Grace Bowers uses raw riff-craft and flowing fretwork to convey emotion. For the guitarist and band leader, chords and leads convey feelings rather than just words. That explains why she has subtly become known as a mysterious musical presence in addition to being a phenomenon on her preferred instrument. Because of this, she has attracted the attention of many people, including Rolling... read full bio
Depicted by Spin as ""one of the greatest living voices in Rock today,"" and by SF Weekly as ""the whole package"", Grace Potter continues to awe both critics and audiences with her musical accomplishments and mesmerizing live shows. Proclaimed as one of today's best live entertainers, Grace Potter has played every major music festival from Coachella and Lollapalooza to Bonnaroo... read full bio
Grace Potter & the Nocturnals’ self-made 2005 debut album, Nothing But The Water, revealed a musically sophisticated young band inspired by the music of the late ’60s/early ’70s and fronted by a dynamo whose nuanced singing, organ playing and songwriting belied her age. The follow-up, 2007’s This Is Somewhere, confirmed that the band had no interest in following trends but... read full bio
Grade 2 exposes a new generation to the raw power of classic punk. Their second CD on Tim Armstrong's storied Hellcat Records is a pounding tour de force that combines the unwavering punk spirit with the cry of modern injustice, individual identity, and Gen-Z adolescent grievances, as expressed by three lads who have punk in their veins. After honing... read full bio
Grady is a mystery. He exudes amazing enthusiasm and a desire to explore the uncharted, which lights up each space he enters. Through the words of his songs, Grady leverages these events to convey a story. Grady was born and raised in California and currently resides in Los Angeles. He is a genuine artist at heart and is continuously writing/recording... read full bio
Graham Coxon is an English musician, singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and painter who rose to fame as a founding member of the rock band Blur. Coxon was born in Rintein, West Germany, and he has previously studied Fine Arts at Goldsmiths College, where he met Alex James. During this time he also began playing in a band and after they began to... read full bio
Graham Nashs light tenor voice paired with his legendary singer-songwriter made him one of the most sought after musicians of his era. He is best known for his contributions with the British pop group The Hollies and with the folk-rock group Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young. Nash has been inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame twice, was... read full bio
London-based band Gramme plays simple, low-fidelity disco. They have a cult following despite releasing music seldom, and they have influenced musicians such as LCD Soundsystem's James Murphy and Hot Chip. The band, which started out as a quintet, came together because of a mutual appreciation for the melancholic, emotive sound that has come to be associated with Factory label artists like... read full bio
Grand Funk Railroad, also known as Grand Funk, is an American hard rock band that consists of members Don Brewer, Mel Schacher, Max Carl, Tim Cashion, and Bruce Kulick. Over the years the band has released 13 studio albums, nine of which earned either platinum or gold certification in the US. Some of Grand Funk Railroad’s most popular songs include... read full bio
Grandaddy is a 5-piece indie rock band comprised of Jason Lytle, Jim Fairchild, Kevin Garcia, and Tim Dryden. Formed in Modesto, California, the band started out with a sound influenced by punk artists such as Bad Brains and Suicidal Tendencies. The band’s debut cassette is entitled Complex Party Come Along Theories, which spawned the singles “Taster” and “Could Be Love.”... read full bio
Grandma, a multi-instrumentalist from Atlanta, enjoys doing things by hand. All of his music is produced, mixed, programmed, written, and performed by him. Grandma is leading the charge if DIY is the new trend. When he was nine years old, he came to Atlanta, and he has already shown that he isn't scared to collaborate with other musicians, such as... read full bio
Grandmaster Melle Mel is one of rap’s greatest innovators, as former leader of Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five. The first rap group in history to be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, the Furious Five’s greatest hits include the Gold-certified “Freedom”, “The Birthday Party”, “Step Off”, “Pump Me Up”, “King of the Streets”, and “Vice”, which... read full bio
"Grandson is the rock act of young artist Jordan Benjamin. He released his first track, Things Change, setting off on a path into the rock music world. Grandson aims to change the rock and roll genre, or at least participate in its evolution. Grandon and his band performs an alternative style of rock. By mixing blues riffs, hip-hop beats, and... read full bio
Granger Smith, the Texas born-and-bred singer/songwriter, has been busy reinventing the face of traditional country one chart-topping single at a time. By consistently providing blended hits that are well outside the realm of typical, Grangers music provides a refreshing and unique variation on the growing independent country music scene. Smith has released eight studio albums, one live album, and one... read full bio
Grant Lawrence is a huge name in Canada as an indie artist, writer, and broadcaster. He is known as being the lead singer of the garage rock, pop punk, and indie rock band The Smugglers. The band released eight albums (“At Marineland”, “Atlanta Whiskey Flats”, “In the Hall of Fame – All Time Great Golds”, “We Pants Club”, “Selling the... read full bio
