Tom Loud is the face and brains behind the act Hot Dub Time Machine. He transports audiences through past decades with his DJ-ing, playing an assortment of dance music complemented by insane visual displays. Loud has entertained across Australia and the world. He has performed two of the largest shows ever at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, headlined at the Australian... read full bio
Mija is an electronic music producer who rose to fame after collaborating with Skrillex. An avid fan of drum and bass electronic music, Mija became a rave promoter at the age of 17. Her personal style shines through in her performances. She has performed at the Bonnaroo Music Festival, at Burning Man, TomorrowWorld, and at other notable festivals. Since her... read full bio
Olafur Arnalds is a multi-instrumentalist and producer from Iceland. Arnalds creates an authentic type of electronic music, mixing live instruments like strings and piano with ambient electronic beats. Arnalds began his career as a classical artist, writing piano and string ensembles for the German metal band, Heaven Shall Burn. Seeing success with these productions, Arnalds began his solo career and... read full bio
Piebald is an American alternative rock band formed in the mid-1990s in Andover, Massachusetts. The band consists of vocalist and guitarist Travis Shettel, drummer Aaron Stuart, and bassist Andrew Bonner. Piebald's sound is characterized by a blend of punk, emo, and indie rock, and is known for its lyrics, which are often introspective and self-deprecating. The band's first full-length album, "When... read full bio
Zachary William Dess, better known as Two Feet, is a singer, songwriter, and producer from New York City. Prior to pursuing his solo career, Dess played in jazz and blues ensembles around New York City. He released his first solo single, Go F**k Yourself, online, which went viral and earned him a recording contract with Republic Records. His single later... read full bio
Sub Focus is a renowned electronic musician. His music incorporates an array of styles, twisting and turning with the multi-genre styles of the electronic scene. When first introduced to electronic sounds, Sub Focus decided to explore the potential of creating music. The artist released several remixes, including ‘Smack My Bitch Up,’ ‘Airplane,’ and ‘X-Ray.’ These singles launched Sub Focus into... read full bio
Tritonal is an electronic music act. They have accumulated millions of streams on the online platform, Spotify, due to their collaborations with artists like the Chainsmokers. Tritonal has performed at venues like San Francisco’s Warfield, L.A.’s Club Nokia, and New York’s Terminal 5. Their tracks have hit Billboard’s Airplay Dance chart, have been used as an anthem for CBS’s Thursday... read full bio
A brilliant DJ team known as Sultan + Shepard creates upbeat compositions that combine aspects of techno and house music. Their music is distinguished by brisk beats and cheerful songs that keep crowds dancing. The pair has become well-known for both their original compositions and their remixes of well-known songs by musicians including Lady Gaga, Dillon Francis, Tiesto, Coldplay, Ed Sheeran,... read full bio
What So Not is an electronic music project fronted by artist Chris Emerson. Prior to his solo stint, he was a duo with Flume. What So Not has toured around the world, playing in festivals like Coachella, Pukkelpop, Ultra Music Festival, and Lollapalooza. His tracks have hit the charts in Australia, on Triple J Hottest 100, and the iTunes Electronic... read full bio
Villagers are an alternative, indie folk band from Dublin, Ireland. The five member band was formed by songwriter, vocalist, and guitarist Conor O Brien and consists of Danny Snow, Cormac Curran, Gwion Llewelyn, and Mali Llywelyn. Villagers music can be described as a balance between indie folk and classic rock. The band continues to evolve and has adopted an intimate,... read full bio
Singer and guitarist, Tim Rogers, fronts the four member, alternative rock band You Am I. Rogers bandmates include guitarist Davey Lane, bass player Andy Kent, and drummer Russell Hopkinson. You Am I is one of the most successful and internationally admired Australian bands scoring three number one albums in Australia. Theyve had nine of their songs appear on the ARIA... read full bio
The Strype are a 4-piece band from Ireland comprised of members Ross Farrelly, Josh McClorey, Pete OHanlon, and Evan Walsh. They perform rhythm and blues across Ireland, England, and Europe at various pubs, clubs, and festivals. Their first release, an EP Young, Gifted & Blue, hit number one on the iTunes Blues Chart. They also covered Bo Diddleys You Cant... read full bio
Sarah Bloom Raskin is the former Deputy Treasury Secretary and Federal Reserve Board Governor. She’s credited as being the highest-ranking woman to ever serve at the Treasury Department. At Treasury, she was an advocate of cyber security in the financial sector. Raskin shaped both monetary and fiscal policy during a historic time of extreme financial distress, recession, regulatory reform, and... read full bio
Scott Piercy is a professional golfer from Las Vegas, Nevada. He has won the PGA Tour a total of three times. His wins include the Barbasol Championship, the RBC Canadian Open, and the Reno-Tahoe Open. Piercy has also played at the Sony Open in Hawaii, the Shell Houston Open, the Shriners Hospitals for Children Open in Las Vegas, and the... read full bio
Jean-Gabriel Pageau is a Canadian professional ice hockey player who is currently playing for the Ottawa Senators of the NHL. He started his career playing junior hockey with the Gatineau Olympiques and Chicoutimi Sagueneens of the QMJHL. From there, he was drafted by the Ottawa Senators in the NHL Entry Draft and then started his career with their AHL affiliate... read full bio
Hailing from London, Bruno Major is an alternative musician. His performances have been compared to artists like John Mayer, Coldplay, and Iron & Wine. Major’s guitar playing is exceptional and his vocals are rich and pure. On his way to earning a place in the spotlight, Major worked day in and day out performing in pubs and at small venues.... read full bio
"Cautious Clay is a New York-based performer. With smooth delivery and a clear vision, Cautious Clay creates an alternative R&B sound. Inspired by his experiences, relationships, and more, Cautious Clay creates sounds that relate to audiences across the nation. As an up-and-coming artist, he has yet to make a name for himself in mainstream media. However, Cautious Clay has been... read full bio
Drew Parker has been able to do things in Nashville, Tennessee, in the short three years he has resided there. Parker started singing in front of small church congregations when he was 3 years old. He is from the unincorporated little town of Stewart, Georgia, which is situated near Covington, Georgia. He gradually gained confidence, and at the age of... read full bio
"Gaelic Storm was a Celtic band comprised of members Steve Twigger, Patrick Murphy, and Steve Wehmever. Now, Gaelic Storm has added additional members, Katie Grennen, Ryan Lacey, and Pete Purvis, who have given the band a new sound. Gaelic Storm has topped the Billboard World Chart six times, appeared at a variety of popular music festivals, and headlined at the... read full bio
"Martin Sexton started his music career on street corners and at open mic nights. Sexton was awarded the National Academy of Songwriters Artist of the Year Award. After winning this award, Sexton released two albums and launched his independent record label, ‘Kitchen Table Records.’ Sexton performs classic rock music, a mixture of folk, soul, Americana, and country. Sexton currently has... read full bio
