Juliana was born in Maine and grew up in the Boston suburb of Duxbury. She is daughter of Philip M. Hatfield and The Boston Globe fashion critic Julie Hatfield. She acquired a love of rock music during the 1970s, having been introduced by a babysitter to the music of the seminal Los Angeles punk rock band X. She was also... read full bio
Coming of age in the Bay Area in the mid 90s, VAST front man Jon Crosby was exposed to an eclectic mix of alternative music, global consciousness, coffeehouse culture, and the Internet. It was in this atmosphere he began experimenting with mixing electronic, world, classical, metal, and pop to create a sound that music critics found impossible to classify. Hit... read full bio
Richard Butler has been the charismatic front man for The Psychedelic Furs for nigh unto 30 years, the band having initially formed in 1977. For a fair share of the 90s, The Psychedelic Furs were inactive, while Butler recorded and performed with Love Spit Love, which occasionally also featured Furss bassman Tim Butler. Likewise, when the Furs reformed in 2001,... read full bio
Steel Train is proof that music fans are alive and breathing and, more importantly still supporting live music. Spawning from a scene where taste changes like the tide, Steel Train has been on a steady upward climb for four years and was recently added to The Starting Lines tour. After releasing its second full-length via Drive Thru Records, Steel Train... read full bio
Considered by many (including Peter Buck, Eddie Vedder and Kurt Cobain) to be the greatest band to emerge from the underground scene, the Meat Puppets first played together at friends’ parties in their hometown of Phoenix, Arizona. Brothers Cris (bass) and Curt Kirkwood (guitar and vocals) and Bostrom (drums) were simultaneously attracted to hardcore’s cathartic energy and opposed to its... read full bio
Alberta Cross is a Brooklyn based, Eat London formed band best known for the song Money For The Weekend featured in Ketel One commercials and on the soundtrack for Madden NFL. Additionally, their work has been used on the television shows Californication and Longmire. The blues and country influenced band draw their sound from the foundation built by the Band... read full bio
Meredith Brooks is a singer/songwriter and guitarist. She emerged on the music scene when there were countless other female singer/songwriters all with something to say. Meredith Brooks determined to set herself apart, released the edgy track B***h". This single garnered her a nomination for the Grammy Award for Best Female Rock Vocal Performance. "B***h" became such a hit, it... read full bio
Avalon is Christian musics premier rock band. Together for over 15 years, sold more than three million albums, charted 20 number 1 singles, and won an American Music Award. Among other miscellaneous awards, the group has received three Grammy nominations and taken home six Dove Awards, the highest award for a Christian artist. They have released 12 projects, including one... read full bio
Urge over kill is an American rock band from Chicago. They are best known for their hit song, Sister Havana. Their cover of Neil Diamond's "Girl, You'll Be a Woman Soon," which was notably used in Quentin Tarantino's Pulp Fiction and soon got a cult following because of the film. Although they draped their quest for stardom... read full bio
Toni Childs, raised in a family where movies and rock'n'roll were forbidden, ran away from home at 15 and hitched up and down the West Coast jamming with local blues bands. She was signed to A&M Records and soon began to work with songwriter/producer/musician David Ricketts (David+David) on the soundtrack for the film Echo Park. Her first tour... read full bio
The Lords of the Underground (L.O.T.U.G.) are a 1990s hip-hop trio based out of Newark, New Jersey. MCs Mr. Funke and DoItAll Dupr met DJ Lord Jazz (a native of Cleveland) when all three were undergraduates at Shaw University. In their initial releases, their first two albums Here Come The Lords (1993) and Keepers of the Funk (1994), earned them... read full bio
Pianist/ acoustic guitarist Rachael Yamagata's dark, smokey alto garners frequent comparisons to Fiona Apple. She has released four full-length album: Happenstance, Elephants... Teeth Sinking into Heart, Chesapeake, and Tightrope Walker. She made an appearance in Jason Mrazs second album, singing a song with him called Did You Get My Message". She also teamed with with Toots & The Maytals to... read full bio
Rhett Miller is the lead singer of the alternative country band Old 97's and a successful solo musician. In addition to his nine studio albums with the 97s, most recently The Grand Theatre Volume One and The Grand Theatre Vol. 2, he has released seven solo albums: Mythologies, The Instigator, The Believer, Rhett Miller, The Interpreter: Live at Largo, The... read full bio
Cartel, hailing from Conyers, Georgia, has gone through many tumultuous yet exciting experiences that have brought them to the 2013 release of their fourth album, Collider. The title is a representation of those experiences that shaped the continuing career of the band. Cartel found themselves without a label, and marched forward with the idea of self-releasing and self-producing their own... read full bio
David von Mering and Carter Schultz of Wayland, MA, create music that finds its roots in reggae, acoustic pop and indie rock, with smooth guitar riffs and a strong rap component. Aer has done several college tours around the country, as well as sold out headline shows at Gramercy Theatre in New York City, The Middle East Downstairs in Boston,... read full bio
The Kopecky Family Band began its musical journey in the fall of 2007 in Nashville, Tenneesee. The Kopecky Family Band consists of six members, Gabe on the guitar and vocals, Kelsey on vocals and keys, Steven with lead guitar, Corey on the bass, Markus on the cello, and David on the drums. The band's first musical release was... read full bio
Matt Morris is an American pop artist. He started his musical career when he was in his teens in the early 1990s where he was a cast member of the Disney Channel television series The Mickey Mouse Club. On the show, Morris met future collaborators such as Justin Timberlake, Christina Aguilera, as well as many other future celeberties.... read full bio
Karla Bonoff is an American singer and songwriter but she is mainly known for her skills as a songwriter. Many of her songs have been turned into huge hits such as Home" by Bonnie Raitt, "Isn't It Always Love" by Lynn Anderson, and "Tell Me Why" by Wynonna Judd. She has also sang her own songs on four different full-length... read full bio
Katie Curtis is a folk-pop performer who sings and writes her music. She started her career releasing cassettes but advanced to CD's shortly after. Her self titled album was named Album of the Year at that year's Gay and Lesbian American Music Awards. To date, she has released thirteen full-length albums. Her songs have been featured in Dawson's Creek,... read full bio
Mercury Rev is an American alternative rock group, that formed in the late 1980s in Buffalo, New York. Current band members include Jonathan Donahue (vocals, guitars), Sean Mackowiak, a.k.a. Grasshopper" (guitar), Carlos Anthony Molina (bass) and Jason Miranda (drums). The release of their album Deserter's Songs made catapulted Mercury Rev into pop stardom, producing three UK Top 40 singles. NME... read full bio