Graphic Nature is a hard, heavy, raw, aggressive and even creepy at times but they have definitely earned their place in heavy metal fan’s hearts. Googling “Graphic Nature” yields two results: one, this band; two, the Deftones song from which the band gets their name. The band can also be compared to Deftones quite a bit: both of them play... read full bio
Grateful Shred is a Grateful Dead cover band that is based out of Los Angeles. The group consists of rotating band members and was founded by members Austin McCutchen who is the singer and guitarist, Dan Horne, Sam Blasucci, and Clay Finch. Grateful Shred was originally started as McCutchen wanted to perform Grateful Dead songs during some free time that... read full bio
Graveyard is a hard rock band from Gothenburg, Sweden who first got together in the year 2006. The band consists of Joakim Nilsson, Jonatan Ramm, Truls Mörck, and Oskar Bergenheim. Some of the members are also members of the doom folk metal band Witchcraft and also Albatross, a more blues rock oriented band. Graveyard recorded a two track demo and... read full bio
Grayscale is an American alternative rock band from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, that consists of members Collin Walsh, Dallas Molster, Nick Ventimiglia, Andrew Kyne and Nick Veno. The band was formed through Philadelphia’s pop-punk scene as each member of the group were fans and music lovers. After their formation, Grayscale signed to Fearless Records and released their debut single “Atlantic.” Shortly after,... read full bio
Great Big Sea is not a band you just go and see, or a CD you just listen to. Great Big Sea is something you have to do." Lead singer Alan Doyle's description of his band might be simple, but it comes close to describing the phenomena that is Great Big Sea. Their records are renowned for drawing together disparate... read full bio
Great Lake Swimmers is a Canadian folk rock and indie band that consists of members Tony Dekker, Erik Arnesen, Kelsey McNulty, Darcy Yates and Ryan Granville-Martin. The band is from Wainfleet, and is currently based out of Toronto. After forming, the band released their self-titled debut studio album through the independent label weewerk. Since then, the band has gone on... read full bio
Great Peacock is an American rock and roll country band that is based out of Nashville, Tennessee, and consists of members Andrew Nelson, Blount Floyd, and Frank Keith IV. Great Peacock has recently released their third album, “Forever Worse Better,” which was self-produced and incorporates their classic rock ‘n’ roll sound with pop and country. Great Peacock rose to fame... read full bio
Great White is an American hard rock band, formed in Los Angeles in 1977. The band gained popularity during the 1980s and early 1990s. The band released several albums in the late 1980s and gained airplay on MTV with music videos for songs like Once Bitten, Twice Shy". The band reached their peak popularity with the album ...Twice Shy in... read full bio
Green Day has undeniably popularized, commercialized, and resuscitated mainstream interest in the punk rock genre. Green Day essentially reintroduced punk to a new and younger age with the release of their first major-label debut album, "Dookie". This album alone has sold over eight million copies. As one of the most successful groups in the history of the music industry, they have racked... read full bio
Green River Ordinance began their career opening for bands like Flickerstick, Collective Soul, Eisley and Mutemath. Their major label album, Out of My Hands (Virgin Records), had critics likening the band to iconic ‘90s rock artists like Sister Hazel, Third Eye Blind and Matchbox 20, as well as newer bands like Augustana and The Fray. Over the next two years,... read full bio
Green River Revival is a tribute band to CCR and John Fogerty. Green River Revival is known for having a lead singer that looks so much like Fogerty that the audience feels as though they’re watching a CCR show. The tribute show has performed all over Mexico, Canada and the United States. During the show the band not only performs... read full bio
Greer has rapidly advanced in a short period of time. Happy People, the Orange County rock quartet's second EP in the past 18 months, is comprised of four songs with airtight lyrics and killer guitars that suggest a band well beyond their years in the best possible way but simultaneously having an undeniable young energy. Happy People, Greer's follow-up to... read full bio
Greg Freeman writes about biblical floods, end-of-the-world fever dreams, Florida scoundrels and the doldrums of the green mountains. Gregs' voice dominates his superb debut record, "I Looked Out," creaking, crooning and cutting through static-filled atmospheres. Whether it is the punch-in-the-face, careening drive of "Tower," the country-gazing guitar squall of "Souvenir Heart," or the sing-along conclusion of "Palms," the songs are connected by... read full bio
British singer-songwriter Greg Holden gained popularity with the released of his hit charity single “The Lost Boy”. The song was inspired by the book What is the What, about Sudanese refugees. It topped the Ditch iTunes singles chart on Christmas Day and peaked at No. 2 on the Dutch Top 40. Holden released an official music video for “The Lost... read full bio
The self-titled album by Greg Mendez is jam-packed with poetic pictures that sound both precisely plotted and casually indiscriminately stitched together like fragmented stills from a life tale. The musical progression of this song shifts from dreamy to chaotic to calm, but the lyrical imagery seems to bleed through at random, much like a cloud of smoke at a concert... read full bio
