Teo Glacier serves as a reminder that excellent new musical talent continues to be produced in New Zealand. This indie artist has amassed more than 300k streams so far, largely because of his popular viral song "too much." Teo's compositions include his honest and empathetic voice and offer listeners a beautifully understated combination of acoustic pop and R&B.... read full bio
At Yale University, Tamar Gendler holds the positions of Vincent J. Scully Professor of Philosophy, Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences and Professor of Psychology and Cognitive Science. Her academic work, which is field shaping, combines classic Anglo-American philosophical methods with empirical study from the social sciences, including neuroscience and psychology. She is well known for her ability to... read full bio
Nashville's top corporate/private party band is The Nashville Alternators! With a never-ending repertoire of the greatest tunes from Bruno Mars to Sinatra and classic pop/rock, this All-Star ensemble never fails to light up the dance floor and spark the party! The closest thing to the genuine performers is their polished sound and powerful vocals! The Nashville... read full bio
The music of Bayside Church, a multi-campus, non-denominational organization based in Sacramento, California, is known as Thrive Worship. Thrive Worship, a collaboration between Integrity Music and seven different campuses' worth of varied vocalists and musicians, aims to broaden their artistic horizons while maintaining a consistent core message and enthusiasm. Thrive Worship is a group of individuals from a variety of... read full bio
The Covasettes could not have foreseen what would happen if you had asked them what they expected to be doing when they first met at university. Today, the guys have accomplished a lot, including selling out performances all over the nation, receiving over 12 million streams, and taking center stage at festivals in the UK and abroad, to mention a... read full bio
The story of Timothy Wayne, a budding country music musician from Franklin, Tennessee, is steeped in a family that fostered his great passion for the genre. From the traditional sounds of Waylon Jennings, George Strait, and Randy Travis to the modern flare of Dierks Bentley and his biggest inspiration, Tim McGraw, he has developed an own style that combines the... read full bio
The Band Loula infuses their instantly captivating country with a swampy and eerie acoustic sound, embodying the earth and grit of North Georgia. Malachi Mills and Logan Simmons, two closest friends and independent artists, aimed to inspire a fresh style. The duo, who are signed to Warner Music Nashville and are working with Grammy-winning Brothers Osborne's John Osborne, have a... read full bio
Take a musical adventure with London, Ontario's Thunder Queens, a teen trio consisting of Violet, Lola, and Clara. The band isn't hesitant to experiment and expand their sound, creating a blend of grunge with a gloom undertone and onyx-toned punk with fiery multi-part harmonies. They evoke the urgency of The Runaways, the ground-shaking range of Black Sabbath, and the joyful... read full bio
Pendley is from Toad Suck, Arkansas, and his life experiences—fatherhood, healing, and the generational tales that reverberate throughout rural America—have influenced his songwriting.... read full bio
After high school, Tritt moved to the West Coast to pursue a degree in talent management and music production. But he quickly discovered that acting on stage was what he truly wanted to be doing. Tritt began playing the guitar at an early age, receiving instruction from his father and his neighborhood guitar store. Tritt cites Motörhead, Ozzy... read full bio
With remarkable accuracy and passion, the Sadies have performed all over the world for the past 30 years, captivating audiences with their earthy repertoire of roots music, country, spaghetti western, surf, garage rock, psychedelic, and the slippery beast known as alt rock. As they have been for the past 25 years, The Sadies are without a doubt and without qualification one... read full bio
The olllam is a transatlantic group of extraordinary talent that combines Detroit's post-rock psych-sensibility, Irish tradition, and amazing instrumental virtuosity. Their name is suitably derived from the old Irish word a grand master of a skill. Co-written by Belfast uilleann piper/whistle player John McSherry, his US protégé Tyler Duncan, and master drummer Michael Shimmin, their genre-defying compositions are awash with... read full bio
Prepare yourself for a night to remember, as TRAVELLER brings the soulful melodies of country music legend Chris Stapleton to life! The raw emotion, strong voice, and poignant lyrics that have made Chris Stapleton a beloved figure in the music industry are captured by our Chris Stapleton Tribute Band. Our genuine performance, which includes well-known songs like "Tennessee Whiskey" and... read full bio
The Mammals are an indie-roots band from the Hudson Valley of New York, fronted by singer-songwriters Mike Merenda and Ruth Ungar. This fiercely independent band has created a legacy of politically provocative, emotionally impactful, and genre-defying folk-rock over the course of two decades. Their music has a delicate and urgent resonance, elevating the voices of connection, conscience, and the whole... read full bio
College students Ben Andre, Dillon Salkovitz, Tommy Schubert, and Matt "Lewy" Lewin founded the indie rock group Tipling Rock in Boston, Massachusetts. They write songs that have powerful melodies, dancy rhythms, and a lot of energy. The Strokes, Arctic Monkeys, and Young the Giant are among the bands that have impacted the group.... read full bio
Under the direction of vocalist and songwriter Jasmine Golestaneh, Tempers is a New York-based band that combines post-punk, techno, shoegaze, and low-lit poetic synth-pop. Tempers, who were raised in London and New York and were heavily influenced by Fleetwood Mac, Kraftwerk, and Joy Division, swiftly developed their unique personality on their debut album, "Services," which featured the underground dancefloor hit "Strange... read full bio
"The Beatles music set the pop rock standard for most of the 1960's. Now, in the 2000's, The ""Cast"" of Beatlemania recalls the memories of that exciting era when the Fab Four ruled the world of rock 'n' roll. In the early 1960's, The Beatles not only became a musical force but a sociological entity as well. Their hair, clothes... read full bio
Wes Schaeffer is an obsessively pragmatic mentor and the founder of The Sales Whisperer®. He has helped over 2,400 of the world's top speakers, authors, coaches, and sales professionals achieve nearly miraculous growth by implementing his repeatable, transferrable, and proven processes, which have been developed, honed, and refined since 1988. Wes combines Southern common sense with his formal training and... read full bio
You know the songs. On Broadway," "Under The Boardwalk," "Save The Last Dance For Me," "Up On The Roof, "This Magic Moment," "There Goes My Baby," and many more. So many more. They are etched into the memories of music fans worldwide and helped form part of the foundation of contemporary popular music. What these songs have in common is... read full bio
Tal Wilkenfeld is a renowned bass guitarist from Sydney, Australia. She began playing the guitar when she was fourteen years old and picked up the bass three years later. Tal received an endorsement with Sadowsky guitars and strings, as well as EBS Professional Bass Equipment amplifiers, cabinets, and effect pedals. She began playing as a sideman and eventually worked her... read full bio
