The Marcels are as advertised, the guys who put the Bomp" in the "Bomp-A-Bomp" back in 1961 when their first recording, "Blue Moon" sold over two and a half million copies. The Marcels can boast of three record albums, numerous hit singles, with sales in the millions. They also recorded the theme song, "The Greatest Love" for the motion picture,... read full bio
Hits include: ""One Life to Live,"" ""There's No Me Without You,"" ""Don't Take Your Love,"" ""Hurt,"" ""Kiss and Say Goodbye,"" ""I Kinda Miss You,"" ""It Feels So Good to Be Loved So Bad,"" ""We Never Danced to a Love Song,"" ""Am I Losing You,"" ""Shining Star"" and ""Crazy"". Legend has it that George ""Smitty"" Smith, Edward ""Sonny"" Bivins, Winfred ""Blue""... read full bio
The Maine is a pop-punk band from Tempe, Arizona. After signing with Fearless Records, they released the five-song EP, The Way We Talk. They landed a slot on Vans Warped Tour the following year, and recorded the album Cant Stop Wont Stop, produced by leading emo-pop producer Matt Squire (Simple Plan, Sum 41). It rose to No. 40 on the... read full bio
The Magnetic Fields are an indie pop band made up of musicians Stephin Merritt, Claudia Gonson, Sam Davol, John Woo, and Shirley Simms. Merritt is the main songwriter, producer, and vocalist for the group and they are essentially a vehicle for his songwriting. He is known for combining electronic and acoustic instruments effortlessly. So far the band has released 11... read full bio
During the '60s, among the most legendary names in music history were born in the Motor City of Detroit, which brought upon a global obsession that transformed into '70s soul. The Magic of Motown is a show that memorializes the great music of the Motown Record label. The show weaves its way through the great songs of Motown, highlighting artists... read full bio
The Lovin’ Spoonful is an American pop rock band from New York that consists of members Joe Butler, Steve Boone, Mike Arturi, Phil Smith and Murray Weinstock. The group has been inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and are best known for their hit singles such as “Did You Ever Have to Make Up Your Mind”, “Summer... read full bio
This upbeat indie pop foursome, which was founded in Leigh, Greater Manchester, England, draws inspiration from the whimsical and carefree elements of popular music from the pre- and post-Britpop eras. Seymour Stein, the head of Sire Records, compared the Lottery Winners to the Smiths when he signed them, as this was the band that initially brought them together. Their self-titled... read full bio
The Lonely Biscuits are an American indie band. The band consists of Grady Gravy" Wenrich (vocals, guitar), Sam Gidley (drums), John Paterini (vocals, guitar), and Nick Byrd (bass). Hailing individually from all over the country, The Lonely Biscuits formed in Nashville, TN to create a sound that blends a wide array of genres into an unwavering, infectious groove. Riding off... read full bio
For more than 40 years, The Lettermen have brought their well-known harmony to sold-out audiences around the world. The catalyst for their success for this entire period has been Tony Butala, who through the years has carefully crafted a group of artists with a pleasing sound recognized anywhere. The Lettermen have recorded 70 albums, including nine gold albums and more... read full bio
Hailing from Long Island, New York, The Lemon Twigs are a band that has put a modern spin on the classic rock sound of the ‘60s, as well as the power-pop sound of the ‘70s. The Beatles, The Beach Boys, The Zombies, Big Star, Badfinger, The Raspberries, 10cc, and Todd Rundgren are among the numerous influences that have informed their... read full bio
The Legwarmers are your ultimate 80s experience. They've captured the best of their favorite decade and created a lively stage show that is sure to send you into a timewarp with tracks like Back in Black," "Walk Like an Egyptian," "Just a Friend," "Karma Chameleon," "Boys Don't Cry," "Girls Just Wanna Have Fun," and so many more! With more... read full bio
Name four great Hanukkah songs. OK, then how about two good Chanukkah songs Not easy, huh Even the great Jewish songwriters, from Irving Berlin to Lieber and Stoller, only wrote Christmas songs. The Festival of Lights could really use some tunes! Two nice Jewish guys have taken up the important task of writing a bunch of great, rockin’ Hanukah songs.... read full bio
The Lazy Eyes' debut album SongBook is a universe unto itself and like any good fantasy world, it follows its own logic. The band is a four-piece from Sydney. When you enter, the colors are a little brighter and the pace is a little slower, but it's possible for it to suddenly pick up speed. Before a hook unexpectedly emerges like... read full bio
Electronic music duo, The Knocks, have been making a name for themselves since their beginnings. The duo consists of Ben 'B-Roc' Ruttner and James 'JPatt' Patterson. The Knocks were named one of the 20 hottest producers in music by NME Magazine, as well as featured frequently in NY Post's Popwrap. They have gained popularity for their singles, ""Dancing With... read full bio
The Klezmatics are globally-renowned world music superstars and the only klezmer band to win a Grammy award. The Klezmatics emerged out of the vibrant cultural scene of New York Citys East Village in 1986 with klezmer steeped in Eastern European Jewish tradition and spirituality, while incorporating contemporary themes such as human rights and anti-fundamentalism and eclectic musical influences including... read full bio
Brothers Joe (vocals/guitar), Ollie (drums) and Jake (lead guitar) are from the Yorkshire Wharfedale towns of Otley and Ilkley. The band connected with bassist Elodie and created The Kites as a result of their common love of songwriting. Playing open-mics and battles of the bands helped The Kites develop their current snappy indie-pop style. The band has been rapidly gaining pace and... read full bio
Considering all of the gold, platinum and R&R Hall of Fame bands that these guys are former and current members of, we can safely say that you've definitely seen or heard one or more of them at some point, either in concert, on TV, or on a CD or DVD. The Kings Of Classic Rock have played for many of... read full bio
One of the most admired family bands since the introduction of The Jackson 5 and The Osmonds, THE JETS made their debut in 1985 and an incredible career in the 80s. THE JETS had eight National Top Ten Records, and sold more than five million albums worldwide. Their Hits like, Make It Real" and "You Got It All", are still... read full bio
Amber Mary Bain, better known as her stage name, The Japanese House, is an English indie-pop musician from Buckinghamshire, England, whose music is a mixture of dream pop, indie pop, electropop and yacht rock. Through her work, Bain uses instruments such as a synthesizer, sampler, keyboard, guitar, bass and drums to create her music. She found her love for music... read full bio
The Jacksons tour features founding members Jackie, Jermaine, Marlon and Tito. With their infectious brand of funky pop-soul and sunny upbeat material, The Jacksons emerged as one of the biggest pop phenomena of the 1970s. They became one of the first groups of black American performers to attain a crossover following, scoring sixteen Top 40 hits on the Hot 10.... read full bio