Greg Otto has been making people laugh with his comedy routines for over 20 years with his sarcastic point of view. He has performed all over the world and has shared the stage with huge comedians such as, Jay Leno, David Letterman, Chris Rock, David Spade, Arsenio Hall, Jerry Seinfeld, Adam Sandler, Jim Carrey, and so much more. Not only... read full bio
Gregg Rolie is considered a true rock icon, whose contributions to Rock have allowed him to be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. He is known for being the founding member of both mega rock groups Santana and Journey, in addition to other groups such as The Storm and Abraxas Pool. Gregg has also contributed as a... read full bio
Greta Isaac is a folk singer and songwriter who was born and raised in Cardiff, United Kingdom. Her music, which is an explosive amalgamation of pop, folk, and alternative rock, explores the messy, complicated, and dramatic charm of the current human experience. She turns her own life experiences into songs that are poetic, energetic, and alive through the use of... read full bio
Greta Van Fleet is a hard rock band from Michigan, currently signed with Republic Records. After releasing three tracks- “Highway Tune”, “Cloud Train”, and “Standing On”- they recorded their first live EP all in one take, and premiered it at a release party. Their song “Standing On” was used in Chevy Equinox commercials in the Detroit area. “Highway Tune”, from... read full bio
Gretchen Menn used to fly aircraft to finance her habit of playing six strings. She studied classical guitar under Phillip de Fremery at Smith College, where she received her BA in music. Her tastes in music are influenced by artists from several eras and genres, including Jeff Beck, Django Reinhardt, Steve Morse, Frank Zappa, Bach, Mozart, and Beethoven. Original instrumental... read full bio
For two decades, Gretchen Peters has been one of Nashville's most beloved and respected artists. Inducted into the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame by singer-songwriter Rodney Crowell, who called her "both a songwriter and a poet who sings as beautifully as she writes,” and said of her song The Matador, "it moved me so greatly, I cried from the soles... read full bio
Gretchen Wilson brings in-your-face rocking country music with the fire of an angry jilted woman, but also has the heart and tenderness needed to carry out a ballad with honesty and emotional sincerity. Selling over 8 million records worldwide and charting 13 singles on the Billboard country charts, she went overnight from talented obscurity to phenomenon. After dropping out of... read full bio
The result of a young man's labor and experience is Greylan James, a unique country tune. Greylan, who was up in Tennessee just north of Knoxville, realized very early on that music was his calling. He was often doing performances at barn dances, neighborhood eateries and pubs by the time he was ten. Early in his adolescence, he began writing songs and began... read full bio
American pianist, Greyson Chance, has already experienced an accomplished musical career. This pop rock singer-songwriter kick started his career after a video of his sixth-grade rendition of Lady Gaga’s, Paparazzi turned him into a viral Youtube sensation. The video landed him a guest performance on The Ellen DeGeneres Show and has gained over 52 million views. The video was posted... read full bio
Griffin House has toured extensively, opening for artists such as, Ron Sexsmith, Josh Ritter, Mat Kearney and The Cranberries. Now headlining his own tours, he and his remarkable band explore the difficult topics and themes of spirituality and misery, leaving no subject untouched. House first learned he was a naturally talented singer after landing a role in his high school... read full bio
Griffin William Sherry's roots in the ever-evolving Folk, Americana and Rock & Roll genres continue to grow strong as he lives midway between contemporary catharsis and American myth. Griffin's rustic upbringing in New England serve as inspiration for his songs. As a result, he creates a singular characteristic sound that is visceral, genuine, powerful and passionate, with each song having its own... read full bio
Pam Tills and Lorrie Morgan are both famous country singers in the United States. Both of the singers have had very successful solo careers and have won several awards for their music. Tills and Morgan joined forces to create an unstoppable duet, and are playing their music at concerts and special events. Their career highlights are numerous and varied. Combined,... read full bio
The music of GRiZ, an artist from Michigan who is constantly pushing musical boundaries, combines elements such as soul, futuristic funk, and electronic music, and finishes with a dash of saxophone. At the early age of 26, his enthusiasm for music is evident in the lively and soulful take on the electronic style that he performs. GRiZ has embarked on... read full bio
Grizfolk is an alternative rock band consisting of five members. The five, Adam Roth, Sebastian Fritze, Fredrik Eriksson, Brendan James, and Bill Delia, combine their instrumentalist and vocal talents to share music with the world. With roots from Sweden, but now based in Los Angeles, Grizfolk is a worldly and alternative band. Their music has been well-received by critics across... read full bio
Grizzly Bear is an indie/folk rock band formed in Brooklyn, NY. Their music uses melody and ambiance in conjunction with hazy-eyed choruses, whistles, piano, banjo, several woodwind instruments, and vocal harmonies. Grizzly Bear began as a solo project of songwriter Edward Droste, who recorded the debut album, Horn Of Plenty, at home. Playing as a four piece allowed the complexity... read full bio
