In their hilarious news-magazine format, The OShea Report, Tim and Kris OShea take you on a journey through the ups and downs of dealing with change. This Saturday-Night-Live-meets-Dateline production lampoons everything from communication through the ages to the future of technology. ... read full bio
The Oak Ridge Boys are one of Country music's most popular acts with their four-part harmonies and upbeat songs. They were inducted into the Country Music Hall for Fame during the Medallion Ceremony, in the category of modern era artists. The group has over fifteen years of history playing together as well as multiple Grammy, Academy of Country Music and... read full bio
"The Ocean Blue, formed in Hershey, Pennsylvania in 1986, is a band that combines synthesizer-based New Wave hooks with “bluesy” saxophone solos and high tinsel guitars to produce a truly unique sound. The band’s sound may be best described as that of ‘Modern Rock’, a genre that filled the musical gap between new wave and grunge. Its current line-up includes... read full bio
Selling over 45 million records worldwide, The Offspring, are considered one of the best-selling punk rock bands of all time. They retain a stylish mix of stripped-down arty and confessional alternative punk rock, which has drawn comparisons to the likes of Rancid, Sublime, Green Day, and Bad Religion. Other original punk rock influences include: Dead Kennedys, Ramones, Sex Pistols, and... read full bio
Texas-based duo, The Oh Hellos, is an indie folk-rock group composed of siblings Tyler (guitarist/vocalist) and Maggie Heath (vocalist). Coming from a musical upbringing, they were inspired to play music together as young children. Tyler is a former solo artist, having released many albums, including We’re All in This Together and Let It Go. When the duo first formed, they... read full bio
The Ohio Players' first big hit single was ""Funky Worm"", which reached No. 1 on the Billboard R&B chart and made the Top 20 on the Billboard Hot 100. It sold over one million copies, and was awarded a gold disc by the R.I.A.A. in May of that year. The band signed with Mercury Records, and by this time, their... read full bio
The Old Paths is a Christian group that consists of founding members Tim Rackley and Douglas Roark as well as Daniel Ashmore and Steve Ladd. The group originally started as a trio before they turned into a quartet. The Old Paths signed with Crossroads Music’s Sonlite Records and from there, they released their debut album “Right Now” which featured two... read full bio
The Olms is an indie pop and folk rock duo consisting of Pete Yorn and J.D. King. The two of them met through the late Johnny Ramone’s wife Linda Ramone and they hit it off quickly. They decided to form The Olms after hearing each other’s music and, in 2011, they recorded their very first track together – it only... read full bio
The One Man Band and Son put on an inspiring performance playing self-created instruments. Marc, a lifelong musician, and entertainer plays 9.1 instruments at once. Cavin, a full-time part of the act, at age 13, plays guitar and 204’ of 2” PVC pipe in 33 tubes. The repertoire aims at songs every age can recognize, covering the 60’s thru to... read full bio
"The Orb is celebrating its unique position as one of the few names to emerge from the 1988 acid house revolution still creating vital new music with a series of special 25th anniversary UK shows. Over the last 25 years, The Orb has charted one of the most idiosyncratic paths in music, notching up hit singles and albums, sellout shows... read full bio
Formed in 2000 after songwriter and vocalist Vinnie Dombrowski found himself with a collection of finger blisterin’ country songs, the Orbitsuns have been entertaining audiences throughout the U.S. With Detroit music scene veteran Tim Duvalier, that’s Sir Tim Duvalier to you, on guitar, lap steel and vocals; Jimmy Paluzzi on drums, and Bob Hecker on bass, the band has built... read full bio
The Orchestra starring Electric Light Orchestra former members is a composition of artists who made up the original ELO and ELO Part II. The Orchestra includes artists Mik Kaminski, Louis Clark, Eric Troyer, Parthenon Huxley, Gordon Townsend, and Glen Burtnik. The Orchestra performs all of ELO’s greatest hits. ELO was an English rock band that performed music similar to The... read full bio
Electric Light Orchestra began as a side project in 1970. ELO's spectacular run of success in the '70s and '80s included numerous gold and platinum albums, Top Ten hits such as Can't Get It Out of My Head and Telephone Line, the groundbreaking Spaceship tour, and a secure place as one of the most important bands in the history of... read full bio
The Ordinary Boys is a British indie rock band that pulls influences from ska, punk, and Bitpop to create an eclectic yet cohesive upbeat sound. Formerly the hardcore outfit Next in Line, The Ordinary Boys take their name from the Morrissey song of the same name. The boys have released four albums since there inception, all charting within the top... read full bio
It all just fell together in 1963 when the group, now called The Original Tymes, recorded a little piece of magic called So Much In Love". There are those who say that "So Much In Love" is the greatest pop ballad of all time. Practically anyone could tell you where they were the first time they heard that immortal "As... read full bio
The Wailers are a reggae band that consists of members Aston “Family Man” Barrett, Aston Barrett, Jr., Junior Marvin, Donald Kinsey, Owen “Dreadie” Reid, Josh David Barrett, Javaughn Bond and Shema McGregor. They are the last remaining members of Bob Marley & the Wailers and they continue to perform the music long after the death of Bob Marley. Some of... 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
The Osmond Brothers (Wayne, Merrill & Jay) are no strangers to the road, as The Osmonds are one of the most well-known entertainment families in the world. Following the breakout success of the Jackson 5, it was practically inevitable that a pre-existing quintet of brothers, who had already enjoyed almost a decade in the national spotlight, would follow them to... read full bio
The Outsiders were a British band that were most popular in the 60’s. Some of their most popular hits include, “Time Won’t Let Me”, “Precious & Few”, “Girl In Love”, “Respectable”, “Help Me Girl”, “I’ll Give You Time”, “Gotta Leave Us Alone”, “Little Bit of Lovin”, and “Changes”. Before they were known as The Outsiders, they went by the name... read full bio
With eight albums selling over two million records and worldwide hits like Jackie Blue" and "If You Want To Get To Heaven" the Ozark Mountain Daredevils have come a long way from the Missouri bars and porches where their music was born. It all began for the Daredevils when a collection of singer songwriters from the Springfield area put together... read full bio
