Tony Rice spans the range of acoustic music, from straight-ahead bluegrass to jazz-inflected new acoustic music, to songwriter-oriented folk. He is perhaps the greatest innovator in acoustic flat-picked guitar. Over the course of his career he has played alongside J.D. Crowe in the New South. The New South was known as one of the best and most progressive bluegrass groups... read full bio
Mouth Culture is a fascinating group because of their honesty. Their goal statement is unity and self-assurance; they refuse to let the outside world defeat them, letting their music speak louder than words. By being loyal to who they are, both as the children they were and as the adults they will become, they demonstrate what can be accomplished with... read full bio
On their second full-length album, No Good Left To Give [Fearless Records], Movements realize the full scope of their storytelling, musicianship and vision while reflecting on the personal transformations they have experienced over the past five quick years. Along with exploring the emotional ups and downs of relationships, the music also examines loss, love, intimacy, mental health and other topics through a... read full bio
After spending some time in London, up-and-coming New Zealand songwriter Moy found himself in Glasgow, one of the most well-known and interesting towns in the United Kingdom. Moy is originally from Auckland, New Zealand, but he has also lived in London. MOY's unique music, along with the shroud of mystery around him, constitute an immensely interesting potential for 2021 and... read full bio
Mr Gabriel is an independent artist hailing from London, England. His unique sound blends elements of indie rock, electronic music, and pop to create a style that is both familiar and fresh. Mr Gabriel began his music career as a guitarist and songwriter for various bands before striking out on his own as a solo artist. With his debut EP, "The... read full bio
Mr. and Mrs. Smith is a cover band based out of Las Vegas, Nevada. The show is best known for headlining Carnaval Court at Harrah’s Casino on the Las Vegas Strip. During the show you’ll hear anything from rock, to dance, to pop, and more. Mr. and Mrs. Smith is led by an entertaining duo and they are back up... read full bio
Mr. Big is an American rock band made up of Eric Martin, Paul Gilbert, Billy Sheehan, and Pat Torpey. Their fame came in the 1990s with hits like ""To Be With You"" and ""Just Take My Heart"". In 2014 they released their 8th studio album titled Stories We Could Tell in preparation for their upcoming tour.... read full bio
Mr. Bungle was an American experimental band from Eureka, California. The band was formed in 1985 while the members were still in high school, and was named after a 1950s children's educational film regarding bad habits which was later featured in a 1981 Pee-wee Herman HBO special. Mr. Bungle released four demo tapes in the mid to late 1980s before... read full bio
Jeffrey Haynes, better known as Mr. Lif, is an American rapper known for his politically charged lyrics. After growing up in the Brighton neighborhood of Boston and attending Noble and Greenough School and Colgate University, he dropped out to pursue his passion for music. In the late 90s, Mr. Lif began releasing singles with a focus on political and social issues,... read full bio
Mr. T is best known for his roles as B. A. Baracus in the television series The A-Team, as boxer Clubber Lang in the film Rocky III, and for his appearances as a professional wrestler. Mr. T is also well-known for his distinctive Mohawk hairstyle, for wearing large amounts of gold jewelry, and for his tough guy image. He recently... read full bio
A Japanese rock group called Mrs. GREEN APPLE was founded in 2013. EMI Records is his label, and Universal Music is their record company. Her fandom name is "JAM'S," her official fan club is "Ringo Jam," and she goes by the nicknames "Mrs." and "MGA." "Variety," a compact album, marked Mrs. Green Apple's EMI Records debut. Since then, they have continued... read full bio
Legends from the thriving local scene in Hattiesburg are in the band MSPAINT. Nevertheless, they succeed in standing out in a field already crowded with creative, unconventional actions. The band's self-titled debut, which includes four songs, demonstrates how they are both firmly rooted in decades of rich musical heritage and unmistakably post-modern. MSPAINT deftly combines a diverse variety of inspirations to create... read full bio
Mt. Joy is an American indie rock band from Los Angeles, California, that consists of members Matt Quinn, Sam Cooper, Michael Byrnes, Sotiris Eliopoulos, and Jackie Miclau. The band was formed by Quinn and Cooper who had first met while in high school at Philadelphia. They then recorded their debut singles, “Astrovan” with Byrnes which led to them gaining a... read full bio
Rapper and singer-songwriter Yoon Seung-min, better known by his stage name Mudd the Student, is from South Korea. When he made an appearance on the rap competition TV program Show Me the Money 10, he first came to public recognition. According to Mudd the Student, his music is "alternative K-pop" or rock music with a hip-hop, electronica and pop influence. Abstract... read full bio
Mudvayne is a very unique band that combines aspects of progressive metal. They are most easily distinguishable by their powerful drumming, intricate bass playing, loud, gruff, and typically enraged vocals, heavy guitars and riffs, complex time signatures, and frequent rhythm changes. The first album released by Mudvayne was welcomed with universally favorable reviews from music critics. The band's distinctively technical... read full bio