Hannah Hooper (lead vocals, keyboards), Christian Zucconi (lead vocals, rhythm guitar), Sean Gadd (bass), Andrew Wessen (lead guitar, backing vocals), and Ryan Rabin (drums) created the American alternative rock group Grouplove in 2009. (drums). Their self-released debut EP, "Grouplove," which was eventually re-released by Canvasback/Atlantic with a bonus track and their hit song, "Colours," was produced by Rabin. Additionally, they... read full bio
You can expect to be taken back in time to a crowded, sweaty underground club from any Western city in the 90's if you enter the appropriate barbershop in Jakarta, Indonesia. Grrrl Gang is Indonesia's most exciting new band, and it is one of the few regular venues in the city where audiences can number in the hundreds. With their spiky,... read full bio
After releasing their rendition of the well-known song "No Se Va" by the Colombian band Morat, Grupo Frontera has seen tremendous popularity. The song went viral on TikTok and YouTube, which led to its charting. The song's extremely unusual dancing technique has greatly contributed to its popularity by inspiring many people to mimic it. Since then, the group's fame has... read full bio
Guided by Voices produced a series of trebly, hissy indie rock recordings full of infectiously brief pop tunes that sat halfway between the British Invasion and prog rock, drawing inspiration from both jangle pop and arty post-punk. The Dayton, Ohio-based band, led by singer-songwriter Robert Pollard, released six albums on their own and gained a small following in the American... read full bio
MC Hammer had an amazing backing band, and Gtr. Sallye and Tamah, also known as the Bootsy Girls, were a part of it. Guitar Sallye & Tamah have performed all over the world. They have a varied sound that mesmerizes audiences and drives them to their feet. They have collaborated with artists such as Prince, The Roots, Bootsy Collins, Charlie... read full bio
The band Guitar Wolf, founded in Nagasaki, Japan, are known for their piercing vocals and extremely loud style of garage punk that emphasized heavy distortion. They coined the phrase “Jett Rock ‘n’ Roll”, a homage to rocker Joan Jett, which they also use to describe their musical style - an energetic cross between The Ramones, rockabilly, classic punk, and noise... read full bio
Alvaro Lafuente belongs to a generation that had easy access to a wealth of knowledge while growing up. The Benicàssim, Spain-based singer claims that it is difficult to firmly hold onto anything because of the internet's many allusions and inspirations. Therefore, for Lafuente—who goes by the stage name Guitarricadelafuente—reconstructing a home and identity that he can actually make sense of involves looking... read full bio
Gunnar &The Grizzly Boys are a country band from Michigan. They perform country songs together that involve honest storytelling that explodes with energy and his audiences like a shot of adrenaline. They have played for sold out crowds, opening for Justin moore and have been continuing to grow. They have shared the stage with huge acts such as Lady Antebellum,... read full bio
Guns N’ Hoses is a tribute band to Guns N’ Roses that consists of five talented women; Erin Marsz who plays Axl Hose, Charlene Kaye who plays Gash, Julia Adamy who plays Muff McKagan, Emmy Wildwood who plays Lizzy Stradlin, and Gina Ilasi who plays Stephanie Adler. Guns N’ Hoses have had the opportunity to perform for Slash himself and... read full bio
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Gunshine, a Florida panhandle native, brings a new perspective to the rock scene. Gunshine was a musical love child born during the pandemic, the brainchild of Daytona Beach local and New Years Day ax man Austin Ingerman, who found himself abruptly off the road due to the world closing down and ready to realize his goal of forming a new,... read full bio
Gurriers, named after an antiquated and somewhat charming Irish term for lout, ruffian, or street urchin, originally featured Dan Hoff on lead vocals, Ben O'Neill on guitar and backing vocals, Mark MacCormack on guitar, Pierce O'Callaghan on drums, and Emmet White on bass, who has since amicably left the band and been replaced by Charlie McCarthy. Gurriers from all around Ireland... read full bio
The sweetest, hardest and craziest rock'n'roll record you will hear this year was written in a hut in the woods by Montreal singer-songwriter Gus Englehorn before he was signed to Secret City Records. Before recording the album, he was living in Salt Lake City and instantly fell in love with Estée Preda, a drummer who sounded like Moe Tucker on salvia. Gus... read full bio
Gustaf's live act is quick on its feet, always in change and compulsively dedicated to the people in the room, resulting in a sound that is passionate, androgynous and contagiously danceable. It is inspired by the rhythmic rhythms of ESG, the dopey drawl of Jonathan Richman and the frenzied energy of The Fall. Gustaf, a band made up of Tine Hill on bass, Vram... read full bio
Guster is best known for their quirky live performances and energetic whimsical humor. The band employs a stylish mixture of creative alternative rock turned full-fledged pop icon. The original trio, met during freshmen orientation while attending Tufts University and soon after, started performing at a coffee house in the common area of their dormitory. The band remained unestablished for its... read full bio
