The Fratellis are an indie rock band from Scotland whose name comes from the criminal family in The Goonies. The band consists of Jon Fratelli, Barry Fratelli, and Mince Fratelli. They have released three full length albums to date but are probably best known for their hit singles that made it to the top ten, Chelsea Dagger and Whistle For... read full bio
The Franklin Electric group is fueled by passion of the brain, the heart, and the imagination. They launched into fame after winning a Nashville songwriting competition, which led them to open for acts like Ben Howard, Mumford and Sons, Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros, Half Moon Run, and more. Playing over 180 shows across the world, and playing three... read full bio
The Foxies, a band with definite DIY tendencies, co-produced Who Are You Now, Who Were You Then with a changing cast of collaborators in Los Angeles and Nashville, frequently recording tracks in their own homes. As they created the record, the three drew influence from pop legends like Prince and David Bowie and concocted a distinctive sound by fusing a variety... read full bio
The Format, an American indie rock band formed in 2002, is known for its unique blend of indie, alternative, punk, and folk music with influences of 1960s and 1970s pop music. The duo of Nate Ruess and Sam Means, childhood friends, formed the band after playing together in the band Nevergonnascore. The band's name, The Format, was chosen as a... read full bio
The members of The Florentinas, who formed at the beginning of 2019, are Paddy Boyd (vocals), Luke Swann (guitar), Jakob Swann (drums) and Jacob Kane (bass). They first met when attending secondary school in Bangor, Northern Ireland. Their indie rock with lots of hooks has gained popularity both domestically and abroad, landing them a publishing agreement with BMG. Sandcastles and It's Not In... read full bio
The Flints are a Sydney-based band that formed in 2017, known for their emotional, socially conscious music. Their sound has been compared to a combination of Radiohead, City and Colour, Death Cab for Cutie, Sigur Ros, and Jeff Buckley, blending elements of rock, folk, and indie pop. The band has released several songs and EPs, including "Light and Dark" and "Reflections,"... read full bio
The Fleshtones are a 1976-founded American garage rock group from Queens, New York. On May 19, 1976, The Fleshtones made their debut at CBGB. Beginning in 1978, the brothers Gordon and Brian Spaeth of Action Combo frequently performed with the group both live and for recordings. In 1983, Gordon joined the band as a legitimate member. The Fleshtones had a local... read full bio
The Flatliners' career is evidence of tenacity and commitment. The band has traveled countless hours on the road and gathered a devoted legion of followers along the way with a lineup that has never deviated from the original members who first met when they were teenagers. The Flatliners, who have been pounding out loud songs in dive bars, festival stages and concert... read full bio
The band was founded by Kaoru Nakazawa and Yuto Uchino. Managing songwriting, recording, mixing, and production, Yuto Uchino is the driving force behind the band's sound. He produces a wonderful and dreamy musical experience with his smooth and silky voice and unique floating sense. A blend of jazz, funk, and soul adds to the band's indie and psychedelic pop roots... read full bio
In a group known as The Fearless Flyers, Joe Dart on bass, Nate Smith on drums, Cory Wong and Mark Lettieri on guitars make up some of the country's grooviest virtuosos. With the exception of Lettieri, who plays for the Grammy-winning jazz fusion group Snarky Puppy, the majority of the group are members of Jack Stratton's funk band Vulfpeck. The Fearless... read full bio
Three brothers Ollie, Timothy, and William Walter form a blues rock band called The Family Rain. The brothers were inspired to form a band as teenagers after seeing the hard rock/glam metal band The Darkness perform. The band of brothers started out doing covers of other band’s songs, but they eventually transitioned into writing their own music. Prior to calling... read full bio
The Faint is an indie rock/dance punk band formed in Omaha, Nebraska in 1995. They recently split from their longtime home Saddle Creek Records to record their latest album Fasciinatiion on their own label, blank.wav. They signed to Saddle Creek Records but were unable to establish widespread sales, though they were extremely popular in the Omaha-area. The Faint released Media,... read full bio
The Faim might not be familiar to you yet. They recently inked a global contract with BMG Music, which you might not be aware of. You might not be aware of the fact that renowned L.A. producer John Feldmann (Blink 182, The Used, All Time Low) was so enthralled by their recordings that he personally invited them to L.A. to... read full bio
Over a decade on the scene & their upcoming, 5th Warped Tour, The Fabulous Rudies sound is an eclectic blend of styles with a heavy dose of lively, infectious energy reminiscent of the best of 80’s ska but with a modernized, intelligent feel. The Fabulous Rudies are recording new songs to be released on Fun1One Records. They have often been... read full bio
The Expendables had a laid-back childhood in Santa Cruz, California, where they learned to surf, skate, party, and perform music. The Expendables have made a name for themselves in the California surf rock scene since 1997. The Expendables have been drawing attention for years by fusing reggae, punk rock, and guitar solos in the style of the 1980s. Meet the... read full bio
Dave Wakeling, the singer/songwriter from The English Beat and General Public, is known not only for his music but also for his storytelling. He loves to share the inspirations behind his songs, either from stage or after a show. A man of strong values and principles, Wakeling always stands up for what he believes in. He has used his music... read full bio
The East Pointers are a folk band comprised of members Koady Chaisson, Tim Chaisson, and Jake Charron. The trio combines the banjo, fiddle, guitar, and wholesome vocals to create original roots music. Their debut album, Secret Victory, earned The East Pointers a JUNO Award. The East Pointers’ palpable sound and authentic feel is fuel for anyone’s ears. The members of... read full bio
When The Drowning Men formed, the product of a childhood friendship between Bardeen, Dolan and Eisenkerch, the idea wasn't to make a career, but to make music. The band, who added Messer and Smith into the mix, musicians who were equally instrumental to the formation of the group, practiced at least three days a week and a self-released an EP,... read full bio
The Driver Era is an American alternative rock musical duo that consists of brothers Rocky and Ross Lynch, the latter of which is a popular actor as well. The duo were previously member of the now defunct band R5, which consisted of their other sibling Riker and Rydel Lynch, and Ellington Ratliff. After R5 disbanded, Ross and Rocky decided to... read full bio
The Dreggs are an Australian acoustic folk duo consisting of Paddy Macrae and Zane Harris. They consider their music to be the ideal accompaniment for "road trips," and it is greatly influenced by Australian beach culture. With its fingerpicking, warm buildups, storytelling, and harmony, The Dreggs' music evokes a variety of emotions, from easy listening to dancing. The Dreggs, who... read full bio
