Airshow is a jamband that is destined to take off and become everyone's top priority. Childhood best friends Steve Gallagher (guitar/vocals) and Cody Chelius (mandolin/vocals), who had formed in Reading, Pennsylvania, expanded their wings and moved to Nashville. They started their rapid ascent to the top of Nashville's jamband scene when they met Bill Baker (bass/vocals) and John Rodrigue (drums/vocals), and... read full bio
Airways originates in Peterborough, which is close to Chicago. It features Jake, who sings and plays the guitar, Alex, who plays the guitar, Jamie, who plays the bass, and Brian (drums). Their history is a peculiar one, what with them having performed at Reading and Leeds before their one anniversary as a band in the year 2016. After meeting Brian... read full bio
Long before she was able to comprehend the meaning behind the words and the poetry they contained, vocalist Widad Mjama had an intense interest with the Chikhates—these formidable and powerful women who sang "rebel" songs and preserved a tradition that dates back to the 12th century. This passion gave rise to the project centered around the art of AITA. Aita is... read full bio
AJ Smith is a Denver native who moved to Nashville from New York City. His atypical road to become a pop singer is evident in all of his songs, which have the peculiar ability to provoke a longing for the dramatic pop of bygone decades while feeling contemporary, new and emotionally in-the-moment. His great great uncle was renowned Cuban pianist Ernesto... read full bio
After becoming entangled in Haiti during the disaster, Fran O'Hanlon adopted the name AJIMAL. He came into contact with a notorious former voodoo priest while working at a field hospital during his medical training, from whom he would eventually get his nickname. He started studying to play the classical piano as a young boy, albeit rather reluctantly, but he strayed from... read full bio
AJR is an American pop band that consists of brother Adam, Jack and Ryan Met. The trio is from Manhattan, New York and they started their career writing, producing, and mixing music in their apartment. They are best known for their singles “I’m Ready”, “Weak”, “Sober Up” and “Burn the House Down”. Over the years AJR has released six EPs... read full bio
Unadulterated emotional connection is paramount in the tracks on Los Angeles singer-songwriter Akira Galaxy's debut EP, What's Inside You. Nothing appears to be in doubt during their passionate vortexes, and perfect mutual understanding is achievable. But eventually, trying times highlight more profound realities and reveal the ways in which the narrators have been duped. Akira incorporates bittersweet or acidic asides... read full bio
Al Matcott has developed from performing in Melbourne's seedier venues into a budding artist. The singer-songwriter, who recently released his songs, has received accolades from radio stations throughout the world, including CLASH, The Indie Scene and Radio X, as well as local tastemakers Tone Deaf, Pilerats, Trouble Juice, RRR, PBS and Double J. Al Matcott just released the haze-drenched song "Now It's... read full bio
American rock band Alabama Shakes embodies the essence of soulful roots rock, inspired by their Alabama homeland. They rose up from virtual obscurity when their 4-song debut EP earned positive critical acclaim. While touring the Southeastern states, they combined material for their debut album. Boys & Girls was recorded independently in Nashville while the group remained unsigned. ATO signed them... read full bio
Alan Frew is a Scottish-Canadian singer-songwriter, musician, author, and public speaker who is best known for having been the lead singer of the band Glass Tiger. Frew was born in Coatbridge, Scotland, and he moved to Ontario when he was a teenager. When he was in his 30’s, Frew formed Glass Tiger alongside Wayne Parker, Michael Hanson, and Sam Reid.... read full bio
Alan Parsons is an influential rock musician and producer. Best known for his production of the The Beatles’ Abbey Road and Let It Be, and Pink Floyd’s Dark Side of the Moon. He has also engineered albums for Ambrosia, Paul McCartney and The Hollies. He began the band ‘The Alan Parsons Project’, who’s debut album, ‘Tales Of Mystery And... read full bio
After thirty years of creating music, Alan Sparhawk is venturing into new realms. Sparhawk and the late Mimi Parker, the drummer and singer of Low, co-founded the band. Their music's daring exploration of serene, soft regions gave it an essential strength. Thirteen albums later, Low inspired a wave of roomy, elegant, personal, and constantly changing music. As time went on, the... read full bio
Though known for her music - like the iconic song “Ironic” off the album Jagged Little Pill, Alanis Morissette is an avid fan and advocate of health and wellness- both physical and mental. Among a breadth of charity work, Morissette especially finds time to support environmental causes and organizations, such as Reverb, a non-profit that helps musicians and music fans... read full bio
Alanna Royale creates contemporary R&B and soul songs with a vintage aesthetic. Big melodies, brassy explosions, percussive punch and vintage rhythms make up the sound and the songs highlight not only frontwoman Alanna's enormous voice but also her compositional prowess. Alanna Quinn-Broadus wants you to know that she is not "Alanna Royale," a headcase lead singer who is eager to go solo and... read full bio
American singer-songwriter and musician Sophia Alaska Reid is also known by her stage name, Alaska Reid. She is renowned for her narrative-driven lyrics and techno, country, and indie rock sound. She is renowned for her partnerships with her boyfriend, A. G. Cook. She started putting out music in 2015 with her band Alyeska, and in April of 2017 they released... read full bio
ALASKALASKA is a South London band with quite a range of different moods and sounds, from alt-pop to indie rock. You may also hear some jazz-infused sounds, blending disco, R and B, and funk. After the release of their self-titled debut EP in 2017, the band has been building a fanbase of indie rock fans with the release of several... read full bio
Albert Hammond Jr. is a guitarist, singer, songwriter, and producer from Los Angeles, California. Hammond is best known for his role in the rock band The Strokes, however he also pursues a solo career. Hammond found success as a solo act, with all of his releases hitting the United States album charts, amongst other countries. His top-charting album was Yours... read full bio
Alberta Cross is a Brooklyn based, Eat London formed band best known for the song Money For The Weekend featured in Ketel One commercials and on the soundtrack for Madden NFL. Additionally, their work has been used on the television shows Californication and Longmire. The blues and country influenced band draw their sound from the foundation built by the Band... read full bio
Although aldn is well-known in the hyperpop scene for his production abilities, his career didn't really take off until he began adding his own vocals to the beats. Aldn's music flips the script on pop songwriting and manages to stick with the listener for hours on end. Aldn's dark universe is inverted through his music, which has a glitchy production... read full bio
Alec Benjamin is a singer-songwriter from Pheonix, Arizona. His songs are comprised of guitar, and light vocals. They focus on social issues and are fairly contemporary. He has collaborated with artists such as Jon Bellion (on song ‘New York Soul Pt. ii). Benjamin draws influence from artists such as Eminem and Paul Simon. His song ‘I Built A Friend’ was... read full bio