They are sonically audacious, bold in terms of appearance and art-punk hypnotic with an oddball post-punk twist. From the Melbourne/Naarm underground, the six-piece group Gut Health has become one of Australia's most interesting new artists. Supported by peers and the leadership of their LGBTI-heavy band, Gut Health uphold an uncompromising culture that celebrates and encourages open emancipation as well as... read full bio
Guti – or Gabriel Gutiérrez -- grew up in the jazz music scene and that shows with his intense piano skills and his sensibilities. Guti has performed in some of the world’s largest and most iconic stadiums, winning South American golden records in the last decade. 2006 was a big year for him, though – that’s when he started to... read full bio
Guttermouth is an American punk rock band that consists of members Mark Adkins, Justin VanWestbroek, Matt Wills, Kevin Clark and Donnie Barnes. Guttermouth was formed in Huntington Beach, California, and they began their career performing all over Orange County, California. Shortly after, Guttermouth went on to release their debut album, “Full Length LP.” From there, they released their second album,... read full bio
Gwar has to be the most instantly recognizable metal bounds out there, given that they’re only ensemble of heavy metal rockstars that don’t look like you or me at all. The band has an ever-rotating lineup of demonic or alien members, currently consisting of: Mike Derks, Brad Roberts, Brent Purgason, Michael Bishop, Casey Orr, and Matt Maguire. They’ve been rocking... read full bio
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Melding elements of rap, rock, R&B, and funk, New York's Gym Class Heroes have diverse appeal based on their impressive musical dexterity. Often touring with indie rock and pop-punk bands, they don't fit into one genre; the quartet's music is rooted in traditional hip-hop, but features live instruments instead of looped samples or beats. Lyrics are socially conscious with humor... read full bio
Based in New York, Hamed Sinno is a composer, writer, performer and social justice activist. His study looks at digital vocality and the voice organ as platforms for political discourse. H discusses popular culture as an active practice in his writing and talks. As the front man and lyricist for Mashrou Leila, he has led discussions in the Middle East regarding... read full bio
Ha Ha Tonka, a musical force that originated in the rough terrain of the Ozark Mountains in southern Missouri, is known for effortlessly crafting songs that perfectly blend the spirit of high lonesome Ozark mountain music with the unrestrained spirit of rock 'n' roll. When they teamed up with Bloodshot Records, their journey took a crucial turn, and on September 11,... read full bio
With sets that incorporate rare songs from all over the world, London-based DJ/producer Teneil Throssell (aka HAAi) hopes to highlight the innate psychedelic characteristics in dance music. Throssell started DJing after playing for a while in the psychedelic band Dark Bells, first as a resident at Ridley Road Market Bar. She substantially raised her profile when she was hired as... read full bio
Having a voice has never seemed more vital at a time of political unrest and cultural unrest. This occurs at a critical time for Habibi. The band's first EP in more than four years and crucially the first one with lyrics in Farsi, is "Cardamom Garden." For the band, who are keenly conscious of music as both a natural part of their... read full bio
Habstrakt is a French producer who debuted on Monstercat with his song “Infinite”. It came out on June 6, 2019 as part of the “Monstercat Uncaged Vol. 7”. July 25, 2019: Habstrakt released his second Monstercat single, Lasagne in collaboration with Bellecour. The song is featured on Monstercat Uncaged Vol. 7. August 26, 2019: Habstrakt released his third Monstercat single,... read full bio
The roots rockers Hackensaw Boys make a spectacular comeback with their next self-titled album. The group, which is renowned for its upbeat live performances, has been working as a type of musical collective for more than 20 years, establishing a songline that spans every branch of American roots music. They have performed at festivals all over the world, shared stages... read full bio
Envision combining the revolutionary potential of neuroscience with the electric intensity of rock and roll. Enter a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity that has the power to both captivate and maximize the potential of an audience. Look no farther if you're looking for a program that offers real improvements in motivation, creativity, and performance rather than just motivation. Come along on an exciting, fast-paced trip... read full bio
Even though Haiden has always had a flair for making songs that stick in your head, fusing biting humor with unvarnished reality in his songs about failing relationships, his most recent hit, "flight attendant," feels like the next important step in his development as an artist. The song's lyrics compare a failed relationship to a nosediving plane and have an... read full bio
Hail the Sun is a post-hardcore rock band from Chico, California all of whom met while studying music technology. The band consists of members Donovan Melero, Shane Gann, Aric Garcia, and John Stirrat. They have released four studio albums, POW! Right in the Kisser!, Wake, Culture Scars, Mental Knife, and 2 EPs as well. Some of their most popular songs... read full bio
HAIM is the name of a pop rock band that consists of the three musically talented sisters Danielle Haim, Alana Haim, and Este Haim. Each of the sisters have a wide range of skills in the realm of music; however, Danielle is mostly responsible for lead vocals and guitar, Alana for guitar and piano, and Este for bass guitar. The... read full bio