Mumford & Sons is a British band known for their deeply heartfelt lyrics, slightly folksy musical sound, and skill at captivating audiences with their charisma. The band is comprised of Marcus Mumford, Ben Lovett, Winston Marshall, and Ted Dwane. Their debut album, Sigh No More, was released in the United Kingdom and in the United States. The album peaked at... read full bio
Mumiy Troll, a Russian rock band founded in 1983 by Ilya Lagutenko in Vladivostok, has been active for over three decades. The band's name is a pun on the children's book series Mumintroll by Tove Jansson. Mumiy Troll's first album, Novaya luna aprelya, was recorded in 1985 and distributed as magnitizdat. In 1990, they briefly reunited to release their second... read full bio
With more than 20 years of experience behind the turntables, Murdock has progressed from playing small parties to repeatedly rocking every major festival, including a record-breaking 14 appearances at Tomorrowland, regular slots at Balaton Sound, appearances at EDC Las Vegas, Hospitality In The Park, Let It Roll, 12 shows at Dour Festival and additional gigs at countless other sizable events. He... read full bio
MURS from Los Angeles has achieved a wide range of achievement on his own. Early collaborations with the legendary Living Legends and 3 Melancholy Gypsys paved the foundation for MURS' illustrious career in music. The West Coast representative would build his critically praised discography, which included MURS 3:16 The 9th Wonder Edition, using this unmatched crash lesson in independent hip hop. A new... read full bio
Muscadine Bloodline is a country duo from Alabama, made up of Charlie Muncaster and Gary Stanton. Although only a year old, Muscadine Bloodline has released three singles and has filled up their touring schedule across the country. This duo is making huge waves throughout the country music world. Charlie’s contemporary style vocals, accompanied by Gary’s harmonies and impressive guitar skills,... read full bio
English rock band Muse is incredibly well-known and takes an ambitious, avant-garde approach to their music. They are renowned for their wildly exuberant and very explosive live performances and have accomplished several musical marvels. The band combines a variety of musical genres, such as progressive rock, symphonic rock, and electronica, to produce a stunning sonic composition that will have audience... read full bio
Tony Stevens, a seasoned performer with Savoy Brown and an original founding member of Foghat, has put together a powerhouse blues-rock band that delivers an explosive live concert performance that is full of emotion and fire. SLOW RiDE is comprised of musicians who formerly played in bands such as Foghat, Savoy Brown, Hall and Oates, Rick Derringer, and Clarence Clemons... read full bio
Philadelphia native Taalib Johnson a.k.a Musiq Soulchild, is a soul artist whose unique style blends R&B, Soul, Funk, Rock, Blues, Jazz, and Hip Hop, creating a sound unlike any other. I consider myself a soul artist because it encompasses all genres of music!"" Musiq states I like to make music that means something to people, nowadays there are so many... read full bio
The debut album "Zest Pop" was written and recorded by Marco Rivero and Armando Baeza (a producer and former drummer), who also enlisted the help of pals Gabriel Marinuchi (guitar), Augusti Di Catarina (bass, backing vocals) and Leo Cattani (keys) to perform the songs live. In Miami-Dade County, they performed a few push-moshing, beer-spilling, gear-breaking, cop-calling, arrest-getting events that helped them... read full bio
Mute Choir was founded by producer and songwriter Sam Arion, and also consists of musicians Milan Sarkadi and Iris Waters. The trio came together to form an experimental musical venture and Arion and Waters have also had a long songwriting bond. Together, the three musicians work on almost all aspects of their musical project including producing and mixing their artwork,... read full bio
Mutemath is an American alternative rock band which started as a long-distance collaboration between Paul Meany in New Orleans, Louisiana and Darren King in Springfield, Missouri. King eventually moved to New Orleans to pursue collaboration with Meany. With the recruiting of additional band members, Mutemath worked in their New Orleans home studio writing and recording a whole new collection of... read full bio
Mutoid Man is a metalcore band from Brooklyn, made up of frontman Stephen Brodsky, Converge drummer Ben Koller, and bassist Nick Cageao. With a sound that fuses hardcore punk, heavy metal, rock n’ roll, math rock, progressive rock, and psychedelia, Mutoid Man has released the Helium Head EP and two albums: Bleeder and War Moans. Pitchfork magazine praised Bleeder for... read full bio
Without purposefully controlling his intense energy, MUZZ is quickly becoming one of the greatest British dance acts, whether it's on the road as one of the leading lights of the new wave of dance music headliners at the world's biggest festivals and sold-out clubs, or online with his creative virtual reality worlds and devoted fanbase. Rich, thought-provoking, and captivating storytelling... read full bio
Maia, better known as her stage name mxmtoon, is an American singer-songwriter and YouTuber who rose to fame self-releasing her own songs through YouTube. Mxmtoon was born in Oakland, California, and found her love for music at a young age after she began taking violin lessons then cello and trumpet lessons as well. She later tried out for her school’s... read full bio
MxPx got started playing very fast punk rock music inspired by The Descendents, Black Flag, and other fast bands. Their band name originally was Magnified Plaid but when they created band posters, they abbreviated their name to M.P. The periods were drawn on the posters as little X's so their band name appeared to be MxPx which eventually stuck. They... read full bio
