"If there has ever been a band comfortable about being appreciated solely on its merits – about being accepted ‘as is,’ that band is 10 Years. Ever since 2001, when the group replaced their original vocalist with Jesse Hasek, 10 Years seemed to sense that being armed with signature sound and fury would eventually gain them one of the most loyal... read full bio
10,000 Maniacs is a critically acclaimed alternative rock band that formed in the early 80’s. They are considered one of the originators of the college rock sound of the 1980s and 1990s and helped reshape FM radio with their pop conscious and lush aesthetic sounds. They gained the most success in after the release of their album, In My Tribe.... read full bio
12 Stones are an American rock group best known for providing the theme song (their track Broken) for the WWEs Judgment Day pay-per-view. The Christian post-grunge band was formed in Louisiana in 2000 and currently consists of Paul McCoy and Eric Weaver. Over the course of their 15 year-career, theyve sold over 2 million records. Other media sources their tracks... read full bio
220 Kid, born William Edward Graydon, is an English record producer and DJ. He was previously part of the duo OMYO with Tom McCorkell. 220 Kid’s father was previously the music manager for Robin Gibb, a former member of the Bee Gees. 220 Kid made his big debut with the song “Lights” in 2018, followed by “Pleasure to Love You”... read full bio
American band 3 Doors Down rose to national fame with their first single, “Kryptonite” when it charted in the top three on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. They subsequently released their debut album, The Better Life. The album was the 11th best-selling album of the year and was certified 6x platinum in the United States. Their second album, Away from... read full bio
311 is an American rock band formed out of Omaha, Nebraska. Though generally known as an alternative rock band, they are know for integrating genres such as rap rock, rap metal, funk rock, funk metal, reggae, and jazz fusion into their sound. 311 has sold over 8.5 million records in the U.S.. After years of consistent touring, they have developed... read full bio
40 oz to Freedom formed in March of 2007 and has been turning heads from day one. They have a uniquely similar sound to Sublime as well as an amazingly energetic show that is sure to leave you wanting more. All in all, this is the band to see for any true Sublime fan. ROCK ON!!!! ... read full bio
The love of early 90s rave, hardcore, and old school jungle served as the inspiration for the formation of 4am Kru. They find motivation in a wide variety of musical styles, ranging from RnB slow jams to soundtracks from movies from the 1980s. Our favorite Jungle compositions from back in the day frequently paid respect to other great pieces of... read full bio
54-40 is Neil Osborne, Brad Merritt, Matt Johnson & Dave Genn. Inspired by the punk/new music scene of Vancouver, BC, 54-40 first performed at the dawn of 1981. After 30 years, 16 releases and more than 2000 performances, the secret to 54-40′s longevity is their ability to redefine and reinvent themselves – taking long-time 54-40 fans on a thrill ride,... read full bio
7ebra are identical twin sisters from Malmo, Sweden, who are now 25 years old and who have spent their entire lives doing music together. Inez plays electric guitar and sings, while Ella plays a keyboard, organ, and Mellotron while manually playing drum samples with her feet. Together, the two of them sing eerie harmonies in a way that only twins... read full bio
8 Kalacas appeared out of Orange County. The word "skacore" was finally created by their explosive fusion of hardcore and ska with Latin influences. The band has released two full-length albums (Self-Titled & Kill the Radio), one EP and numerous compilations. Their third studio album was released in the fall via Oracle Records. The band is inspired by the concepts of hate, love, injustice and life.... read full bio
808 State are a British electronic music group, formed in 1987 in Manchester, taking their name from the Roland TR-808 drum machine and their common state of mind. They were formed by Graham Massey, Martin Price and Gerald Simpson, and they released their debut album, Newbuild, in September 1988. The band secured commercial success in 1989, when their song ""Pacific... read full bio
A Blaze of Feather is a band labeled as Alternative/Indie. A Blaze of Feather got their start in the United Kingdom, performing at festivals like Latitude, Citadel, and Boardmasters. The band consists of six people: Mickey Smith, Ben Howard, Nat Wason, India Bourne, Kyle Keegan, and Richie Thomas. A Blaze of Feather has a very mysterious sound, and mixes guitar... read full bio
A Great Big Pile of Leaves can be described as, not only indie rock, but also jazz and even emo. When the band Farewell to Arms split up, Pete Weiland and Tyler Soucy decided to released two new EP’s, adopting Tucker Yaro as the bassist. Soon, they began showing the world their interesting blend of music during live shows. Since... read full bio
A Great Big World is the American singer-songwriter duo made up of Ian Axel and Chad Vaccarino behind the immensely moving and chart-topping single “Say Something”. They met at New York University, where they were attending The Steinhardt Music Program. The groups first single “This Is The New Year” was featured in several TV shows including The Amazing Race, One... read full bio
Psychedelic and experimental rock band A Place to Bury Stranger consists of three individuals playing together as a unit. Oliver Ackermann (guitar, vocals), Dion Lunadon (bass, guitar), and Lia Simone Braswell (drums) collaborate to create this ethereal music that has its origins in New York City. Ackermann plays guitar, while Lunadon plays bass and guitar. The band has performed at the... read full bio
You may not recognize the name, but chances are youve heard them on the radio. A Silent Film are that rare indie act whose songs are so undeniable that theyve propelled straight to radio station playlists propelled without a major label or other industry backing generally considered a must for success on the airwaves. Hailing from Oxford, England, the... read full bio
A Sunny Day in Glasgow is a band with roots from multiple places, namely Brooklyn, Philadelphia, and Sydney, Australia. The band is known as being a member of the shoegazing movement, known for blending distorted guitar and bleary vocals. Since the band was created, it has gone through several lineup changes, but founding member Ben Daniels has stayed true since... read full bio
A Thousand Horses was started by Michael Hobby and Bill Satcher, who have been creating rock music infused with traditional American flavors of the southeastern US since their teenage years. A Thousand Horses blends the styles of blues, R&B, and good old slashing guitars, bass & drums in a terrific original sound. After several lineup changes over the years, Michael... read full bio
A Tribe Called Red is an electronic dance music group from Canada, who blends dub step with hip hop, reggae and First Nations music to create their signature style. They're distinguished from other EDM artists for their vocal chanting and drumming- a nod to their Native American culture. This group of three DJs has released many tracks, along with their... read full bio