Few bands could combine the high gloss of sophisticated, jazz-influenced pop with the carefree breeziness of the developing new wave as effectively as Haircut 100 in the first half of the 1980's. They were able to combine cheerful vocals, sax solos, skittering guitars, funky breakdowns and horn parts to create a sound that quickly drew in listeners. Even a challenging second album,... read full bio
Formerly known as Akeem Olajuwon, Hakeem Abdul Olajuwon is a revered Nigerian-American basketball legend who made an enduring impact on the game. Olajuwon, who played for both the Toronto Raptors and the Houston Rockets, dominated the center position in the NBA from 1984 to 2002. He enjoyed great success during his time with the Rockets, helping them win back-to-back NBA... read full bio
From London comes the contemporary progressive rock group Haken. Their style has changed from progressive metal to a shape-shifting, kaleidoscopic combination of progressive metal, jazz syncopation, catchy electronic pop and anthemic rock & roll since the band was founded by guitarist and keyboardist Richard Henshall and singer Ross Jennings. Haken recently finished a tour in North America with Symphony X. They signed with... read full bio
Hal Ozsan is an actor, screenwriter, and producer from Northern Cyprus. Ozsan went to Brentwood School, Essex, where he excelled at English, and Drama. He has starred in The Blacklist, Kyle XY, 90210, and Jessica Jones. Upon moving to the United States, Ozsan started working in film and television. His first major role was in Dawsons Creek. More recently, he... read full bio
Pennsylvania-based post-grunge/metal quintet Halestorm, fronted by dynamic singer/guitarist Lzzy Hale, have become one of the most successful female-fronted hard rock acts of the early 21st century. Halestorm, whose violent yet catchy sound has become a mainstay of American rock radio, has been on the road nonstop, doing hundreds of performances annually and sharing the stage with almost all of the... read full bio
Haley Blais is a singer-songwriter and musician from Vancouver. Haley has been self-producing song after song of rebellious, scream-into-your-pillow bedroom pop anthems that were really recorded in her bedroom. Her EP Let Yourself Go was a huge hit and fans have been impatiently expecting new music ever since. The up-and-coming artist's debut studio album, entitled Below the Salt, was published by Tiny... read full bio
Haley Reinhart is best known for competing on the 10th season of American Idol. She finished the competition in third place and earned praise from celebrity judges such as Lady Gaga, Jimmy Page, Adam Lambert, Tom Hanks and Ellen DeGeneres. Although she did not win, Reinhart became a favorite amongst the viewers and her YouTube videos have generated more than... read full bio
Josh Taylor, Brett Kramer, and J Tyler Johnson are the three members of the American band Half Alive, which is based in the city of Long Beach in the state of California. Since the band's inception, they have only published one extended play (EP), titled "3." The tracks "The Fall," "Still Feel," "Aawake at Night," and "Arrow" are among their... read full bio
Half Moon Run is a Canadian indie-rock and pop band that consists of members Devon Portielje, Dylan Phillips, Conner Molander, and Isaac Symonds. The group is based out of Montreal, Quebec, Canada, and they rose to fame after the release of their debut studio album, “Dark Eyes”, which earned MC certified platinum and topped the charts in six countries. Since... read full bio
HalfNoise is the musical project of Zac Farro, the drummer of the popular rock band Paramore. Farro started this project alongside Jason Clark after Farro departed from Paramore. Clark performed with Farro for a few years playing guitar but this is now Farro’s solo act. Since starting he has released three EPs; “HalfNoise”, “The Velvet Face”, “Flowerss”, and two studio... read full bio
Halfway to Hazard are the opening words of “Cold,” the first song David Tolliver and Chad Warrix wrote together several years after each had put Kentucky in their rear-view mirror and ended up in Music City. A pain-and-booze-soaked ache for love gone cold, the geographical reference to the midway point from opposite directions to the Queen City of the Mountains... read full bio
Halocene, a native of Phoenix, has been an unstoppable force of dedication and enthusiasm. Halocene got their footing as YouTube influencers after traveling the country in a beat-up van, supporting acts like Blink 182, Fall Out Boy and rocking the Vans Warped Tour, and they now regularly publish videos with over 30 million views. One of the first bands to consistently... read full bio
Halston Sage is an American actress who is best known for playing Grace on the television series “How to Rock”, Amber Fitch on the television series “Crisis” and Alara on the television series “The Orville”. Sage was born and raised in Los Angeles, California, and while growing up she rode horses competitively and was editor of her high school’s newspaper.... read full bio
An American singer, composer, and multi-instrumentalist by the name of James Hamilton Leithauser. He recorded seven studio albums as the lead vocalist for the American indie rock band The Walkmen from 2000 to 2014. Leithauser and bassist and organist Peter Matthew Bauer were both a part of The Recoys before The Walkmen were created. Leithauser was reared in Washington, DC,... read full bio
While touring with her closest friend's band, Caroline Rose, Abbie entered her thirties. The two came up with a backup plan—a new Hammydown record—while inebriated, complaining about a postponed tour and unaware of the impending catastrophe in the world. Over the course of the last three years, they have carved out a universe for Hammydown's songs to develop, working from a... read full bio