MY BABY is a Dutch-New Zealand dance music group that focuses on roots and rock. Psychedelic riffs and rises are combined with blues and slide guitar to create their sound. They have an authentically heavenly voice with a raw, sincere and haunting rhythms. The rawness of rock and punk, the comforting tones of roots and blues, a hint of EDM and a powerful beat... read full bio
Like the Velvet Underground, Sonic Youth and the Jesus & Mary Chain before them, My Bloody Valentine redefined what noise meant within the context of pop songwriting. Led by guitarist Kevin Shields, the group released several EPs in the mid-'80s before recording the era-defining Isn't Anything in 1988, a record that merged lilting, ethereal melodies of the Cocteau Twins with... read full bio
My Brightest Diamond is a multifaceted artist. From rock bands to symphonies to marching bands, the face of My Brightest Diamond, Shara Nova, exhibits talents in everything musical. Her first independent rock letter was acclaimed by many, and reflects her talents in the world of performing arts. With a background in music starting as a young child, Shara Nova has... read full bio
My Dad Wrote a Porno is a comedy podcast that is hosted by Jamie Morton, James Cooper and Alice Levine. Each podcast is a new episode that Morton spends reading a new chapter of an erotic novel written by his father under the pen name Rocky Flintstone. Since the start of the podcast, My Dad Wrote a Porno has gone... read full bio
In 2010, Norwood, Ontario band My Darkest Days became legends throughout the exotic world of g-strings ‘n’ pasties thanks to the song “Porn Star Dancing,” the #1 charting strip club anthem from their first album. The band’s second album, Sick And Twisted Affair, means to bring the listeners along for the band’s ride through arenas, bars and gentlemen’s clubs.... read full bio
"Since their formation in 1998 Louisville, Kentucky’s My Morning Jacket have grown from being one of America’s most promising young bands to one of the world’s most beloved rock bands. From their debut full-length (1999’s The Tennessee Fire) through their Grammy-nominated fifth album (2008’s Evil Urges) the band has taken risks which each release, always choosing the musically adventurous path. MMJ... read full bio
Myles Jones is an American professional lacrosse player who plays with the Chaos Lacrosse Club of the Premier Lacrosse League. Jones was born in Rockville Centre, New York and he studied at Walt Whitman High School where he completed a post-graduate year at Salisbury School in Salisbury, Connecticut and he later played collegiate lacrosse at Duke University. Jones was selected... read full bio
Myles Richard Bass, professionally known as Myles Kennedy, is a celebrated American singer, songwriter, and guitarist. He is best known for his roles as the lead vocalist and rhythm guitarist in Alter Bridge and as the lead vocalist in Slash's backing band, Myles Kennedy and the Conspirators. Kennedy began his music career in 1990 as the lead guitarist for Cosmic... read full bio
Henry Kohen, better known as Mylets, is a talented musician who can play up to three instruments at the same time. During a performance from Mylets, he plays the guitar, puts on beats with a drum machine, all while singing. Since his start, he has performed all over Europe and North America. Mylets has released two albums, “Retcon” and “Arizona”.... read full bio
It's hard to realize that Mystery Jets' debut album, Making Dens, was released ten years ago. Mystery Jets were always the most difficult to categorize of all the acts that emerged in The Libertines' Fagin-like wake. A Syd Barrett-inspired group operating out of their Thameside refuge on Eel Pie, the South London island that gave birth to the British R&B... read full bio
N3WYRKLA is a Philadelphia-based sonic shapeshifter whose bold sound and content blur the boundaries between pop, rock, and experimental R&B. She is creating her own ocean in addition to creating waves. N3WYRKLA is evidence that the future of music is daring and international, with over 1 million monthly listeners and a Gold RIAA certification for Outside All Night, her mesmerizing,... read full bio
Alternative indie rock band Nada Surf, whose name is intended to refer to being lost in your imagination or surfing on nothing, came into being from the mind of founding members Michael Caws and Daniel Lorca; its current lineup also consists of Ira Elliot on the drums and Doug Gilard on guitar. Nada Surf is based in New York City,... read full bio
Nadia Turner is an American singer that is best known for being on the 4th season of American Idol. She blew away the judges with her performance and style. She also made it through to make it to be one of the top 8 finalist on the show. After American Idol Turner made guest appearances on The Ellen DeGeneres... read full bio
Nadine Coyle is an Irish singer, actress and model who rose to fame as a member of the girl group Girls Aloud. Coyle was born in Derry, Northern Ireland, and she began singing at the age of two. At a young age, Coyle recorded her own demo album which included various covers of songs which included “Somewhere Over the Rainbow,”... read full bio
Nadine Shah is an English singer-songwriter and pianist from Whitburn, Tyne and Wear, England. Shah moved to London when she was 17 to pursue a jazz career and while there, formed a friendship with Amy Winehouse. Shah then went on to release her debut EP, “Aching Bones.” The following year, Shah released her debut studio album “Love Your Dum and... read full bio
