Bad Brains, whether you know it or not, probably influenced your favorite modern punk band – directly or indirectly. There is no other band like Bad Brains, a group of Americans who blend punk with reggae for the first time. During the time of Sex Pistols, The Ramones, and The Clash, Bad Brains was doing something completely different. Gary Miller,... read full bio
The one and only Bad Company, lead by legendary front man Paul Rodgers, along with original band mates Mick Ralphs and Simon Kirke; is one of the most acclaimed bands of the classic rock era. Bad Company has made a permanent stamp on rock 'n' roll with a straight-ahead, no frills musical approach that has resulted in the creation of... read full bio
Before becoming a band from Florida, Bad Luck was a Long Island solo project. The next year, while still living in Florida, they put out Cold Bones and Noise in Your Head, two sharp pop-punk albums that combined nostalgia with neuroses. After such fears caused a busy touring schedule and the group's first exposure to the industrial ecology to fail,... read full bio
BadBadNotGood are an instrumental group who hail from Toronto. The members include Matthew Tavares on the keys, Chester Hansen on bass, Leland Whitty playing the saxophone and Alexander Sowinski on the drums. The group incorporate elements of hip hop, jazz and electronica within their work. They are most well known for their interpretations of hip hop tracks and their collaborations... read full bio
The foursome from New Orleans has been involved in these kinds of projects for more than twenty years. Following their 30th anniversary celebration, it appears that the enthusiasm is only increasing. The four New Orleans natives are known for their lavish costumes and skill at kabuki makeup. They also cover songs in a style they have coined, Superpop, which is... read full bio
Bag Raiders are a dance pop group consisting of the talents of the Australian duo Jack Glass and Chris Stracey. The duo is known for remixing other works and adding a Bag Raiders twist. Their first single, Shooting Stars, was a widely successful song, peaking at No.44 on the ARIA Singles Chart. Their debut self-titled album debuted at No.7 in... read full bio
The Baha Men are a band that performs world music, mainly in the modernized Bahamian style of music called junkanoo. They have been around since the late 70's but didn't become mainstream until 2000 when they created a remake of an Anslem Douglas song called ""Who Let The Dogs Out"". The song earned them many awards including a Grammy for... read full bio
BAILEN is an indie-pop group from NYC, formed by twin brothers, their sister, and a friend. They have starred on London’s West End (Daniel in Close To You), performed all across Europe and the US, and toured Taiwan with Mando-Pop star Yen-J. BAILEN often plays shows at Rockwood Music Hall in NYC, where they completed an unprecedented 40-show residency culminating... read full bio
Bailey Spinn is a pop-rock musician who gained popularity on social media by posting original, brief content. Bailey started putting a lot of effort into her music career and released a new cover every week. Bailey's debut cover was Olivia Rodrigo's "traitor," which amassed over 1.5 million views on YouTube in its first month and almost 6 million views on... read full bio
Bajofondo is an alternative music ensemble. The group is Grammy-winning and they perform an eclectic mix of tango, folklore, rock, hip-hop, jazz, electronica, and Latin sounds. Bajofondo is known as one of the most acclaimed live acts in the world. They are a large ensemble and stun new and old fans with their epic energy at live performances. Bajofondo has... read full bio
Chloe Baker performs as Baker Grace, a pop singer and composer with a soft, folk-like tone to her voice. She is from New Jersey and her father, producer and multi-instrumentalist Michael Baker, helped her release her debut EP under a different alias, Bitter's Kiss. She was partnered with multi-platinum songwriter/producer Scott Harris by major-label A&R while still a student at New... read full bio
According to Bakers Eddy, they are "edging." In other words, the Moonee Ponds (or more specifically Travencore) through Wellington quintet made up of twin brothers Ian and Alex Spagnolo, as well as longtime friends Ciarann Babbington and Jamie Gordon, believe they are right on the verge of realizing their common artistic aspiration. After learning the ropes as a young band competing... read full bio
Ball & Boe is a musical duo that consists of Michael Ball and Alfie Boe. Ball and Boe met while performing on stage in a musical production of ‘Kismet,’ in London. That same year, the duo went on to perform on stage together at BBC Proms concerts. Around 10 years down the line, the musical duo came together to create... read full bio
Ballyhoo! is an Aberdeen, Maryland based reggae, rock, punk, pop band. They have opened for bands such as Slightly Stoopid and 311. The band comprises of lead singer and guitarist, Howi Spangler, bassist JR Gregory, turntables and keys from Scott Vandrey, and Donald Spangler on the drums. They have a strong fan base, due to their copious... read full bio
Balming Tiger is an up-and-coming alternative K-pop band that is a musical collective. The members of Balming Tiger include Omega Sapien, Mudd, wnjn, sogumm, producers which include San Yawn and Unsinkable, DJ Abyss, and film-makers which include Editor Henson and Jan’qui. Balming Tiger rose to fame with the release of their debut mixtape, “Balming Tiger vol.1.” Sogumm then went on... read full bio
Bamily is a Brixton, London band with an incredible fusion of pop, disco, soul, and hip-hop in their sound. They also utilize certain elements of DJing, making them very different than other pop groups that are kind of like them. Then again, there aren’t a lot of bands like Bamily, with their use of heavy beats samples over heavy drums... read full bio
Founding members Keren Woodward, Sarah Dallin, and Siobhan Fahey formed Bananarama after friends suggested that they form a band. Initially, it was friends (including Mel O'Brien) fooling around on instruments in The Professionals (ex-Sex Pistols Paul Cook, and Steve Jones) rehearsal room under their squat in Denmark Street, London. Fans disagree as to what their best album is, most... read full bio
The Band From TV lineup includes a bunch of well-known and acclaimed actors including: Greg Grunberg (drums) - ""Alias"", ""Felicity"", ""Heroes"" James Denton (guitar) ""Desperate Housewives"" Bob Guiney (vocals) ""The Bachelor"", TLC's ""Date My House"" Jesse Spencer (violin) ""House” Adrian Pasdar (guitar) ""Heroes"", ""Desperate Housewives"" Scott Grimes (keyboards) “ER”, ""American Dad.” Band From TV’s set features some of the... read full bio
Indie-pop band Bandalos Chinos is revered by producer Adan Jodorowsky. The Argentine sextet of Gregorio Degano, Salvador Colombo, Tomás Verduga, Matas Verduga, Iaki Colombo and Nicolás Rodrguez del Pozo is known for its catchy melodies, which would make any classical European composer into the teenage leader of their fanbase. They may not have intended for this to happen when they released... read full bio
Bandits on the Run is a bunch of things: they’re indie, they’re folk, they’re pop, and they’re Americana. The trio consists of three lead-singers, a cello, a suitcase drum, an accordion, and, of course, a guitar. The three of them use their on-stage alter-egos: Roy Dodger, Bonanza Jellyfish, and Clarissa. Needless to say, Bandits on the Run is a bit... read full bio
