The Social Animals are a rock band from Duluth, Minnesota. The band is comprised of members Dedric Clark, Tony Petersen, Boyd Smith, and Roger Whittet. The band has toured across the United States, running their own promotional scene. The Social Animals also toured with acts The All-American Rejects and Dashboard Confessional. Their release of single, Cheer Up Charlie, led to... read full bio
The SoapGirls, a Cape Town-based duo of French-born sisters, are widely regarded as the hardest-working pair in the world. Despite being placed under lockdown, they continued to conduct over 400 live streams including a variety of theme nights and dark comedy. The SoapGirls' intensity, rawness, and sincerity live, along with their memorable melodies and infectious choruses, have given them a... read full bio
The Slide Brothers - Aubrey Ghent, Calvin Cooke, Chuck Campbell and Darick Campbell - are musicians who embody the Sacred Steel Tradition in gospel. The group grew up in a church, where they were able to perform and travel at a young age. The joyous music these legendary artists create extends far beyond sacred steel to encompass blues, rock and... read full bio
The Slaps' record Tomato Tree is fundamentally a test of patience that deftly illustrates the benefits of exploration. Rand Kelly on guitar and vocals, Ramsey Bell on bass and vocals and Josh Resing on drums make up the band. Their most recent album of songs is a success and a reflection of their growing relationship and individual and group artistic maturity.... read full bio
The Slants are an Asian-American synthpop group, who are often likened to ‘80s synth-pop bands like Depeche Mode, New Order, and Joy Division, as well as more recent artists like The Killers and The Bravery. They’re widely recognized for their contributions to the Asian American community, as they frequently perform at large cultural festivals and anime conventions. The Slants are... read full bio
The Skints are a reggae punk band from London, UK, that has gained popularity for its unusual fusion of genres, which includes rap, dancehall, dancehall, punk rock, ska, and dub. They are largely considered as the forerunners of contemporary British reggae music, and their style of music has been dubbed "tropical punk." The band, which was founded in 2007, is made... read full bio
The Sisterhood Band is a country music duo that consists of members Alyssa Bonagura and Ruby Stewart. Both Bonagura and Stewart come from musically inclined families. Bonagura is daughter of Kathie Baillie and Michael Bonagura and Stewart is daughter of Rod Stewart. Together they have released two EPs, “The Sisterhood” and “Summer Setlist”. Some of their most popular songs include,... read full bio
What started gaining momentum as a loose collection of musicians, eventually evolved into a solid quartet of performers who turn heads with their wild live performance, genre-bending sound, and unique aesthetic. The group recorded their eponymous debut studio EP with Brian Karscig (producer, and founding member of Lous XIV Atlantic Records). In keeping with their DIY tradition, the band... read full bio
For a moment there, Los Angeles based band The Shelters seemed like 21st century rock 'n rolls best kept secret. But word got out. It started in the clubs. And everyone who saw them thought maybe he or she had gotten there first. By now, however, its clear that theyll all have to share. The Shelters' self-titled debut LP is... read full bio
The Sea and Cake are a pop rock group from Chicago, Illinois. The group has been performing for over two decades together, letting their history shape their own unique form of music. Comprised of members Sam Prekop, Archer Prewitt, John McEntire, and Eric Claridge, the alternative group uses guitar, piano, vocals, percussion, bass, and synthesizer in each track. Their sound... read full bio
The Scratch are a four-piece acoustic band from Dublin that got its start as a lighthearted experiment in a Perrystown home's kitchen. The Scratch, who hailed from Ireland, had a passion for metal, acoustic guitar and traditional Irish music. They have fashioned victorious melodies with the rhythm and ferocity of metal. The journey began with the band busking at the Rory Gallagher... read full bio
The Score is an indie pop duo from the thriving New York City music scene. Eddie Anthony and Edan Dover make up the duet, which has developed a distinctive musical voice. They create catchy and lively indie pop tunes by fusing their musical talents on the guitar and keyboard with their soulful vocals. As their song "Oh My Love" debuted at... read full bio
The Scarlet Opera is a gothic metal band that was formed in New York City in 2004. The band's music is characterized by a unique blend of heavy metal, gothic rock, and classical music, and is known for its dramatic and theatrical style. The Scarlet Opera released their debut album, "Tales of Sin," in 2007, which features a number of tracks... read full bio
The Saw Doctors have achieved eighteen Top 30 singles in Ireland, including three number ones. Their first number one, "I Useta Lover," topped the Irish charts for nine consecutive weeks, and still holds the record for the country's all-time biggest-selling single. Renowned for their live performances, the band has a cult following, especially in the United States, Ireland, and the... read full bio
Artists like Neil Young, the Rolling Stones, and Jackson Browne influence The Samples band. Led by Sean Kelly, The Samples work together to represent a mix of different genres of music- from rock to folk to reggae. With 25 years of history together, Sean Kelly and The Samples are able to share their stories of love and loss, and their... read full bio
2008 saw the formation of the punk-folk group The Rumjacks in Sydney, Australia. The group, which is well-known for its boisterous and upbeat live performances, has put out five studio albums, two live albums, a number of EPs, and a number of singles. The Rumjacks moved to several locations in Europe in 2016, where they now reside and perform. "An... read full bio
The Royal Scam has made a name for itself as a top tribute act by thrilling enthusiastic crowds and sold-out venues with their outstanding renditions of Steely Dan's classic rock music. The Royal Scam, a New Jersey-based tribute band, has established a reputation as one of the best to see, according to NJ Monthly. They have a committed and significant fan... read full bio
The Roosevelts is an alt-rock, Americana band formed in Austin, Texas. The band kicked off its career with widespread touring, and after a jam-packed touring schedule, they made the trek to Nashville, Tennessee to release their debut album, The Greatest Thing You’ll Ever Learn. They went back on schedule with touring, and they were joined by acts such as... read full bio
The original members of The Romantics—Wally Palmar, Jimmy Marinos, Mike Skill and Rich Cole—formally became a band on Valentine’s Day, 1977. Bred on the mean streets of Detroit’s east side, they were inspired by the British punk invasion and their hometown rock scene. Decades later, they are still known for having created some of the most influential and beloved rock... read full bio
The Roly Mo are an indie rock band from the fringes of Glasgow that perform their music loudly and quickly. Excellent at narrating stories, whether they are bravely imaginary or painfully true. While the world stood still, the band issued their debut EP, "TRM," on the Glasgow-based label 7 West Music. Jack Saunders dubbed them his "Next Wave" and Dan... read full bio