Naeem is an American DJ from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. He started off performing underground music in the early 2000s, originally going by the name "Spank Rock". His 2006 album, "YoYoYoYoYo" gained popularity for its raunchy, early-90's aesthetic but Naeem ultimately wanted to branch out his style. In 2020, he released his promoted album, "Startisha" which captured his unique identity. As of... read full bio
Nahko & Medicine for the People is the culturally inspired brain child of lead singer Nahko. He combines his long lost heritage with his diverse life experiences to create an urban infused indie-rock sound that transcends typical genre. Their sound and storytelling songwriting promotes connection, drawing people together. Medicine for the People's have released two studio albums 'On The Verge'... read full bio
Indie electronic band, The Naked and Famous, hail from Auckland, New Zealand. Their single “Young Blood”, debuted at No. 1 on the New Zealand chart- the band became the first New Zealand artist in three years to accomplish this. They released their debut album, Passive Me, Aggressive You, and were subsequently nominated for BBC’s Sound of the year. TNAF received... read full bio
Naked Giants is a band comprised of members Grant Mullen, Giani Aiello and Henry LaVallee. Their debut EP launched the band into a whirlwind musical journey. Their sounds incorporate modern ideas delivered through thoughtful lyrics, psychedelic harmonies, and underlying tones of punk. The band has performed at festivals like South by Southwest (SXSW). Naked Giants most popular songs include, SLUFF,... read full bio
Nala, who is from the exciting city of Miami, started off performing in underground nightclubs where she earned a reputation as a trustworthy tastemaker and vivacious entertainer. She was a diverse and appealing choice for the local market because to her mastery of house, indie dance, electro and breaks and this helped her become "one of Miami's top female DJs and undoubtedly... read full bio
"Nancy Sinatra - Star of hit recordings and films. Nancy Sinatra kicked open the doors for a new, tough, rebellious attitude in Rock & Roll women. Her ten Top 40 Hits include: ""These Boots Are Made For Walking"", ""How Does That Grab You, Darlin'"", ""Sugar Ten ""Somethin' Stupid"", and more."... read full bio
Nancy Wilson is an American musician, singer-songwriter, producer and composer who is best known for being a guitarist and backing vocalist for the rock band Heart alongside her sister Ann Wilson. The Wilson sisters rose to fame, as they were the first hard rock band fronted by women. Over the years, Heart released 16 albums and was best known for... read full bio
Neo Talented British singer, songwriter, and producer Jessica Joshua, better known by her stage as NAO, is from the energetic city of London. Her music is a gorgeous blend of several genres, including electronic, funk, and RnB components. The distinctive sound of NAO, which she mockingly refers to as "wonky funk," is a captivating fusion of jazzy vocals, groovy beats,... read full bio
NASAYA, a multifaceted artist and producer, offers a novel viewpoint on the world of electronic music. NASAYA was born and reared on the French island of Reunion Island, which is located in the Indian Ocean. He grew up speaking French and Creole and spent his free time surfing the island's waves and getting musical influence from bands like Led Zeppelin... read full bio
Natalie Merchant first achieved success as the leader of the well-liked folk-rock group 10,000 Maniacs, but she later saw even greater success as a solo performer as her literate, socially concerned compositions made her one of the leading female artists in modern pop. Being a well-known social crusader, Merchant frequently runs campaigns in support of contentious subjects including animal rights,... read full bio
Journalist and television host Natalie Morales. Together with Akbar Gbajabiamila, Amanda Kloots, Jerry O'Connell, and Sheryl Underwood, she is the host of THE discussion, a CBS Daytime Emmy Award-winning discussion show that explores current events and issues via the perspectives of five hosts. Morales most recently served as the anchor of "Behind Closed Doors with Natalie Morales," the correspondent for "Dateline... read full bio
Natalie Prass is a singer and songwriter from Richmond, Virginia. She can also play guitar and the keyboard. She attended the Berklee College of Music and later Middle Tennessee State University to practice and learn songwriting. Her first album was acclaimed by Pitchfork as Best New Album. She has since released three EPs and a second album. Apart from her... read full bio
Whether it’s Natalie Stovall’s breathtaking vocals and larger-than-life stage presence, her band’s turbo-charged, take-no prisoners live shows, or the collective unit’s barnstorming worldwide tours, Natalie Stovall and The Drive prove they are arena ready. A humble, charismatic entertainer with a trademark lion’s mane of big blonde hair, Natalie and her powerful vocals and sparkling fiddle leave audiences spellbound. Although... read full bio
The New Zealand born singer, Natasha Bedingfield grew up in Southeast London where she and her siblings formed an R&B group in their teens. This encouraged Natasha to pursue her music career. With the R&B background, Natasha intertwined the up-beat tempo of pop and the soul of R&B together to make her own unique sound. Her album, “Unwritten”, made its... read full bio
They claim that writers who write about what they are knowledgeable about are at their best. Nate Barnes, a recent signing to Quartz Hill Records, is no different. A young blue-collar power plant worker from South Haven, Michigan, writes and sings about his job and daily life there. Barnes sings of God, family, adversity, love, the straightforward way of life and... read full bio