Hamond is a Houston, Texas-based multi-instrumentalist, producer, vocalist, and composer who creates songs that are difficult to categorize by time or place. Instead, his music resonates more deeply since it is based on timeless soundscapes and thoughtful songwriting, which are influenced by global sounds and subcultures. Hamond has spent years perfecting his sound, consuming music, and developing as an artist... read full bio
Hana Vu composes pop music in her LA bedroom. Her full-length debut, Public Storage, was announced when she signed with Ghostly International. Vu first became interested in music when she learned how to play the guitar her dad had laying around. Every morning she would listen to ALT 98.7 in Los Angeles, which played alternative rock from the 1990s and 2000s. Later... read full bio
Through the flames of hardship rises a phoenix. Handmade Moments' Anna Moss and Joel Ludford were on a different path on May 21, 2016. On that terrible afternoon in Northern California, their cherished bio-diesel bus- which they spent six months building- was hit by two automobiles in a head-on accident. Ludford was critically injured in the crash and needed a... read full bio
Hands Like Houses is an Australian rock band that mixes hardcore, experimental, and alternative rock together to create their own unique sound. The band consists of members Trenton Woodley, Matt Cooper, Alex Pearson, Joel Tyrrell, and Matt Parkitny. Currently, the band has released four studio albums and two EPs, with their second album, “Unimagine”, peaking at number 37 on the... read full bio
Before he ever sang a note, Hank Williams III, the grandson of Hank Williams and the son of Hank Jr., was a member of the country music royalty. However, he did not immediately follow in the musical footsteps of his ancestors. Rather, he chose to travel the Southeast, consuming copious amounts of marijuana and playing drums in punk and hardcore... read full bio
A combination of intricate, climactic folk-rock, a la Father John Misty or Hamilton Leithauser, characterizes May's music. May's lyrics creates a vibrant universe while bringing us inside the nooks and crannies of his brain. It is both introspective and observant of the ridiculousness of the world. He is one of the most quotable figures in the indie rock movement. His... read full bio
Hank Williams Jr. is a country, southern rock, and blues singer-songwriter. He was born in Shreveport, Louisiana to country music singer Hank Williams and went on to start his career covering his father’s songs. When he first started with his own music, he struggled to find his fitting but ended up earning success with his unique blend of country, rock,... read full bio
"Hannah Wicklund & The Steppin Stones are a rock and roll band fueled by South Caroline spirit. Fronted by Hannah Wicklund herself, a powerful guitarist, vocalist, and songwriter, the band has developed into a modern, sublime group. Wicklund formed the band at the age of eight, and since, she has been jamming with audiences around the nation. The group’s sounds... read full bio
Hannibal Buress is best known for his roles in series “Broad City”, as Lincoln Rice, and for co-hosting “The Eric Andre Show”, alongside comedian Eric Andre. His stand-up act has been featured on Comedy Central programs like Live at Gotham and John Oliver’s New York Stand-Up Show. Comedy Central aired Hannibal’s very own hour-long special, titled Hannibal Buress Live from... read full bio
Hanson’s sunny single “MmmBop” became a worldwide number one hit. Their pop- Motown flavored major label debut, Middle Of Nowhere, pierced the gray fog of grunge and earned the band three Grammy nominations. The band, which is made up of by three brothers: Taylor, Isaac, and Zac. The follow-up albums kept the hooks and the critical acclaim while revealing HANSON's... read full bio
Richard Archer (vocals), Ross Philips (guitar), Kai Stephens (bass), and Steve Kemp are the members of the band Hard-Fi from Staines, England (drums). The five-piece indie rock band with punk influences was founded in 2002; they are known for their loud mash-up of Dexy's Midnight Runners melodies, Franz Ferdinand hooks, and Dead 60s theatrics. In October 2004, Hard-Fi self-released Stars... read full bio
The Holloway Hardrock, whose real name is Barry Israel Jr., is a young rapper from Atlanta, Georgia. His distinctive vocal performance over a wide range of production techniques has earned him recognition. Due to the lack of formal interviews, little is known about him or his background; nonetheless, he has stated publicly that artists like Future, Young Thug, and Playboi Carti... read full bio
For the first time, Martin Harley, Daniel Kimbro and Sam Lewis work together on a slow-cooked, carefree record that sounds like an early American songbook, traveling from Knoxville to Nashville via Hertfordshire. Produced using an old-fashioned method at Wow & Flutter studios—writing songs in the morning and rolling the tape in the afternoon—the CD showcases the Appalachian origins of Daniel, the... read full bio
Danny Lopez and Rylan Whalen, the two founding members of the rock and roll group Harm & Ease, first met while they were in their freshman year of high school in Burlington, Ontario. They quickly started a musical connection in the expected suburbs. As an acoustic project, Harm & Ease was formally established, allowing the band to experiment with a... read full bio
