Psycodelics' Black American music has always melded foundations of blues, jazz and disco with contemporary funk rock. The R&B fusion group, which began as a four-piece with bassist/vocalist Cam Wescott, keyboardist Noah Jones, drummer Sean Bing and guitarist Whitt Burn, has already taken many forms, adding guitarist James Rubush and drummer Demario Kitt to its ranks and allowing local musicians like Kanika... read full bio
In this amazing feat, two guys juggle over 20 instruments live on stage. Tubular Bells for Two, a multi-award-winning smash at festivals all over the world, makes one last performance in honor of the 50th anniversary of Mike Oldfield's groundbreaking composition. Anyone who was a child during the 1970s can recall precisely where they were when they first heard Tubular Bells.... read full bio
Two name notions have entered Tim Freedman's head, fully formed and ready to fire, during the course of his two decades of illustrious musical career. They were names that, no matter how cruelly time passes, will never be forgotten. The first time occurred in the middle of the night as he lay awake. He had the idea for the moniker "The... read full bio
The Whitlams were founded in Australia's Newtown. Tim Freedman, Stevie Plunder and Andy Lewis wrote their songs acoustically on Saturday afternoons at the Sandringham Hotel on King Street as a trio without a drummer. The typical formative months of drinking, camaraderie and shady concerts then followed. The Whitlams won the ARIA Awards for Group of the Year, Best Independent Release ("Eternal Nightcap") and... read full bio
The Celtic Social Club are still surviving five years after their founding, drawing on their traditional background but also embracing the diversity of other genres and cultures. The Celtic Social Club has been on a fascinating quest to modernize old songs from Brittany, Ireland, Scotland, Asturia and more. The band never sounded so tight and strong on their third album, nor so current and contemporary,... read full bio
Tigercub released their second album, "As Blue As Indigo," earlier this year to rapturous praise from rock and alternative press throughout the world, firmly demonstrating their ability to lacerate the surface with ease. The band's own Jamie Stephen Hall wrote and produced the album, which Upset describes as one that would "cement them at the top of the food chain."... read full bio
With their Epitaph debut, Clouded, the Californian indie duo This Wild Life effectively abandoned their original plans to become a full band and repurposed their emo/pop-punk sound for an acoustic setting. Co-singer/songwriters Kevin Jordan and Anthony Del Grosso have continuously demonstrated an interest in creative expansion and evolution, moving from an electric phase to a stripped-down acoustic period and later to... read full bio
The World Is a Beautiful Place & I Am No Longer Afraid to Die blends driving, emotionally raw songwriting with electronic elements and the drawn-out atmospheres of groups like Godspeed You! Black Emperor and Explosions in the Sky to create one of the more dynamic bands to emerge from the new wave of emo that started in the late 2000s... read full bio
The Pineapple Thief was founded by Bruce Soord as a venue for his music. Soord's debut album, Abducting the Unicorn, was published on Cyclops Records and generated enough attention to build a modest but devoted fan following. For the second album, 137, Soord went back to the Dining Room studios. The interest of various large labels during this period delayed... read full bio
The Royal Foundry, which is led by Jared Salte and Beth Schumacher, is a musical express. With their pop-driven "All We Have" and "Dreamers" being used by Disney, MTV and the NHL to their indie-rock songs like "Listen to the Beat" and "okay" tearing up the radio charts. They share the stage alongside artists like Twenty One Pilots, July Talk, The... read full bio
Tynomi Banks is a renowned drag performer that performs internationally. Banks, who is most known for her full production performances, commands the stage while exuding a strong but jovial spirit. She worked hard and eventually became the first drag performer to take the stage in Toronto's Dundas Square for World Pride. She made history during Pride in only one month by... read full bio
The well-known Norwegian drum and bass musician TeeBee (Torgeir Byrknes) is famous for his unique sound and remarkable production abilities. TeeBee has made a remarkable impact on the drum and bass world with his avant-garde approach to sound and genre-defining songs. TeeBee had a deep interest in music from a young age. He composed tunes and riffs as soon as he picked... read full bio
The Bamboos, a nine-piece Melbourne band led by Lance Ferguson, have gone a long way since their founding. They created waves globally and were rapidly recognized as one of the best funk and soul bands of our time after being initially influenced by the instrumental raw funk of the late '60s and early '70s. However, The Bamboos have shown that... read full bio
Jesse Cohen and Eric Emm write mournful songs about catharsis and joy as well as escapist, happy-sounding songs about sad, isolated experiences. The Big Mess is a smart and danceable examination of what Emm refers to as "introspective masculinity," what considerate interactions look like between a father and son, between friends and between the individual and society standards. The Big Mess... read full bio
Tim Brando, one of the most well-known voices in college athletics, joins FOX athletics as a play-by-play announcer for the network's coverage of college football and basketball. Throughout his lengthy career, Brando has called a wide range of sports, including college football and basketball, MLB, NBA and golf. He was also one of the most well-known commentators for the NCAA Tournament. Brando... read full bio
Tom delivers top-notch new music to listeners all around the world through a number of initiatives, such as his weekly show on Fridays at 9 p.m. and the Recommends program on BBC Radio 6Music showcasing music that has been meticulously mixed and assembled from noises from as many diverse locations as possible. After beginning his career as a DJ at D&B... read full bio
The Upbeats, a renowned DJ/production pair from Wellington, New Zealand, is made up of Jeremy Glenn and Dylan Jones. They are the products of the vibrant New Zealand music industry. The Upbeats, who are renowned for their diverse musical preferences and upbeat stage persona, play speaker-rattling concerts that electrify audiences of all types, from festival glitterati at Pukkelpop, Shambhala and Glastonbury to... read full bio
The human race is left in the aftermath of these group of owls' earthly knowledge as they hover in cryptic circles while holding microphones in their iron talons. The Four Owls are coming to take control, led by the ruthless BIG OWL (FLIPTRIX), instructed by BIRD T (VERB T), amused by the do-or-die attitude of RUSTY TAKE-OFF (BVA) and motivated by... read full bio
CBS Sports reporter Tracy Wolfson is a multiple-Emmy Award nominee. She was selected as the primary game reporter for the NFL on CBS and co-announces the top game each week with Jim Nantz and Tony Romo. In addition to serving as the main reporter for CBS Sports' coverage of the NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Championship, Wolfson was on the... read full bio
The upcoming album by the folk sister trio the T Sisters is titled "Big Girl Pants." The record's somber and somewhat contemplative topics, which include coping with loss and confronting society's misdeeds as well as growing as a person in various stages of life, are obscured by its playful title. Just before the epidemic began, the sisters traveled to LA to... read full bio
