displays a preference for cosmic instruments, eastern scales and kraut-infused polyrhythms. It has four pieces that draw from a wide range of sounds and... read full bio
"Glass Candy is an electronic music duo from Portland, Oregon. Comprised of vocalist Ida No and multi-instrumentalist Johnnny Jewel, the duo performs electronic music with a twist. Influenced by art punk and glam rock, the duo incorporates synthetic sounds and Italo disco into their tracks. Glass Candy’s sound has evolved throughout the duo’s musical journey. The group has released two... read full bio
In 2005 Glass Tiger marked 20 years of making music together. In celebration of this achievement, EMI Music released a retrospective DVD containing all of the original hit videos the band released in the 1980's and 90's along with 2 new videos and songs recorded especially for the DVD compilation. Glass Tiger continues to play select dates, only when all... read full bio
American post-hardcore band Glassjaw is from Hempstead, New York. The group, which features guitarist Justin Beck and singer Daryl Palumbo, played a significant role in the Long Island music scene in the early 2000s. The group, which is known for its aggressive live shows and frequent lineup changes, has had a big impact on the growth of the post-hardcore underground... read full bio
Known for their distinct sound and impactful lyrics, this band has become one of the most popular Scottish exports in recent years. They have never compromised or conformed, earning the respect of both critics and colleagues, and they have a devoted global fan base. They are a band who, in their own right, are creating an indisputable legacy in the... read full bio
Glen Hansard is the Academy Awardwinning principal songwriter and vocalist/guitarist for Irish group The Frames and one half of folk rock duo, The Swell Season. He is also known for his acting, having appeared in the BAFTA winning film The Commitments, as well as starring in the film Once. His song, Falling Slowly", from Once, co-written with his co-star Markta... read full bio
While working at Malcolm McLaren's and Vivienne Westwood's clothes store in London, Glen Matlock, an English musician, met guitarist Steve Jones and drummer Paul Cook. He later became the first bass guitarist of the punk rock band the Sex Pistols. Ten of the twelve songs on the Sex Pistols' sole album, Never Mind the Bollocks, are credited to him as... read full bio
American television producer and author Glen Mazzara, who was born on July 6, 1967, is renowned for his outstanding contributions to well-known series including The Shield, The Walking Dead, and Damien. Mazzara's talent and experience have brought him to the top of the industry. He is now the showrunner for Beacon 23, a television series starring Lena Headey and Stephan James.... read full bio
Glen Phillips is a songwriter, lyricist, singer and guitarist best known as the singer and songwriter of 1990s alternative rock group Toad the Wet Sprocket. Toad the Wet Sprocket signed with Columbia Records and disbanded after recording six albums and playing many major tours. Following the breakup of Toad, Phillips released his first solo album, Abulum. This was followed up... read full bio
Glen Templeton was chosen by country music and is now regarded as one of Country Music’s most prominent rising stars. With an ever-changing career path, Templeton was always drawn back to his guitar. After sharing the stage with country music artists in Nashville, working clubs on lower Broadway, and carving his way to stardom, Templeton caught his big break when... read full bio
Glenn Danzig is an American singer-songwriter, musician, film director and record producer who is best known for being founder of the bands the Misfits, Samhain and Danzig. He is also known for being the owner of the Evilive record label and for the comic book publishing company, Verotik. Danzig was born in Lodi, New Jersey, and has previously studied at... read full bio
Glenn Marin Tilbrook is the lead signer and rhythm guitarist for the band Squeeze, an English based rock band that formed and rose to fame in the mid 70s. They were one of the first on the scene when it came to the New Wave era. That makes Glenn one of the pioneers of the genre. Glenn is considered an... read full bio
No one understands this better than married pair Solange Igoa and Andrea Walker that change and perspective grow swiftly in confined spaces. It holds true for each of their experiences moving into a studio apartment right before the pandemic after spending years living together in a van while touring the country playing music and busking. With the help of a... read full bio
An indie-rock group called Glom is based in Brooklyn via Washington, DC. Their style creates a fresh yet nostalgic experience by fusing the tight rhythms of late 80s post-punk with the rich textures of shoegaze and the anthemic choruses of 90s alternative rock.... read full bio
A vibrant music scene, distinct from its country roots and bachelorette-heavy honky-tonks, is at the core of Music City. A burgeoning new indie rock trend in Nashville is making waves in grungy clubs and well-liked music venues, agitating a city that is experiencing a musical revolution. Four-piece GLOOM GIRL MFG are becoming a formidable force at the forefront. The band, led... read full bio
