The Human League are an English electronic New Wave band who released multiple international hits from the early 1980s to the mid 1990s. Initially an avant-garde all-male synthesizer-based group, The Human League evolved into a commercially successful synthpop band under Philip Oakey's leadership. For nearly forty years, the band has essentially been a trio of Oakey and long-serving female vocalists... read full bio
The HU is a Mongolian rock band from Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, that consists of members Gala, Jaya, Enkush and Temka. Their music is a mixture of folk metal, heavy metal, and folk rock and the band performs using Mongolian instrumentation such as the Morin khuur, and performs Mongolian throat singing. The band rose to fame after releasing two videos through YouTube,... read full bio
In an article by NPR, the band THE HU was highlighted as "a band from Mongolia that merges the screaming guitars of heavy metal and traditional Mongolian guttural singing," elaborating on the significance of culture and the band's distinctive musical identity. Gala, Jaya, Temka and Enkush are a modern rock band with roots in Mongolian culture that was founded in Ulaanbaatar.... read full bio
The Howling Tongues are a 5-piece rock-n-roll outfit from Atlanta, Ga. Since the start of the band, with an already large and growing fan base, The Howling Tongues are becoming a household name in today’s music industry. In May of 2013, the band headed to Nashville's Sound Emporium recording studio to begin work on the new album. ""We didn’t know... read full bio
The four-piece the Howl & The Hum emerged from Yorkshire, England's cultural underbelly to become a key "one to watch" with their genre-defying narrative-driven music. Vocalist Sam Griffiths quickly gathered a group of enthusiastic collaborators through the city's many open-mike events after relocating to York. Griffiths, Bradley Blackwell (bass), Conor Hirons (guitar) and Jack Williams (drums) formed the band The Howl & The... read full bio
The House Jacks, a San Francisco-based rock band, are pioneers in the music business as the first rock group to only rely on their powerful vocals to produce a unique sound. They easily transition between genres, producing thrilling funk, high-energy rock, and heartfelt ballads that strike a chord with their steadily growing fan base. These pioneering musicians have performed on innumerable... read full bio
The Hotelier is a Massachusetts-based indie rock band that is now signed with Dreams of Field Recordings. Home, Like Noplace Is There, the band's second album, has been ranked among the "101 Best Albums" by Spin and is regarded as a "essential emo record" by AltPress. The group has performed at festivals such as Primavera Sound, Pitchfork Music Festival and Pirate Satellite. Home,... read full bio
The Horrors are an English rock band from Southend-on-Sea, Essex, England, that consists of members Faris Badwan, Tom Furse, Joshua Hayward, Joseph Spurgeon and Rhys Webb. Their music is a mixture of garage rock, punk, indie, and post-punk revival. The band was formed after Webb met Badwan and Furse as the trio all loved garage rock, new wave and post-punk... read full bio
Western New York-based The Hootz, formerly known as The Hootn'Anges, is an alternative rock country band. Luke and Ange Marino are a husband and wife team that play guitar, bass guitar, and sing. Their hilarious lyrics and unpolished music have a certain purity to them. Their performances feature a number of classically educated musicians, some of whom play the fiddle,... read full bio
The American blues/rock group The Hooten Hallers was founded in Columbia, Missouri, in 2007. John Randall, a guitarist and lead vocalist, and Andy Rehm, a drummer and falsetto singer, established the group. They were known for their boisterous, frequently improvised live performances. The group's songs "She Used to Love My Music" and "Trouble Is" were written by Paul Weber, who... read full bio
A mash-up crew who came to fame thanks to their genre-jumping mixes, after hearing mash-up DJs like Girl Talk and Them Jeans, they headed straight for the laptop and began combining Lil Wayne with Modest Mouse, Swizz Beatz with Deerhoof, and R. Kelly with Jens Lekman. The Hood Internet first made a splash with Mixtape, Vol. 1, while The Hood... read full bio
The Honky Tonk Man is a World Wrestling Entertainment icon. He hosts a one-man show as an independent performer, displaying his wrestling skills to audiences around the world. He has faced the greats of WWE such as Hulk Hogan, Jake Roberts, Ricky Steamboat, Dusty Rhodes, Randy Savage, and Bruno Sammartino. The Honky Tonk Man entertains audiences through his solo show,... read full bio
You might recognize the members of The Honey Brothers for their different television appearances. While they are recognizable faces (and names), they do each take on different pseudonyms: drummer Adrian Grenier (who you might recognized from the show Entourage) goes by the name Honey DuContra, ukulele and vocalist Ari Gold goes by Hoyt Honey, guitarist and singer D.S. Posner goes... read full bio
Preston Manning was one of the principal founders of two federal political parties, the Reform Party of Canada and the Canadian Alliance. Mr. Manning's presentations provide a dynamic, substantive discussion of current issues and the outlook for the future. He is a reformer at heart, and is quite at home challenging the status quo and conventional thinking in any number... read full bio
With a style of Hip-Hop that bravely combines R&B, Jazz, Pop and Funk, this independent Louisville band has earned over 20 million streams. With two successful albums and popular music videos like "The Coming Down" and the Jack Harlow-assisted "Leaf Wraps" the brothers is getting ready to release their most audacious work to date, It's A Lot Going On. The Homies want... read full bio
The Home Team is prepared to swoop over the nation with its upbeat, fun pop-punk/pop-rock sound. This four-piece band from Seattle is made up of Brian Butcher on vocals, John Baran on guitar, Ryne Olson on bass and Daniel Matson on drums. The Home Team put a lot of effort into building their reputation; they published the EP Black Sheep and they frequently... read full bio
The Home Edit is a business run by the duo and founders, Clea Shearer and Joanna Teplin. The duo met through a mutual friend and at the time, both of them were focused on careers in personal organization. That same day they met, Shearer and Teplin decided to work together and launched The Home Edit right then and there. The... read full bio
The spine-tingling harmonies, boundless energy and telepathic musicianship of The Holmes Brothers mix Saturday nights roadhouse rock with the gospel fervor and harmonies of Sundays church service. USA Today calls The Holmes Brothers vision of American roots music masterful and convincing. Entertainment Weekly says, The Holmes Brothers are juke-joint vets with a brazenly borderless view of American music. Their chilling... read full bio
The Hollies were a prominent part of the British Pop Revolution during the 1960s, a time when British bands first made their mark on the world stage. Throughout 50 years of continuous touring, performing, and recording, the Hollies have maintained their hallmark vocal harmony. From 1963 to the mid-70s, the Hollies created more hits than even the Beatles. In that period... read full bio
The Hold Up is a grass roots reggae band whose fan base grew organically while the band played at local venues in San Jose. Their album sales and radio play got them noticed by the industry. This allowed them to tour with major acts. They shared the stage with people like 2 Chainz and Rae Sremmurd. Since they released their... read full bio