Harriet Nauer is a Swedish singer-songwriter, composer, and musician. Her music is considered dark and beautiful with songs like “Hit Me Hard”, “December”, “Lay Your Body Down”, “Bruises”, “Hail On Us”, “Bang Bang”, “Porcelain”, “Lion”, “Breathless”, “A Brief Moment”, “Bonnie”, “Demon”, as well as many others. While she is just starting out in her career, she’s already gained a reputation... read full bio
Harry Hamlin is an American actor who has starred in film and television. He is best known for his role in the mythological adventure movie, Clash of the Titans. Before his role in the iconic movie, Harry studied drama at Yale University and appeared in small television roles like Taming of the Shrew and Studs Lonigan. Sometime after his big-screen... read full bio
Harry Hudson has a history of going against the grain. The fast-rising pop musician and songwriter has an unshakable confidence and experience far beyond his years. Harry has transformed his emotional roller coaster into incredibly emotive and boundary-breaking pop music after overcoming a cancer struggle. Harry has recently given a lot of thought to the person he sees when he... read full bio
Multi-talented English singer, songwriter, and actor Harry Styles is known as a member of the popular boy band One Direction. Though he is most known for his work with One Direction, Harry got his start in the music world with his band, White Eskimo. After meeting up with the other four members of One Direction on The X Factor, the... read full bio
Harry Teardrop is a blossoming star, like a flower growing from a crack in the sidewalk. Teardrop creates his own rock music from the comfort of his New York City bedroom, mixing nasty guitar riffs with percussion that are dance and rap-inspired and catchy hooks to create an entire band on his laptop. Bill Evans, Nat King Cole and Billie Holiday are... read full bio
Hart Attack is a tribute band to some of the greatest classic rock hit singles of the 1970’s and 1980’s. During a performance by Hart Attack you’ll hear songs that aren’t as played out as other classic rock songs. Hart Attack consists of members Drew Hart, Oz Fox, Mark Boals, D, Max Mazursky and Jonathon Gilcrest. The tribute band is... read full bio
Japanese rapper and singer-songwriter Haru Nemuri specializes in poetry. At the age of seventeen, she started her musical career as a synthesizer player in a band. Suddenly, she was performing as a poetry rapper. Since then, she has adopted the name Haru Nemuri and referred to herself as the greatest singing weapon. Though she hadn't released any official music, Haru Nemuri... read full bio
Among the most seminal R&B and doo wop groups of all time, the Moonglows' lineup featured some of the genre's greatest pure singers. The original lineup from Louisville included Bobby Lester, Harvey Fuqua, Alexander Graves, and Prentiss Barnes, with guitarist Billy Johnson. They were originally called the Crazy Sounds, but were renamed by disc jockey Alan Freed as the Moonglows.... read full bio
Receiving endorsements from organizations like Radio X, BBC Introducing, Apple Music, BT Sport and XS Radio Manchester as well as Wonderland, Notion, Metal Magazine and Loop Magazine, the upbeat new track "Tell Me" by singer-songwriter Harvey Jay Dodgson has been released with high praise. Tell Me is a catchy song that is fueled by a powerful percussion beat, a repeating bassline and subsequently a captivating guitar... read full bio
New-York-based comedian and actor Hasan Minhaj is currently the host of the weekly comedy show on Netflix, “Patriot Act with Hasan Minhaj”. He became interested in stand-up comedy after seeing Chris Rock's Never Scared, and this interest inspired him to travel to San Francisco and perform his stand-up routines. He entered Wild 94.9's Best Comic Standing competition and won which... read full bio
Hasim Rahman, also known as “The Rock”, is an American retired professional boxer who competed in heavyweight division. Rahman gained fame after having a knockout victory against Lennox Lewis, which earned him the unified heavyweight championship. Rahman went on to be a two-time world heavyweight champion, holding the unified WBC, IBF, IBO and lineal titles and then the WBC title... read full bio
American basketball player Hassan Niam Whiteside most recently competed with the Utah Jazz of the National Basketball Association (NBA). Prior to the Sacramento Kings selecting him in the second round of the 2010 NBA Draft, he played college basketball for the Marshall Thundering Herd. Whiteside joined the Miami Heat in 2014, and in 2016, when he also led the NBA... read full bio
Hatebreed is a metalcore and hardcore punk band from Bridgeport, Connecticut. The band consists of Jamey Jasta, Chris Beattie, Matt Byrne, Frank Novinec, and Wayne Lozinak (previous members include Larry Dwyer Jr., Dave Russo, Nick "Nickel P" Papantoniou, Matt McIntosh, Jamie "Pushbutton" Muckinhaupt, Rigg Ross, Lou Richards, and Sean Martin. They first formed back in 1994 and dropped their first... read full bio
Hats Off to Led Zeppelin is a tribute band to one of the greatest rock bands, Led Zeppelin. The tribute band consists of members Peter Eldridge who plays Robert Plant, Jack Tanner who plays Jimmy Page, Toby Drummond who plays John Bonham and Kevin Oliver Jones who plays John Paul Jones. Hats Off to Led Zeppelin are based out of... read full bio
Hatsune Miku, a 16-year-old blue-haired girl with a distinctive voice and extraordinary energy, is a Japanese music sensation. Her unique quality lies in the fact that she is a virtual character that performs on stage using 3D images and a computer-generated voice instead of a real singer. She is the first totally crowd-created virtual talent, with a repertory that is wholly... read full bio