Gloria Estefan is the greatest Latin crossover artist in pop music history, with over 90 million records sold worldwide. Gloria Estefan has received numerous honors throughout her illustrious career, including seven Grammy Awards, the Ellis Island Congressional Medal of Honor, the Hispanic Heritage Award, the MTV Video Music Award, two cable television ACE Awards, the American Music Award for Lifetime... read full bio
Disco legend, Gloria Gaynor, fearlessly portrays a sense of intimacy, along with the soulfulness and emotional insight needed to draw audiences in. With a string of hits, including her claim to fame I Will Survive, she created a movement and an anthem for women everywhere. Along with her Grammy Award winning track, I Will Survive, she also sang Never Can... read full bio
Called the Supreme Diva of Mexican Pop by the music channel VH1, Gloria Trevi left home at the age of twelve to pursue a musical career in Mexico City. The pop-rock singer songwriter has sold more than 20 million records and her style has often been referred to as the Madonna of Mexico. Trevi’s lyrics deal with gutsy taboos such... read full bio
Glorietta is the creation of Matthew Logan Vasquez (Delta Spirit), who wanted to work with friends he had made over the previous ten years. Over the course of a nine-day recording session, those friends—Noah Gundersen, Kelsey Wilson (Wild Child), David Ramirez, Grammy Award winner Adrian Quesada (Brownout, Black Pumas) and Jason Robert Blum—met up in a rental home in Glorieta, New... read full bio
Gnome packs more of a punch than their moniker would suggest. They create their one-of-a-kind and ultimately rewarding concoction of stoner, progressive, and hard rock by merging appealing hooks, booming guitars, drums, and bass, and creative twists. After the success of their 2018 debut album, titled "Father of Time," which demonstrates their talent for stacking riffs like lego bricks, and... read full bio
Goat is a Swedish alternative collective from Korpilombolo, Norrbotten County. Currently, Goat is based out of Gothenburg and their hometown is known for having a history of voodoo worship and after Christian crusaders came, they destroyed their village and the original voodoo settlers were said to have put a curse on the town. Goat began performing music together when they... read full bio
English post-punk group Goat Girl hails from South London. Clottie Cream (Lottie Pendlebury), on lead vocals and guitar, L.E.D. (Ellie Rose Davies), on bass, Naima Jelly (Naima Bock), and Rosy Bones, on drums, made up their original line-up (Rosy Jones). They are "imbued with an instinctive capacity to communicate the socio-political issues of their peers with wit and elegance," according... read full bio
Gob is a Canadian punk rock band that consists of members Tom Thacker, Theo Goutzinakis, Gabe Mantle, and Steven Fairweather. The band was formed by Thacker, Goutzinakis, and previously members Patrick “Wolfman Pat” Paszana and Kelly Macauley. Shortly after forming, the members went on to release their debut studio album, “Too Late… No Friends.” Since then, they’ve gone on to... read full bio
Charles Robert "Robot" McDowell, the principal guitarist and backing vocalist for Manchester Orchestra, performs as Gobotron as a solo side project. On Your Mark, Get Set... was published by Manchester Orchestra's own label Favorite Gentlemen Recordings on January 19, 2010. Robert McDowell made the decision to begin writing his own solo material in his parents' Atlanta, Georgia, home after returning... read full bio
American heavy metal group God Forbid was established in East Brunswick, New Jersey, in 1996. God Forbid gained a following in the late 1990s by performing with groups including GWAR, Nile, Cradle of Filth, and Candiria. In 1999, 9volt Industries released Reject the Sickness, the band's first full-length album. After receiving frequent airplay from WSOU-FM in the New York City... read full bio
The famous duo, Rabbi Marc A. Gellman, Ph.D. and Reverend Monsignor Thomas J. Hartman have teamed up to become distinctively known as The God Squad. The pair host a daily, thirty-minute television talk show that reaches almost 12 million homes in the New York area and both write for the syndicated column GOD SQUAD for Tribune Media Services. They are... read full bio
God Street Wine was created in the 80s, and went through several different phases of performing. In 1999, after achieving small success, the band decided to dissolve itself. In 2010, the band announced it would be playing again. Since, they have reminisced on their original music, playing shows for causes like the National Multiple Sclerosis Society, and other memorial performances... read full bio
Growing up in Chicago, Godfrey constantly got in trouble for misbehaving and being an all-around class clown. His Nigerian parents unknowingly encouraged his bad behavior by showing him classic comedy films from an early age. While performing impressions of his college football teammates, Godfrey realized his irreverent style of comedy might be more than just a hobby. Now as one... read full bio
Giants of the early alternative metal post-grunge scene, with Black Sabbath-style riffing and an unconventional vocal style, Godsmack has become one of the most prevalent heavy metal acts of the last decade in the United States, selling over twenty million records worldwide in just over a decade. Since its formation, Godsmack has released five studio albums and have toured with... read full bio