Nate Smith is an up-and-coming country singer-songwriter from Paradise, California, who rose to fame with the release of his debut EP, “Reckless.” Smith found his love for music at a young age and began performing in various garage bands by the time he was only in elementary school. Over the years, Smith began perfecting his craft and found influence in... read full bio
Nathalia Holt, a New York Times bestselling author, inspires readers with her motivational tales of women who have overcome adversity, broken down barriers, and created history. The inspiring tales of the spies who founded the CIA, the trailblazing women of NASA, and the founders of the Walt Disney Company illuminate the larger role of women in our society and their... read full bio
Nathalie Joachim is a Haitian-American artist, flutist, composer, and vocalist from Brooklyn, New York. Apart from her solo career, Joachim has been the co-founder of the urban art pop duo, Fluxtronix. She is known for being able to perform anything from classical to indie-rock and is also known for being an advocate for social change and cultural awareness. Joachim has... read full bio
Nathan James is a self-employed photographer and a "Photographer Rockstar." Nathan is a representation of the popular outsider who wants to use music and photography to transform all experiences—good and bad—into "MORE ART." Nathan James, a native of Denver, Colorado's Mile High City, has always been putting his creative energy out there for the world to see. establishing a reputation as... read full bio
Nathan Leazer is a young country performer from Rockwell, North Carolina, recognized for his passionate songwriting and sound, which combines conventional Country with Americana and Folk influences. Nathan is inspired by artists such as Paul Simon, James Taylor, and Dean Dillon, and writes with genuine honesty, creating music that crosses borders. His breakout singles Why, Dreaming of a Memory, and Smoke... read full bio
National Park Radio is a folk, bluegrass, Americana band that is based out of Harrison, Arkansas, and consists of members Stefan Szabo, Kerrie Szabo, Riley Slayden, and Grace Slayden. National Park Radio finds influence in bands which include The Lumineers, Mumford and Sons and The Avett Brothers. They are an all-acoustic band that writes their own songs and they rose... read full bio
Native Harrow is a folk-rock band that formed in 2015 and has been captivating audiences with their unique sound ever since. Comprised of Devin Tuel and her bandmates Stephen Harms and Dillon Treacy, Native Harrow has released several albums and singles that showcase their musical prowess and unique style. The band's debut album, "Ghost", was released in 2015 and received critical... read full bio
Blending musical heritage with contemporary influence Native Run has created magic. The Virginia natives, Rachel Beauregard and Bryan Dawley, grew up surrounded by a rich diversity of gospel, blues, country, bluegrass and rock ‘n’ roll. Brought together through mutual friends in college, the two started writing and performing songs together. Bryan on banjo, mandolin and a variety of guitars, and... read full bio
Originating from the thriving music scene of Guinea, West Africa, Natu Camara has become an international star because to her captivating presence and strong voice. Born in the heart of West Africa, she is a powerful singer and songwriter whose presence and music reverberate as a perfect fusion of iconic voices like Tina Turner, Tracy Chapman, Nina Simone, and Miriam... read full bio
With an expanding fan base on the mainland and beyond, the very popular Hawaiian sounds of the Natural Vibrations is growing tremendously. Natural Vibrations is also known as many different names, including Natty Vibes, Natural Vibes, or purely Da Vibes. Their reggae sounds are combined with hard partying, fun-loving pop and rock. The band is made up of six different... read full bio
Nature TV is a door-to-door heartbreak sales team consisting of Guy on guitar and vocals, Josh on bass, Zal on drums, and Jimmy on lead guitar and bvs. Their style, which blurs the boundaries between psych-rock and soulful indie-pop, is sometimes likened to those of Peach Pit, Real Estate, and Beach Fossils. The Brighton-based group has been included on editorial playlists... read full bio
Nazareth is a Scottish hard rock band that have been together for over four decades that had several hits in the United Kingdom in the early 1970s, and established an international audience with their 1975 album Hair of the Dog. Perhaps their best-known hit single was a cover of the ballad ""Love Hurts"", in 1975. The band is currently still... read full bio
Neal Francis is an American rock-soul artist from Oak Park, Illinois. Francis began his career as a piano prodigy and with this talent, Francis found himself touring all over Europe when he was 18 years old as a back-up musician from various blues artists. He also found himself playing with the band The Heard and toured with artists and groups... read full bio
Julie C. Myers stuns audiences as Stevie Nicks in her tribute show, Nearly Nicks. Myers presents various show options, all paying homage to Stevie Nicks and Fleetwood Mac. Her performances offer a full production rock series, focused on the hits of Fleetwood Mac and Stevie Nicks, a Tom Petty highlight show, or even Myers originals mixed with various classic rock... read full bio
Welsh pop-punks Neck Deep were started as a do-it-yourself band by guitarist Lloyd Roberts and singer Ben Barlow. They launched their first EP, Rain, after experimenting with a number of self-uploaded web tracks. Neck Deep, one of the pop-punk revival artists, claimed Fall Out Boy, New Found Glory and Sum 41 as influences while delivering a modernized take on the genre's traditional... read full bio
