As one of country music's best-loved artists, Grand Ole Opry member Craig Morgan has made a name for himself with signature hits, such as: Bonfire,"" ""Almost Home,"" ""Redneck Yacht Club,"" ""That's What I Love About Sunday"" and ""International Harvester,"" along with his latest hit and title track to his new record, ""This Ole Boy."" His new single, ""More Trucks Than... read full bio
Taking Back Sunday originally formed on Long Island, New York. The band has gone through several lineup changes. Their first release came with the Taking Back Sunday EP, and featured Antonio Longo on vocals, John Nolan on guitar and backing vocals, Eddie Reyes on guitar (the original founder of the band), Jesse Lacey, Adam Lazzara and Mark O’Connell replaced Stevie... read full bio
Gavin DeGraw is a musician, singer, and songwriter from South Fallsburg, New York. He began singing and playing piano at the age of eight, after his brother suggested that he start writing his own songs. DeGraw rose to stardom when his single "I Don’t Want To Be" was chosen as the theme song for the teen drama One Tree Hill.... read full bio
Since the release of their debut album, 38 Special has created a musical legacy that has cross generational appeal. With gold and platinum albums, Top 10 hits, and sold-out stadium tours to their credit, 38 Special has broken the Southern Rock mold and established themselves as a classic American rock-and-roll band. Best known for their hits “Hold on Loosely,” “If... read full bio
Pat Green is an American singer-songwriter country artist from San Antonio, Texas. Green has released ten albums in his career, fifteen of his singles have charted on Billboard’s Hot Country Songs, and his single “Wave on Wave” peaked at number 3, and his album with the same name earned certified gold. Green grew up playing music at local bars and... read full bio
Lifehouse has spent their entire career juggling two different personas: loud live rock and roll band and radio-ready song writers. The group was founded in Los Angeles, California, in the late 1990s, and in 2000, they gained international notoriety with the publication of their critically acclaimed debut album, No Name Face. Their debut single, "Hanging by a Moment," peaked at... read full bio
Michelle Branch began singing at the young age of three, and signed with Maverick Records when she was eighteen. Her first major-label album, titled The Spirit Room, was released soon after. Michelle's hit single “Everywhere” gained tons of success and won Michelle an MTV Video Music Award in the Viewer's Choice category. The album was certified double Platinum by the... read full bio
A star of stage and screen, Matthew Morrison has been nominated for Tony, Emmy and Golden Globe awards, as well as won a Satellite Award for his role on Glee. Morrison most notably starred in Glee, Fox’s hit musical comedy series. In the show, Morrison starred as Will Schuester, an optimistic high school teacher who tries to refuel his own... read full bio
Post-disco and post-punk music were collectively referred to as Parliament-Funkadelic. A lot of different artists, like Jimi Hendrix, Led Zeppelin, Otis Redding, and Sly Stone, influenced the band. George Clinton is the main driving force behind P-Funk and a musician, songwriter, bandleader, and producer. In their early years, Parliament and Funkadelic both had the same group of musicians playing different... read full bio
Robin Thicke has built an impressive list of accolades to account for his successful music career. He has been nominated for four Grammys and four American Music Awards, among countless other prestigious nominations. His song Lost Without U earned him an ASCAP Rhythm and Soul Music Award and a BET Award nomination. Blurred Lines, a collaboration with T.I. and Pharrell... read full bio
The Texas-based Christian contemporary music group Sixpence None the Richer was formed in the early 1990s when guitarist Matt Slocum met vocalist Leigh Nash (then Lee Bingham) during a church retreat. The band was named after a section from C.S. Lewis' Mere Christianity. The band, which was originally a trio with bassist T.J. Behling rounding out the lineup, put out... read full bio
The four friends from Boston were aware of how far they had come as a group after spending three years on the road in support of Boys Like Girls, which has sold over 700,000 copies to date, been certified gold by the RIAA, and produced the top ten Top 40 radio hit "The Great Escape." They gave their fans a... read full bio
Sheila E is an American singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, record producer and actress. She is best known for her work as a solo artist but she was also a percussionist and singer for The George Duke Band prior. She is the daughter of Pete Escovedo, whom she performs with often, and is also related to Alejandro Escovedo, Coke Escovedo, Nicole Richie, and... read full bio
If you sit and talk to many of the alternative rock artists dominating today’s music, you’ll find that many of them pay homage to the The Psychedelic Furs. Led by front man and songwriter Richard Butler, the Furs won over fans and critics alike by combining poetic lyrics, innovative rhythms and melodies driven by an aggressive, punk desperation. Through it... read full bio
Kim Wilde is an English pop singer, author, and television presenter who burst onto the music scene in 1981 with the number 2 UK Singles Chart new wave classic ""Kids in America"". In 1983, Wilde received the Brit Award for Best British Female. In 1987 she had a major hit in the US when her version of The Supremes' classic... read full bio
Born in Mogadishu, Somalia, K'NAAN (whose name means traveler" in Somali) his mother, and two siblings moved to Canada and he began rapping. He dropped out of high school and traveled around North America. K'NAAN performed at the United Nations' 50th anniversary concert in 1999, in Geneva, and used his platform to criticize the United Nations' handling of the 1990s... read full bio
Bridgit Mendler is an American actress, and singer-songwriter who grew fame through her roles in Disney Channel series such as playing Juliet Van Heusen in series “Wizards of Waverly Place”, playing Olivia in Disney TV film “Lemonade Mouth”, and starring as Teddy Duncan in the series “Good Luck Charlie”. She began to find a passion for acting when she first... read full bio
As one of rock 'n roll's most distinctive vocalists, Paul Rodgers first came to prominence as a member of the group Free. Rodgers formed Bad Company with Mott the Hoople guitarist Mick Ralphs. Their debut album, enjoyed international success. One of the most popular of all rock bands, Rodgers' six multi-platinum albums with Bad Company have spawned such radio classics... read full bio
P.O.D., or Payable on Death, is an American Christian Metal band formed in 1992. P.O.D. has released seven studio albums and have sold over 10 million records worldwide. Over the course of their career, the band have also received three Grammy Award nominations, contributed to numerous motion picture soundtracks and toured the world over many times. P.O.D. has... read full bio
Latin America's American Idol, Dancing with the Stars and Comedy Competition, packaged into one power-house TV reality series of child stars! The most acclaimed family TV show in Latin America and in the US now touring. Over 45,000 children were casted for the Pequenos Gigantes #2 2012 season and only 28 of the most gifted and talented latin children entered... read full bio