Godspeed You! Black Emperor is a Canadian rock experimental collective that is based out of Montreal, Quebec. The collective currently consists of Efrim Menuck, Mauro Pezzente, Mike Moya, Sophie Trudeau, Thierry Amar, David Bryant, Karl Lemieux, Aidan Girt, and Tim Herzog. Godspeed You! Black Emperor was originally formed by Menuck, Moya, and Pezzente. They formed together after working as a... read full bio
Two-time Grammy-nominated heavy metal band, Gojira has released six albums and three live DVDs. Fans celebrate them for their environmentally-conscious lyrics, which have brought them to the forefront of today’s metal scene. Gojira’s newest album, Magma, earned them a Grammy nomination for Best Rock Album, while their song “Silvera” received a nomination for Best Metal Performance. Some of Gojira’s main... read full bio
Often in the course of a single song, Gold Dime's experimental rock shifts from aggressive to sensuous to dreamy. The band was founded by former Talk Normal drummer Andrya Ambro. After Talk Normal took a pause, Ambro picked up the guitar to improve her ability to communicate with other guitarists and ended up composing songs as a result. Ambro started... read full bio
Golden is the collaborative project of guitarist/vocalist Ian Eagleson (Extra Golden), guitarist/ vocalist Alex Minoff (Weird War, Extra Golden, The Make-Up, Six Finger Satellite), drummer Jon Theodore (The Mars Volta, Royal Trux, Queens of the Stone Age), and Phillip Manley (Trans Am, The F*cking Champs). They have recorded five albums: Here comes the Golden Fuzz, Golden, Super GOLDEN Original Movement,... read full bio
The Golden Dregs have appeared in many different guises over the course of their history, from a piano-man to a bar band to a karaoke crooner, to their most recent incarnation as a seven-piece band that sings and dances. The initial recording was completed in a studio in Falmouth over the course of two days with an older live band.... read full bio
"Goldfrapp is an English electronic music duo from London. The duo consists of Alison Goldfrapp and Will Gregory. Goldfrapp's second album Black Cherry, which incorporated glam rock and synthpop sounds into their music, was released in 2003. The album influenced the same dance-oriented sound of their third album Supernature. Supernature took Goldfrapp's work further into dance music, and enjoyed international... read full bio
Electronic musician Josh Legg, also known as Goldroom, is from the United States. Legg attended the University of Southern California in Los Angeles to study psychology after growing up in Wellesley, Massachusetts. Although the former went on pause in 2011, he and classmate Kyle Peterson co-founded the record company Binary Entertainment and the synthpop band NightWaves. Anoraak, Bag Raiders, College,... read full bio
Golem is a six piece, Eastern European Klezmer-rock band that was formed by performer, singer, writer, dancer, linguist, pianist and accordionist Annette Ezekiel Kogan. Over the years, the New York based band has collected Jewish, Gypsy, and Slavic folk songs and became a leading translator and innovator. Today the band pushes forward into the 21st century by rewriting, adding, editing,... read full bio
"Gomez is an English indie rock band. Their first album, Bring It On, won the Mercury Music Prize. The genesis of Gomez was the meeting of four friends from Southport. Guitarist and vocalist Ian Ball and drummer Olly Peacock had previously played together in a local heavy metal band called Severed. They joined with guitarist / vocalist / keyboardist Tom... read full bio
With a career that spans more than two decades as a band, the Grammy award-winning Goo Goo Dolls have endeared themselves with their fans. Eleven albums, a catalog of songs that have become ingrained in the pop consciousness, and countless concerts for millions of fans later, the Goo Goo Dolls have proven that they are here to stay. The band... read full bio
Good Charlotte is an American pop punk band that has helped shape the genre. Their music incorporates bouncy elements influenced by 70s punk with the sentimental ballads of mainstream corporate rock. The group formed by identical twin brothers, Benji and Joel Madden, released five albums and has gained multi-platinum success. Their self-titled debut album topped album charts in three countries.... read full bio
The Toronto-based five-piece indie rock band Good Kid is a master of all crafts group of musicians, programmers and storytellers. With the help of their abilities and influences from J-rock, indie rock and pop-punk, they have transformed the band into a significant internet art endeavor. The band has made video games, managed welcoming places for its followers online and connected with some of the... read full bio
Australian band Good Morning is based in Melbourne. For the better part of ten years, the band's influence has gradually grown since it began as Stefan Blair and Liam Parsons' recording endeavor. Good Morning has been able to broaden their horizons from the lounge rooms and pubs they started recording and performing in to playing gigs to audiences all around... read full bio
Former Days Away members make up the American indie folk band Good Old War, which is based in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Keith Goodwin, Tim Arnold, and Dan Schwartz make up Good Old War. The band's name, Goodwin Arnold Schwartz, is derived from the last names of the three members. Good Old War released their debut album, "Only Way To Be Alone,"... read full bio
Good Riddance is a punk band made up of lead vocalist Russ Rankin, guitarist Luke Pabich, bassist Chuck Platt, and drummer Sean SC" Sellers. The band is heavily influenced by punk music and is known for combining punk music sounds with catchy melodies. The band recorded and released seven studio albums and a hand full EPs before announcing they were... read full bio