In country music, a last name like LeDoux casts a big, storied and bittersweet shadow, but it’s one Ned LeDoux doesn’t mind standing in one bit. Having been a drummer in his dad Chris’ band Western Underground, Ned knew from an early age that he had “no plan b” but to play music, “Once I got the taste of the... read full bio
NEFE is a singer-songwriter from Guelph, Ontario, which breaks genres and performs a mixture of genres such as R&B, reggae, pop, and folk music. She broke into the scene with the release of her debut EP, “MAMA”, which was produced by Taylor Kirk. This led to her being featured in Toronto Star and playing with Bruce Cockburn and on stages... read full bio
NEFFEX is an American musical duo that consists of Bryce Savage and Cameron Wales. The duo are producers who remix various popular songs and produce their own original songs as well. Through their music they combine a mixture of electronic and rap genres. Savage writes the duos lyrics and Wales creates the instrumentals and edits the songs. NEFFEX met while... read full bio
Piano player Cowley, who has made a name for himself as a respected pianist, composer and producer, has included elements of ambient, electronic and neoclassical music into his style since disbanding his namesake trio and going solo. Cowley's greatest work, Hall of Mirrors, was his debut solo album and the most accurate expression of his enduring passion for the piano. The album,... read full bio
Neil Diamond's extraordinary career began with ""Solitary Man"" and his first big hit, ""Cherry Cherry."" He quickly evolved into an international pop superstar and icon whose music resists, and transcends, ever-shifting fads and changing fashions. For over forty years, Neil Diamond has been a consummate hitmaker and perennial superstar. All-time Diamond classics include ""Cracklin' Rosie,"" ""You Don't Bring Me Flowers,""... read full bio
With an amazing career that spans over 55 years, Neil Sedaka is an American pop/rock singer, pianist, and composer. He has sold millions of records as an artist, but also as a co-writer for over 500 songs for himself and other artists. Big named artists like Elvis Presley and Frank Sinatra have performed versions of Neil’s songs, which led his... read full bio
Singer, songwriter, guitarist, environmentalist, advocate and film maker Neil Young is one of the most important visionaries rock 'n' roll has ever produced. You might be able to compare only one other artist and that would be Bob Dylan. Both will eventually leave a legacy, which will undoubtedly be recognized, as being major influences, both musically and culturally. Young has... read full bio
Neko Case, who is most recognized as a member of the Canadian indie rock group, The New Pornographers, took off on her solo career in 1997. Case dabbles in several genres, punk, country, pop, and alternative. She has released several different albums, each one showing a different side of her eclectic personality and powerful voice. Case has been featured on... read full bio
Nekrogoblikon, a melodic hard rock group from Los Angeles, California, calls themselves the "Kings of Goblin Metal," and they use gnarly death metal earworms with clever hooks, heart-pounding choruses, lightning-fast riffs and extravagant, EDM-style keyboard flourishes. The band draws inspiration from extreme horror-metal fans such as GWAR, Finntroll, and Dethklok, with their flamboyant goblin hypeman John Goblikon, all the while keeping... read full bio
Once again billed as NELSON, Matthew and Gunnar continue to perform sold-out shows around the globe. Contributing to their audience's extraordinary devotion is the fact that Matthew and Gunnar tirelessly try to please. They take time to meet and greet each and every fan following all performances. "After the Rain" was the hit debut album by Nelson, the band Matthew... read full bio
Nelson is an American rock band that consists of twin brothers Matthew Nelson and Gunnar Nelson. The duo also perform under the name Ricky Nelson Remembered as a tribute to their late father. They have released seven albums with their debut album, “After the Rain” gaining certified Double Platinum in the US. Some of their most popular songs include, “(Can’t... read full bio
"Musical composer and smooth jazz extraordinaire Nelson Rangell began his musical journey at a young age, as he was born into a family of musical children. Though his parents were not musically involved, his brother Andrew is a concert Pianist, Bobby is a woodwind player, and his sister Paula is a singer. Rangell studied classical and jazz at The Interlochen... read full bio
Neon Dreams is a Canadian alternative-pop duo that consists of Frank Kadillac and Adrian Morris. The duo is from Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada, and they met in high school and originally had two more members in the group. Neon Dreams gained attention after releasing a remix of Waka Flocka Flame’s “Hard In the Paint” when he mentioned them for it.... read full bio
Neon Trees, an American alternative band currently based in Provo, Utah, also has roots in Murrieta, California, where the band was originally formed. As they began their careers by serving as the opening act for the band The Killers, they quickly gained notoriety across the nation. After that, Mercury Records gave the band a recording contract, and they released their... read full bio
Nep is a musician that enjoys switching between genres and presenting stories with her songs. Nep, a third-year sound engineering student in Miami, either works with her closest buddy from school or creates music in her bedroom while covered up. Her debut EP, "Nep's Storybook," which she describes to as a feast of 12 incredibly diverse songs, is presently in... read full bio
