Charlie Winston Gleave, also known as Charlie Winston, is an English singer-songwriter who is currently based in London. It all started when Charlie was playing bass for Tom Baxter (his brother) on the “Feather and Stone” album. Charlie frequently toured with Tom, honing his craft and becoming an even more solid musician. At the same time, he was also composing... read full bio
Charlie Musselwhite can be most identified as the “white bluesman”. He is one of the few American electric blues harmonica players and bandleaders who is a non-black bluesman. Musselwhite led his very own band and released the very famous Stand Back! Here Comes Charley Musselwhite’s Southside Band, which gained immediate success. Musselwhite has released over 20 albums, as well as... read full bio
Charley Crockett is a blues singer from San Benito, Texas who has led a wild life on the American frontier. Charley Crockett is a real relative of Davy Crockett, the American folk hero who is revered throughout the country. Crockett has performed his music on the sidewalks of New Orleans, New York City, Texas, and California, as well as all... read full bio
Charles Bradley was raised in Brooklyn, New York. He lived most of his childhood on the streets, but was able to take away one good memory, which was when his sister took him to see James Brown at The Apollo. Brown's performance left a strong impression on Bradley and inspired him to get off of the streets and... read full bio
Known for his skills as an electric blues guitarist, drummer, vocalist, and composer, Cedric O. Burnside is a powerful force in American music. As the son of blues drummer Calvin Jackson and the legendary blues singer, songwriter, and guitarist R. L. Burnside's grandson, his family history is replete with musical greatness. Burnside's musical prowess has resonated with a wide range of... read full bio
Catherine Russell is an American jazz singer from New York City who blends together genres such as blues and rock into her music. She is daughter of the late Luis Russell who was a famous pianist. Her mother was also an accomplished musician so music came easy to Russell. While a child, Russell had a love for music such as... read full bio
"Cat Clyde is an alternative jazz and blues artist from Stratford, Ontario. Her new take on jazz and blues sounds enthralls audiences around the world. With smooth vocals, entrancing piano, and sweet guitar, Clyde has compiled songs reminiscent of Etta James and Janis Joplin. Her sounds instantly transport listeners to a different time and place. The alternative artist has won... read full bio
Carrie Rodrigues is a Mexican-American singer/songwriter from Texas. Her southern roots helped her establish her unique sounds. Carrie Rodriguez uses different instruments including a fiddle, mandobird, and tenor guitar very often in her music. Her touring band members as well have unique instruments that help create Carries sound. Her first album was a duet recorded with artist Chip Taylor in... read full bio
A groundbreaking blues/rock band, Canned Heat's niche in music history was secured with their performances at the Monterey Pop Festival and the original Woodstock Festival. For 44 years, they have played everything from motorcycle festivals to charity shows, while recording 34 albums and selling millions of records. Canned Heat has had three #1 worldwide hits that continue to be used... read full bio
Cameron Dettman is a Las Vegas based musician who performs a blend of genres such as pop, country, blues, soul and funk. Dettman blends together the sound of music from the 70’s with today’s pop sounds. He is known as old school meets new school and he started performing in the early 2000’s. Dettman started performing with the band Water... read full bio
Calum Scott is best known for his appearance on the ninth season of Britain’s Got Talent. He sang a cover of “Dancing On My Own” in his first audition, for which he received not only a standing ovation from the audience and the judges, but a golden buzzer from Simon Cowell, sending him directly to the live shows. Even though... read full bio
When Thomas Busby saw the multi-talented musician Jeremy Marou strumming his ukele in a verdant woodland close to the banks of the Fitzroy River in Rockhampton, he made the decision to put his "office worker by day, rock star by night" theory to the test. The Australian music landscape is increasingly being impacted by Busby Marou. If you are unfamiliar with them,... read full bio
Around these lads, it's difficult to remain motionless. They make that rhythmic toe-tapping, knee-slapping and boot-stomping noise. Buffalo Wabs & The Price Hill Hustle create music that stays in your spirit and makes you want to shout into the night sky while barefoot. Their style is equal parts raucous honkytonk and old-time pioneers. To produce something original and deeply entrenched, they draw... read full bio
Any discussion of Buddy Guy invariably involves a recitation of his colossal musical resume and hard-earned accolades. He's a Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Louisiana Music Hall of Fame, Guitar Center's Hollywood Rockwalk and Musicians Hall of Fame and Museum inductee. He is also a chief guitar influence to rock titans like Hendrix, Clapton, Beck, and Vaughan, a pioneer... read full bio
Brothers Osborne is a country music duo, made up of brothers T.J. and John Osborne. Deeply rooted in their upbringing in Deale, Maryland, the duo began their music career at home. Their close-knit family spent time writing and playing songs with each other, rather than succumbing to modern technologies (like watching television). Writing and playing songs for years led the... read full bio
Brenna Whitaker is an old soul with a larger-than-life presence and vocals that will haunt you. She grew up listening to Ruth Brown, Peggy Lee, Cab Calloway, and Etta James and these artists influenced her career and helped her found her voice and her way. Whitaker started her career in theater at age 11 and went on to study along... read full bio
The daughter of the Broadway great John Raitt, Bonnie Raitt has long been the critics' favorite, but she did not achieve popular success until her ninth blockbuster album, which was titled Nick of Time and was released in 1989. Bottleneck guitar is a rare instrument for women, and Raitt is one of the few who can play it. Her songs... read full bio
Deborah Bonham has made a name for herself as one of the best blues, rock and soul vocalists the UK has ever produced throughout the course of a remarkable career. She has consistently followed while simultaneously receiving accolades for a run of highly acclaimed original album releases, enthralling standing ovation concert performances at the Royal Albert Hall, London Palladium and on the... read full bio
Bone Hill: The Concert is a dramatic musical work, inspired by Martha Redbones family lineage. The story depicts one womans return to her homeland in the Appalachian Mountains and the coalmines of Harlan Country, Kentucky. The music spans over the lives of four generations of women, a Cherokee family. Touching upon topics like the familys connection to the land, this... read full bio
Michael League, Snarky Puppys founding member, debuted his new band Bokante. They released an album, titled Strange Circles, on Leagues GroundUP Music label. They also recorded a music video for their track Jou Ke Ouve. League plays the baritone guitar and bass, along with the eight-piece collective that includes Roosevelt Collier (lap and pedal steel guitar), Chris McQueen (guitar), Bob... read full bio
