Palms is a newly formed Los Angeles based quartet featuring three former members of ISIS (Aaron Harris, Clifford Meyer and Jeff Caxide) with Deftones vocalist Chino Moreno. Palms debut album will be issued by ISIS former label, Ipecac Recordings, and is slated for a spring 2013 release, with a release date to be announced soon.... read full bio
The Ordinary Boys is a British indie rock band that pulls influences from ska, punk, and Bitpop to create an eclectic yet cohesive upbeat sound. Formerly the hardcore outfit Next in Line, The Ordinary Boys take their name from the Morrissey song of the same name. The boys have released four albums since there inception, all charting within the top... read full bio
Austin Plaine has no aspirations of overtaking the greatest songwriters in history. Yes, the native of Minneapolis enjoyed music and guitar when he was 13 years old and revered Bob Dylan. He spent his adolescent years in his bedroom making music. You can hear why Plaine has received early accolades for his somber lyrics and soothing voice on his debut.... read full bio
Nicki Bluhm & The Gramblers is a rising country band, who has a unique flavor to their sound. Nicki's career began when she sang impromptu at a New Year's Eve party, where she sang a blues song that caught the attention of music producer Tim Bluhm. He encouraged Nicki to write songs and perform at public venues. She quickly gained... read full bio
Passafire has gone through several phases of redefining their sound, style, and lineup. The band's biggest 'reset' occurred for their fourth album release, Start From Scratch. Passafire got new band member, Mike DeGuzman on the keyboard, a new producer Paul Leary, and a freshly made band-owned label, FlameGuy Records. Their fourth album stands apart from the rest by having a... read full bio
40 oz to Freedom formed in March of 2007 and has been turning heads from day one. They have a uniquely similar sound to Sublime as well as an amazingly energetic show that is sure to leave you wanting more. All in all, this is the band to see for any true Sublime fan. ROCK ON!!!! ... read full bio
Jimmie's Chicken Shack blends funk-metal with elements of ska and reggae but also a surprising acoustic prowess. Lead vocalist Jimmy HaHa grew up in Maryland and played with a group named Ten Times Big for several years. After the band broke up, he hit the snowboarding circuit for two years but then began several acoustic jams with friends. HaHa recruited... read full bio
In 1996 Days Of The New, headed by Travis Meeks were signed to Outpost Recordings a subsidiary of Geffen Records, and brought on to Warner Chapels publishing. In early 96 Days Of The New did their first tour with Kenny Wayne Sheppard. During that tour the single Touch, Peel and Stand was released, and went to #1 on rock radio... read full bio
COASTS is an up and coming band from Bristol. They have been touring nonstop and growing to fame quite quickly. They have recorded many catchy songs including Oceans", "Your Soul", "Tonight", "Wallow", and "Stone". Their sound has been referred to as a Tropical Guitar sound."... read full bio
Most artists dont start with a leg up or an unfair advantage; they are the bootstrap pullers who make sacrifices and put the long hours in before finally breaking into the public consciousness. Such is true for Priory, the duo consisting of multi-instrumentalists Brandon Rush and Kyle Sears, but their journey runs much deeper: both men risking failure and poverty,... read full bio
Kindness is a British singer. His debut album is titled “World, You Need a Change of Mind”. The album “Otherness” was released a couple years later, and since then, Kindness has toured the worldwide. His singles include “Swingin Party”, “Cyan”, “SEOD”, “Gee Up”, “House”, and “That’s Alright”. Most recently, Kindness appeared at a charity concert to support Blood Orange’s... read full bio
ASTR is a duo that lives, works and writes music in New York City. After meeting three years ago in a Manhattan yoga class, they discovered they shared a musical and artistic sensibility informed by cinema noire, Miami Vice and urban dreamscapes. ASTR was soon born.... read full bio
Unwritten Law is a Southern California band that has conquered adversity many times. Since their establishment in the mid-1990s, they have released five records across five different major labels and dealt with the changing and difficult music industry. Despite what label reps and industry insiders believed, Unwritten Law has continued to thrive through good and bad due to a strong... read full bio
The Blakes are a Seattle, Washington-based band who have been playing gigs around the west coast for over fifteen years. The band started with brothers Garnet and Snow Keim, who originally wrote country music until they met their drummer Bob Husak in a local Seattle coffeehouse. The band put out a string of self-released EPs when living in Los Angeles,... read full bio
Katastro features Andy Chaves on vocals, Andrew Stravers on drums, and Tanner Riccio on guitar and Ryan Weddle on bass. Katastro creatively blended elements of rock, funk, blues and hip hop to gain a grassroots fan base. The first album No Mud No Lotus help drastically widen their fan base, and is their most successful release to date. The album... read full bio
Lewis Del Mar is an experimental pop duo from NYC, made up of singer/guitarist Danny Miller and drummer/producer Max Harwood. They rose to popularity with their very first track, “Loud(y)”, which was listed at number one on Hype Machine’s Popular Tracks chart and emerged on Billboard’s Alternative Songs chart. Their debut EP rose to No. 7 on Billboard’s Emerging Artists... read full bio
English musician Ian Ball is most well known as lead vocalist/ guitarist of the indie rock band, Gomez. With Gomez, he recorded seven albums, including one certified Silver and two Platinum. They’ve performed at popular festivals including SXSW, Beale Street, Bonnaroo, Jazzfest, Sasquatch, Jam Cruise, and Lollapalooza. The band’s music has been heard several times throughout film and television: ... read full bio
Willie Nile is a singer and songwriter from Buffalo, New York. He grew up in a musically talented family; his siblings played piano, his mother had a deep love for music, and his grandfather ran an orchestra and played the piano with such famous performers as Bill Bojangles Robinson and Eddie Cantor. Later in life, Willie landed a residency... read full bio
Public Service Broadcasting is an alternative rock/ electronica band from London, made up of three multi-instrumentalists. They’ve toured all around the globe, and were winners of the Vanguard Breakthrough Award at Prog magazine‘s fourth annual Progressive Music Awards. After founder J. Willgoose released the One EP as a solo artist, Wrigglesworth joined him to perform at Aestival in Suffolk. They... read full bio
Emerson Hart is the leader singer of the band Tonic, with whom he produced six Top 10 singles, sold over four million records, garnered two Grammy nominations, Platinum albums, numerous awards and hit songs around the world, plus has been the #1 most-played rock song. Tonic was a musical powerhouse, merging the raw honesty of rock to unabashed melody…and ushering... read full bio