Two pairs of sisters make up the alternative indie rock group Neptune's Core, which is charting its own path and having a significant effect on Chicago's booming music scene. The members of the terrible ass ensemble are Sofie Richter (vocals/guitar), Jackie Cywinski (guitar/vocals), Kaitlin Cywinski (drums) and Hannah Richter (bass). With their distinctive blend of rock, jazz and classical origins as well... read full bio
Nerf Herder, who were pioneers of the late 1990s Geek Rock and Pop-Punk movements, are probably best known for their menacing theme to the cult Joss Whedon television series Buffy the Vampire Slayer. Nerf Herder, a Santa Barbara-based band, gained recognition from big labels Arista Records shortly after their satirical tribute song "Van Halen" reached the top of the Modern... read full bio
Singer Janesa Jaida "Nessa" Barrett is from the United States. She has one studio album, "Young Forever," and one EP, "Pretty Poison" (2021). (2022). Barrett, who is of Puerto Rican origin, struggled as the lone Puerto Rican and one of the few pupils living in an apartment with a single mother after her parents' divorced when she was growing up... read full bio
Never Come Down is a five-piece band from Portland made up of Joe Suskind on guitar, Crystal Lariza on vocals, Brian Alley on banjo, Kaden Hurst on mandolin and Ben Ticknor on bass. They blend contemporary and traditional American music traditions. Their attention to creative composition and dramatic arrangements showcases their refined technical abilities and dedication to mutual listening. That same year,... read full bio
Never Easy is a new nu-metal and shoegaze band that combines nostalgia from the early 2000s with a contemporary edge. Inspired by alternative, video game, and skate cultures, this combo, who was formed less than a year ago, combines the raw intensity of nu-metal with dreamy shoegaze sounds. Their music creates a sound that is both inventive and nostalgic by capturing... read full bio
Lead singer and guitarist Jack Miller, drummer Tommy StClair, guitarist and keyboardist Conrad Boyd, guitarist Pearce Eisenhardt, and bassist Johnny Hohman make up the New-Age Rock group Never Ending Fall (NEF). The Maryland natives started their band in the fourth grade and have a wide range of musical tastes, from heavier indie rock to a more upbeat, soulful sound. Thanks... read full bio
Sonically, Nevertel has really established their footing with their most recent releases. The group, which draws inspiration from acts like Linkin Park, Bring Me The Horizon, and Issues, captivates fans with their catchy choruses, verses laced with hip-hop, and explosive EDM-style breakdowns. Originally known as Living Fiction, Nevertel made their debut in the Tampa music scene. The foursome, which completed... read full bio
Bringing Back the Memories - like Mr. Sandman, Lollipop, Never on a Sunday, Eddie My Love... all made famous by The Chordettes. In 1946, The Chordettes premiered on the Arthur Godfrey Show, and their lush vocal sound brought them a string of hits turning them into a singing sensation. Forty years later, Judy Duncan and her husband Bob decided to... read full bio
New City is comprised of three members from Toronto; Adrian Mitchell, Jed Webster, and Nathan Brown. Their sound can be categorized amongst artists like Calvin Harris, Maroon 5, and The Weeknd. New City blends a variety of different genres- electronic, trap, pop, and rock- to create their own unique sound. Some of their most popular songs include, “Getting Closer”, “Dirty... read full bio
New Familiar is a trio consisting of Will Booth, Danny Hepworth, and Ryan Johnston, who were previously part of rousing and soulful ensembleproject called Skinny Living; nevertheless, their change entails a great deal more than just changing their name. Johnston spent his childhood close outside of Belfast in a home that played soul and blues music nonstop. This influenced Johnston's musical tastes throughout his life.... read full bio
As one of the pop-punk artists that emerged in the early 2000s, Coral Springs, Florida's New Found Glory rose to the top of the genre with Good Charlotte and Saves the Day. Sticks and Stones, their third and most successful album, peaked at number four on the U.S. charts, only to be surpassed two years later by Catalyst, another album... read full bio
With eclectic influences, stellar harmonies and multi-instrumental skills that belie their ages, New Hollow—Mookie Clouse, 20; Evan West, 20; and Chad Blashford, 19—are rock ‘n’ roll obsessives who know more about old-school bands and equipment than many musicians twice their age. Their song “She Ain’t You” scored the teen trio a “Breakthrough Song Of 2013 by Sirius XM’s The Pulse... read full bio
The original members of New Kids On The Block have reunited for the first time in almost a decade and a half, and the band is currently hard at work on their first new album since 1994. This album, which does not yet have a title, is scheduled to be published sometime during the summer of this year. It will... read full bio
The last time New Madrid released an album, they were a single household in Athens, Georgia. In preparation for a release, Phil McGill relocated to New York and established his own Kentucky Bend. It's unintentionally developed into a phase similar of how the band began, writing with Phil in Georgia and Ben Hackett, Alex Woolley and Graham Powers in Tennessee. After magnetkingmagnetqueen,... read full bio
Bernard Sumner, Gillian Gilbert, Phil Cunningham, and Tom Chapman make up the English rock/electronica band New Order, which is regarded as one of the most popular acts on the Factory Records label. The early work of New Order showed the influence of the rock and post-punk band Joy Division. However, since Joy Division broke up, New Order's style and sound... read full bio
