The bluegrass tradition was the birthplace of the McCoury brothers, Rob (banjo) and Ronnie (mandolin). Talk about a plentiful and unadulterated source: their father, Del, is one of the most well-known and prosperous performers in the genre's history. Their cutting-edge skills were refined throughout years of touring with Dad in the Del McCoury Band, which inspired the two... read full bio
Taffy Brodesser-Akner is a well-known author and storyteller who works as a staff writer for The New York Times Magazine, where her perceptive and provocative writing has won praise from many quarters. Her ability to craft gripping stories for various media is demonstrated by her two novels, including the best-selling Fleishman Is in Trouble, which she turned into an Emmy-nominated limited... read full bio
Former New York Times Science and climate writer Tatiana Schlossberg is the author of Inconspicuous Consumption: The Environmental Impact You Don't Know You Have. Her award-winning work has also been published in The Atlantic, Bloomberg, and The Boston Globe, among other places. She specializes in topics pertaining to sustainability, environmental justice, and consumption, and she currently publishes and speaks about climate... 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
Italian-born TWENTY SIX, a Billboard Hot 100 artist, is redefining the tech house landscape with his audacious inventions and distinctive sound. He has received praise and notoriety on a global scale, drawing the interest of major labels including Glasgow Underground, Atlantic, Nervous, CR2, Insomniac, and Deeperfect. His music has a profound impact on thriving electronic music communities worldwide, and his... read full bio
Tia Graham is the host of The Arrive At Happy Show and the founder and certified chief happiness officer of Arrive at Happy. Tia holds several qualifications in neuroscience, leadership coaching, and the science of happiness. She also speaks at the annual World's Happiness Summit. Forbes, CNN, CBS, Fast Company, NPR, and Thrive Global are just a few of the publications... read full bio
TORRES is aware of the shadows. Mackenzie Scott, who is a singer-songwriter from Brooklyn, waits until something—a memory, a feeling, or an idea—gnaws at her and tears at her throat and fingers before letting it out in song. Like a wild-eyed horse, her velvety voice struggles against its human biological limitations, yowling about envy with startling intensity on one end... read full bio
Tristan Roberson has a deep passion for country music and the icons that have influenced it. From the classic sounds of Keith Whitley, George Strait, and Hank Williams Jr. to Tyler Childers's modern style and his biggest inspiration, Parker McCollum. The multi-instrumentalist and singer-songwriter from Texas started creating his own original songs after becoming well-known online for covering songs by artists like Tyler... read full bio
Tyler Nance, who represents a new sound in country music, skillfully combines distinctive tunes that blend genres with compelling lyrics. The singer-songwriter is still gaining popularity around the nation, and his debut single "Wasted Chances" quickly accumulated over 4 million streams. Since releasing his first single a little more than a year ago, he has already faced a pivotal point... read full bio
In 1959, Bob Bogle and Don Wilson, formed The Ventures and in 1960 recorded the instrumental classic "Walk, Don't Run", which hit #2 on the Billboard Singles Chart. More than 45 years later record sales are approaching 100 million. With 14 Singles Chart songs and a solid lineup The Ventures sound is more pure and powerful than ever. Hit songs... read full bio
A two-time NAACP Award-nominated singer and actor, Terron Brooks is most popular for portraying R&B/pop singer Eddie Kendricks in the NBC miniseries The Temptations. Brooks has also starred on Broadway, as Simba in Disney’s The Lion King and Seaweed in Hairspray. Having been singing from a very young age, Brooks has performed with the likes of Stevie Wonder, Randy Jackson,... read full bio
The Orwells are five guys from Chicago, IL, playing rock'n' roll music with an unmatched ragged intensity. Cousins Mario Cuomo (vocals) and Dominic Corso (guitar), twins Grant (bass) and Henry Brinner (drums), and Matt O'Keefe (guitar) have been playing together since they were in 9th grade. Although one might try to simply sum up their sound as garage or punk,... read full bio
Tierra has been named “Best R&B Vocal Group” by four leading magazines including Billboard. They started their career in East Los Angeles with a blend of rock, pop, jazz, R&B and salsa. The result was a Latin R&B rhythm which produced classics like “Together”, “Gonna Find Her”, “Memories” and “Zoot Suit Boogie”. The band’s quarter century commitment shows a dedication... read full bio
"Country music, crafting honest, heartfelt songs that connect with millions of listeners around the world. “Let Your Love Flow” received the distinguished BMI Five Million Performance Award and was listed at No. 68 on their Top 100 Songs of the Century. The Brothers continued to produce No.1 hit after No. 1 hit in the years that followed, totaling more than... read full bio
Five original members of the GAP Band, along with Baby Gap, form The GAP Experience. Together, they perform all of the hits they originally wrote and record, capturing millions of fans all around. Audiences get to experience The GAP Band hits like Im in Love, Shake, I Dont Believe You Want to Get Up and Dance (Oops!), Steppin (Out), Yearning... read full bio
Actor Tamika Danielle Mallory is from the United States. She and her three other co-chairs were acknowledged in the 2017 TIME 100 for their work organizing the Women's March, which she was one of the key figures in. In 2018, the Coretta Scott King Center for Cultural and Intellectual Freedom presented her with the Coretta Scott King Legacy Award. Mallory... read full bio
Them Dirty Roses is an American rock band formed in 2014 and hailing from Birmingham, Alabama. The band's lineup consists of James Ford (vocals), Ben Crain (guitar), Andrew Davis (bass), and Frank Ford (drums). Their unique blend of Southern rock and roll with a touch of blues has earned them a loyal following and critical acclaim. In 2016, Them Dirty Roses... read full bio
The Radio Dept. is an alternative pop band from Sweden. The band began collaborating over two decades ago. When they sent their first legitimate recordings to Sonic magazine, they were greeted with positive feedback and featured on the free CD sample the magazine provided to subscribers. Their debut album, Lesser Matters, scored a 10/10 in NME, launching The Radio Dept.... read full bio
Taylor Ray Holbrook is a country artist from Southwest Virginia. He grew fame through social media and with over 100 thousand new fans, quit his life in search of a career of music. Prior to gaining fame, Holbrook wasn’t even in search of a career in music, he just enjoyed singing in church and played guitar to have fun with... read full bio
Together Pangea, a band from Los Angeles, has been pushing themselves with every new song since they first started jamming in William's bedroom in Santa Clarita. Living Dummy struck the match, Jelly Jam poured the gasoline, and Badillac ignited the fire with its ferocious, nineties rock-inspired flames. Along the process, the trio gained support from Consequence of Sound, Pitchfork, MTV, Stereogum,... read full bio