Goodbye June is an American rock band from Nashville, Tennessee, that consists of the trio of cousins Landon Milbourn, Tyler Baker and Brandon Qualkenbush. The band was formed after Baker’s brother had passed away and was started in honor of him. After their formation, Goodbye June began recording their own music and went on to release their debut EP, “Danger... read full bio
Two of the most well-known bands of the decade, JOHNNYSWIM and Drew Holcomb & The Neighbors each draw on a variety of musical styles, from contemporary folk and pop/rock to bluesy, southern soul. On their debut EP Farewell Road, which was magnificent and featured the exquisite harmonies of Penny & Sparrow, they first collaborated musically. The album's release landed them a... read full bio
Americana rock band Goodnight, Texas fuses good ole boys from San Francisco and North Caroline to create a folk sound that translates to the mainstream world just as well. Their sound lives in the same region as Mumford & Sons and Elliot Smith. Their debut album, A Long Life of Loving, debuted on Tallest Man Records and received praise... read full bio
Goon, the lead singer of the indie rock band from Los Angeles, is also a skilled painter. He surrounds himself with his creations, which include a variety of abstract, landscape, and portrait paintings that are all vibrantly colored in the same primary color scheme. But the artist created several of these vibrant pieces during a period when they felt anything but.... read full bio
Gooral is a Polish artist who has been fusing electronics with traditional music from the country's mountains for more than 20 years. He is this musical genre's forerunner. Gooral used to perform multi-genre musical journeys and now performs live in a downtempo style with a tuning of A-432 Hz. This producer uses the principle of solffiego frequencies to energise audiences... read full bio
Goose is a Belgian electronic rock band that currently consists of members Mickael Karkousse, Dave Martijn, Tom Coghe, and Bert Libeert. The band is based out of Kortrijk, Belgium, and the group formed after they started writing and recording their own songs. They went on to win the Humo’s Rock Rally, which is a Belgian rock contest, which led them... read full bio
Gord Bramford appreciates his devoted fan group and has worked hard to build a relationship with them. In addition to numerous nominations for Juno Awards, Gord has won 26 Canadian Country Music Association Awards. Even after more than 85 million streams and 5 billion listener impressions worldwide, Bamford is still the only CMA Global Country Artist Award winner to win twice.... read full bio
Gord Sinclair is a musician who is best known for being the bassist and songwriter of the Canadian rock band, The Tragically Hip, which has since disbanded. Sinclair rose to fame with The Tragically Hip. During his time with the band, they released 13 studio albums, and EP, and over 50 hit singles over the course of 33 years. They... read full bio
Throughout the 90's, Big Sugar released several radio singles, gold and platinum recordings and other notable works. They rose to prominence as a major concert attraction, performing more than 300 gigs annually while touring the US and Canada. Gordie Johnson caught the attention of musicians like the Allman Brothers, Rolling Stones and Black Crowes due to his distinctive technique. Gibson Guitars created... read full bio
Gossip, or The Gossip, is an American indie rock band from Searcy, Arkansas, that consists of members Beth Ditto, Nathan “Brace Paine”, Howdeshell and Hannah Blilie. The band was formed in Olympia, Washington, but Beth Ditto, Howdeshell and former drummer Kathy Mendonca. The trio were all originally from Searcy, and moved to Olympia to study at Evergreen State College, they... read full bio
Griff Washburn, better known as his stage name Goth Babe, is an alternative indie singer-songwriter who began his career performing in Nashville, Tennessee. After working in Nashville for a while, Washburn moved to New York City before settling in Los Angeles. He has since gone on to travel and perform all over the West Coast, while self-recording and releasing his... read full bio
Josh Crocker (bass, production), Tom Henry (keys) and Joe Harris (guitar), members of the Leeds-based trio, met while playing in and around the city's thriving live music scene. They have each produced and written music for artists such as Kali Uchis, Yellow Days, Celeste and Mabel. Combining on their common enthusiasm for "The idea of doing things live in one room," the writing... read full bio
Rock torchbearers Gov’t Mule are celebrating their 22nd anniversary with an extensive tour and a series of dynamic live archival releases that highlight the group’s versatility and epic, fearless live performances. No two Gov’t Mule shows are alike, as the band draws on the more than 300 songs in their repertoire (and often a host of special guests) to create... read full bio
Lawrence Gowan, also known as just Gowan, is a Scottish-Canadian musician and songwriter who is best known for being the lead vocalist and keyboardist of the band Styx. Gowan was born in Glasgow, Scotland, and he began his musical career studying classical piano at The Royal Conservatory of Music. After graduating, he went on to perform in the band Rhinegold... read full bio