New Politics is a trio from Copenhagen, now based in New York City, who have infused electronic alternative, contemporary pop, and punk together to create an infectious sound that has them touring the world nonstop. They've release three full length albums since their inception: New Politics, A Bad Girl in Harlem, and Vikings. They've toured with the likes of Fall... read full bio
The four independent artists that make up the Toronto-based group are Kala Wita, Vella, Ben Key and Noel West. Even if their origins, methods of creation and reasons for being in this place may differ, they fit together like long-lost jigsaw pieces. They switch between instruments and pass the microphone back and forth, changing in real-time during each song with an overtly affectionate... read full bio
Using a sumptuous blend of flamboyant, gothic stadium rock and energetic pop-punk, New Years Day is reminiscent of the dark pageantry of bands like Garbage, Alkaline Trio, Motionless in White, and Evanescence. Adam Lohrbach, the band's principal songwriter and bassist, left the first-generation pop-punk act Home Grown, which had been around for a while, to start his own band. New... read full bio
Irish indie music group NewDad hails from Galway. NME magazine has compared their sound to The Cure, Beabadoobee and Just Mustard. "The band radiates individuality with sardonic but honest songs, vibrant visual components and profound messages about coping with the, albeit harsh, formative experiences," noted Atwood Magazine of the group. The band has performed at the Pitchfork Music Festival in Paris, the... read full bio
The Newsboys are a Christian pop/rock band from Australia, considered one of the most popular bands in the Christian music industry. They currently consist of members Jody Davis, Duncan Phillips, Jeff Frankenstein, and Michael Tait. Long before a separate culture was established to house the bands which would follow in their wake, the Newsboys began with a singular motivation. They... read full bio
NewSong is an American contemporary Christian rock and gospel group that consists of members Eddie Carswell, Billy Goodwin, Russ Lee, Mark Clay and Rico Thomas. The group was founded at Morningside Baptist Church in Valdosta, Georgia. They rose to fame after the release of their three first albums in one year, “More Than Music”, “NewSong Alive” and “All the Best”.... read full bio
Newton Faulkner is an English singer-songwriter and musician from Reigate, Surrey, England, who is known for having a percussive style of guitar playing. Faulkner began playing the guitar when he was only 13 years old and went on to study at the Italia Conti Academy of Theatre Arts before studying at the Academy of Contemporary Music. He first began performing... read full bio
The boys of Next Town Down are not your average boys next door. Terence, Tre’Von, Chris, Malik and Leon create a one-of-a-kind look and sound that no other boy band before them has accomplished. They performed on the Awesomeness Festival Stage at the biggest VidCon yet, with over 30,000 attendees. Next Town Down rocked the stage like pros, and earned... read full bio
The ascension of Nia Archives to become one of the most well-known producers in the jungle genre has been nothing short of spectacular. She released her debut EP Headz Gone West, but since then she has worked with Congo Natty on a remix of Lava La Rue's "Magpie," which Elton John has played on his radio show. Her neo-nostalgic take on breakbeat earned her... read full bio
Niall Breslin, also known as Bressie, is an Irish singer-songwriter, television personality and former footballer from Artane, Dublin, Ireland. Breslin has previously studied at University College Dublin where he studied on a sports scholarship and went on to earn a degree in commerce. Breslin began his career in sports and he represented Westmeath in Gaelic football at minor and then... read full bio
Irish actor and singer-songwriter Niall McNamee is well-known for both his captivating live performances and his deep, emotional compositions. Niall, who describes himself as "a romantic football fan who writes songs," went to London when he was 17 years old and started working on construction sites while gaining a following of loyal fans by performing at bars and music venues all... read full bio
Nic Hanson is a singer, producer, linguist, and multi-instrumentalist from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania who is now based out of New York City. Hanson performs music that is a mixture of soul, funk, hip-hop, and pop. Hanson rose to fame after being featured and co-writing on the single “Keep the Faith” with Moon Boots, which has gone on to have over 10... read full bio
Nic Sheff is an American author best known for his memoirs, "Tweak: Growing Up on Methamphetamines", and "We All Fall Down: Living with Addiction". Nic is the son of author David Sheff, who wrote "Beautiful Boy" about Nic's battle with addiction, which turned into a film. Sheff was only 11 when he first got drunk, this led down a long... read full bio
Nicholas David is a vibrant, dynamic and multi-talented singer/songwriter from Saint Paul, MN. For more than a decade, Nicholas has composed alternative soul music that connects with people worldwide on a deeply human level. Prior to his unforgettable 2012 run with Team CeeLo on NBC's The Voice, Nicholas had already recorded five critically acclaimed albums, experienced national radio airplay and... read full bio
Nick Fradiani rose to popularity as the lead singer of pop/rock band Beach Avenue when they won the Battle of the Bands at Mohegan Sun. He then gained national fame when he and the band competed on the ninth season of America’s Got Talent. The following year, he appeared on the fourteenth season of American Idol and became the first... read full bio
