10,000 Maniacs is a critically acclaimed alternative rock band that formed in the early 80’s. They are considered one of the originators of the college rock sound of the 1980s and 1990s and helped reshape FM radio with their pop conscious and lush aesthetic sounds. They gained the most success in after the release of their album, In My Tribe.... read full bio
54-40 is Neil Osborne, Brad Merritt, Matt Johnson & Dave Genn. Inspired by the punk/new music scene of Vancouver, BC, 54-40 first performed at the dawn of 1981. After 30 years, 16 releases and more than 2000 performances, the secret to 54-40′s longevity is their ability to redefine and reinvent themselves – taking long-time 54-40 fans on a thrill ride,... read full bio
A Blaze of Feather is a band labeled as Alternative/Indie. A Blaze of Feather got their start in the United Kingdom, performing at festivals like Latitude, Citadel, and Boardmasters. The band consists of six people: Mickey Smith, Ben Howard, Nat Wason, India Bourne, Kyle Keegan, and Richie Thomas. A Blaze of Feather has a very mysterious sound, and mixes guitar... read full bio
Norwegian boys Morten Harket, Magne Furuholmen, and Pål Waaktaar-Savoy make up A-ha, the iconic face of synth pop. Their debut album, Hunting High and Low, peaked at number 1 in Norway, number 2 in the UK, and number 15 in the US and earned them a Grammy for Best New Artist. The album spawned two number one singles with “The... read full bio
Auguste Arthur Bondy, or A. A. Bondy, is an alternative folk artist from Birmingham, Alabama. His mellow music is comprised of guitar, vocals, and sometimes harmonica. The artist has released three albums and has received notice for single songs in each album. His song Killed Myself When I Was Young was used in Friday Night Lights. A Slow Parade was... read full bio
Originating from the South Dakota plains, Aage Birch started his career as a musician at a young age, touring under the name Onward, etc. Onward, etc. released the albums "Old Soul" and "Sonder On" to critical acclaim, international recognition, and diverse collaborations with longstanding heroes and new friends after spending years touring the world. The self-release of "I Hope... read full bio
As a multi-instrumentalist and co-lead singer for Durand Jones & The Indications, the Baltimore-born and Brooklyn-based songwriter first shot to fame internationally. He wrote some of the band's most well-known songs, such as "Morning in America" and performed lead vocals on the instant hit "Is It Any Wonder", which featured Aaron's falsetto and was discovered by producer and Black Keys... read full bio
Aaron Lee Tasjan is a folk-rock singer-songwriter, who is distinguished for his unique “indie folk grit”. By the time he was sixteen, Tasjan had shared the stage with Peter Yarrow and won the Outstanding Guitarist Award in the Essentially Ellington Competition at Jazz at Lincoln Center, NYC. He landed a full scholarship to the Berklee College of Music, but decided... read full bio
Aaron West and the Roaring Twenties is a folk and indie rock band that consists of Dan Soupy Campbell from The Wonder Years. Aaron West has released one studio album entitled We Dont Have Each Other, an EP entitled Bittersweet, and 4 singles, You Aint No Saint, Divorce and the American South, 67, Cherry Red, and Orchard Park. His debut... read full bio
The Abaca String Band is a string quintet that began by performing for membership events at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. While a group that is centered in the New York metropolitan area is also privy to playing and arranging mountains of different kinds of music, the concert for the Abaca String Band is quite the experience.... read full bio
Popular musician, singer/songwriter, visual artist and podcaster Abe Partridge is headquartered in Mobile, Alabama. He received acclaim for his debut, Cotton Fields and Blood for Days. Partridge has relentlessly toured since the release of his debut album, performing at prestigious songwriter festivals like 30A Songwriters Festival, Frank Brown Songwriters Festival and Americanafest. He has also made several trips to the Netherlands and... read full bio
Abigail Washburn is an Americana musician who plays the banjo and sings. Washburn performs solo and is also apart of bands Uncle Earl, Sparrow Quartet, The Wu Force, and Bela Fleck. Prior to being a performer, Washburn was actually studying to be a lawyer in China. Before she left to China she came to a sudden realization she needed to... read full bio
With their abilities of literary imagination and musical intellect, Ablaye Cissoko and Cyrille Brotto present us with a work of art that is incredibly beautiful and generous. The delicate music is at times rippling like a waterfall and is so harmonious that it sounds as though it has been touched by grace. Ablaye Cissoko's gentle velvet voice lends a unique... read full bio
Abra Moore is a folk-rock singer-songwriter and a previous member of Poi Dog Pondering. She has recorded five studio albums and an EP over the year and is best known for her singles Four Leaf Clover and Dont Feel Like Cryin. Growing up she was surrounded by her talented family members and listened to jazz. Her brother was a sax... read full bio
Acoustic Syndicate is a folk band comprised of members Steve, Fitz and Byron McMurry, Jay Sanders, and Billy Cardine. The quintet combines the sounds of traditional instruments- guitar, banjo, drums, bass, and dobro- to perform an authentic combination of rock, folk, and bluegrass music. Using their harmonious vocals, the McMurry brothers deliver cohesive sounds unlike any other. Acoustic Syndicate has... read full bio
These are just a few instances, if you haven't already, to help you comprehend how this underground Americana songwriter and his bandmates seem to have appeared out of nowhere, forging an unmatched bond with their fans, and are now selling out theaters across the Northeast. Adam Ezra will joke with you that nothing has ever just "popped" for this folk artist... read full bio
Somewhere between Otis Reddings soul shout and Cat Powers swampy poeticism... one of the greatest, most thoughtful lyricists the state has to offer. Certainly one of the most respected songsmiths around. Adam Faucett manages to get under your ribs effortlessly. - Arkansas Times... read full bio
Adam Gontier is a Canadian musician and singer-songwriter. He is the lead singer, rhythm guitarist and main songwriter for Saint Asonia, but is best known as the former lead singer, rhythm guitarist and main songwriter of the Canadian rock band Three Days Grace. Gontier left Three Days Grace on January 9, 2013. In addition to his work with Three Days... read full bio
Adam Topol is a professional drummer who has worked with artists like Eddie Vedder, Joey Santiago, Ziggy Marley, Jack Johnson, David Gilmour, and Jimmy Cliff. He has released eight projects with his debut album being “Regardless of the Dark”. Some of his most popular songs include, “Crystal Bay”, “The Captain”, “Hollow”, and many more. Regardless of the Dark has been... read full bio
Perhaps best known as the lead singer and guitarist of the alternative indie band Big Thief, Adrianne Lenker is a singer-songwriter who’s carved out a path for her solo career as well. Originally from Indianapolis, grew up in Minnesota. This is before she moved to New York city, where she met up with Buck Meek, with whom she co-founded Big... read full bio
