Scottish indie pop group Camera Obscura is based in Glasgow. Since its formation in 1996, the group has put out six studio albums. Lead vocalist Tracyanne Campbell, guitarist/vocalist Kenny McKeeve, bassist Gavin Dunbar, and drummer Lee Thomson make up the band's current lineup. The band took a break after longtime keyboardist Carey Lander passed away. Many have referred to the band's... read full bio
Max Schneider is an actor, singer, songwriter, dancer, model, and musician. Musically, he is known as MAX. He started performing at only 3 years old and got his first agent by the time he was 14. He was the winner of a YoungArts Theater award. He has done modeling campaigns with Madonna for Dolce and Gabbana, he has toured with... read full bio
Bad Books was never an intended or was a calculated side project of Kevin Devine and Manchester Orchestra’s Andy Hull. Though the two musicians have collaborated and performed together on tour and within the Favorite Gentlemen community of artists for years now, the genesis of Bad Books came from a simple idea to fill space and time off the road... read full bio
A native of Queens, New York, Anthony Raneri got on the music radar of punk fans in the early 2000s as the lead singer and guitarist of the band Bayside. The group who had chosen their name as a nod to the neighborhood of their youth formed and excelled in making moody and emotional pop-punk that bore the influence of... read full bio
Tenth Avenue North is an American band that plays Christian contemporary music. They come from West Palm Beach, Florida and their band name derives from an east-west road in Palm Beach County. The group consists of Mike Donehey playing the guitar and singing, Jeff Owen playing the electric guitar, Ruben Juarez III playing the bass guitar, Jason Jamison playing the... read full bio
Singer/songwriters Deb Talan and Steve Tannen make up the indie duo The Weepies. Not only are they an amazing duo that has produced subtly intoxicating folk-pop music, but they are also a married couple. The first night they met, the pair began to write songs with each other, and then formed The Weepies. They produced their first album, titled Happiness,... read full bio
The Texas troubadour duo "Shane and Shane," also known as Shane Barnard and Shane Everett, are on a quest to introduce a new generation of college-age individuals to a life-changing connection with God. The duo sets off on this holy adventure with the release of their album "Psalms" on June 4 through inpop records. They are joined by a shared... read full bio
Jake Smith, known in the music world as The White Buffalo, is a down-to-earth country singer and songwriter whose sound is a concoction of folk, Americana, blues, and rock. Strange as it may seem, he music of choice growing up was the punk genre, and he listened to bands such as the Circle Jerks and the Descendents. He began performing... read full bio
The Temper Trap is an Australian indie rock band that formed in Melbourne in 2005. The band is known for their soaring melodies, atmospheric soundscapes, and emotionally charged lyrics. In 2009, The Temper Trap released their debut album, "Conditions," which includes hit songs such as "Sweet Disposition," "Fader," and "Love Lost." The album was a critical and commercial success, and helped... read full bio
Benjamin Clementine is a British singer-songwriter and pianist on the rise. His debut album, At Least For Now, earned him the UK’s prestigious Mercury Prize. The honor is the most recent chapter in an incredible success story including homelessness, cult status in Paris, the Best New Actor honor at Les Victoires de la Musique (the French equivalent of the Grammys),... read full bio
Curtis Harding could best be described as a student of the gritty, sweat-dripping, hip-swinging blues that wafted through the air of the American sixties. The offspring of a mother who sang gospel, and a retired veteran, he traveled all over the country as a child, singing alongside his parents, learning that music was in fact the great communicator, and that... read full bio
British singer-songwriter Greg Holden gained popularity with the released of his hit charity single “The Lost Boy”. The song was inspired by the book What is the What, about Sudanese refugees. It topped the Ditch iTunes singles chart on Christmas Day and peaked at No. 2 on the Dutch Top 40. Holden released an official music video for “The Lost... read full bio
British blues rock and folk musician Jamie N Commons has released three EPs, The Baron, Rumble and Sway, and Jamie N Commons. Shortly after the release of Rumble and Sway, Jamie opened for Bruce Springteeen in Nijmegen. He is featured on Eminem’s album The Marshall Mathers LP 2, in the song “Desperation” which is only included in the deluxe edition... read full bio
Americana group Drew Holcomb and the Neighbors is from East Nashville and Memphis in Tennessee, the United States. 2005 saw the formation of the band by Drew Holcomb (lead vocals, guitar, harmonica). Rich Brinsfield and Nathan Dugger (guitar, keyboard) make up the rest of the band (bass). Ellie Holcomb, Holcomb's wife, who had been a band member since 2005, finally... read full bio
Rolling Stone just deemed them “a band you need to know” and compared their stomping, hard-rock sound to the likes of Led Zeppelin, Janis Joplin and Black Sabbath. Rolling Stone also listed Dorothy #14 on their 50 Best New Artist list. The band formed in 2013 and shortly there after their hard-hitting debut single “After Midnight” was released. The... read full bio
Day Wave is a 2014-founded American indie rock band from Oakland, California. The Jackson Phillips-led band, which features additional musicians for live performances, published its first EP, Headcase, in 2015. Day Wave has been highlighted in Billboard and LA Mag. During Blonde Redhead's fall 2016 tour, they served as the opener. Day Wave joined Harvest Records in November 2016 and... read full bio
Husband and wife Michael Trent and Cary Ann Hearst make up the folk duo that its Shovels & Rope, based out of Charleston, South Carolina. Blending elements of their individual solo careers, their work is a mix of folk, rock and roll, country rock, and punk rock. Both members play the guitar, keyboard and percussion, with Cary Ann Hearst also... read full bio
Deb Talan is one-half of the husband/ wife folk duo, The Weepies. With over a million records sold as The Weepies, Deb released her solo record, Lucky Girl. After battling cancer and fully recovering, she wanted to make something that was all her own. The thirteen tracks that make up Lucky Girl display Debs inclination towards pop, her signature confessional... read full bio
Lo Moon is a soulful LA-based electronic trio, who has performances at events including Governor’s Ball New York and Lollapalooza under their belts, with many more to come. Their debut single, a lengthy anthem titled “Loveless”, was named by NPR among their “10 New Songs on Repeat”. Lo Moon has landed opening slots with artists like MUNA and The Temper... read full bio
Cherub is the captivating dance offspring of 80s funk and cutting-edge pop music. They are an exciting and avant-garde electro-pop combo. Cherub, a group made up of the gifted Jordan Kelley and Jason Huber, is motivated by a love for creating authentic, creative music and a dynamic live show that makes an impact on audiences everywhere. Their goal is to... read full bio
