Hunny (or HUNNY) is a California indie rock band that’s been around since 2014. Currently, the band consists of Jason Yarger, Jake Goldstein, Kevin Grimmett, and Joey Anderson. Previous members include Jake Munk, who left the band back in the winter of 2016, and bassist/founding member Gregory Home, who left in 2018. Gregory and Jason were friends since they were... read full bio
Few musicians are as adept at capturing the spirit of artistic experimentation as multi-instrumentalist Hunter Root, who is based in Pennsylvania. His success is a tribute to his musical vision and intuition, and his path is a story of passion and perseverance. Hunter was raised in a classic rock-heavy home, and his older brother helped lay the groundwork for his musical... read full bio
Hurray for the Riff Raff, Alynda lee Segarra, is a Puerto Rican singer from the Bronx. Earlier in her career, she released two folk and country records: It Dont Mean I Dont Love You and Young Blood Blues. A year later, the UK record label Loose Music released Hurray for the Riff Raff, an album that collected the best songs... read full bio
Hurry Up is an up-and-coming band from Portland, Oregon that consists of members Kathy Foster, Maggie Vail, and Westin Glass. The group has released one album, “Hurry Up”. Some of their most popular songs include, “And Then”, “Kick Em Out”, and “You Just Wait”. Hurry Up has opened for artists such as, The Slashes, We Were Promised Jetpacks, Protomartyr, Preoccupations,... read full bio
Theo Hutchcraft and Adam Anderson first ran into one other outside of Manchester's 42nd Street nightclub in November 2005 while their respective groups of friends were engaged in a fight. They started talking about music instead since they were too inebriated to participate. They chose the name Hurts for their new band after realizing they had similar musical tastes. Hurts,... read full bio
Husky Loops are an alternative rock band that consists of members Danio Forni on vocals, guitar, and production, Pietro Garrone on drums, and Tommaso Medica on bass. Husky Loops rose to fame after the release of their debut single, “Dead.” Husky Loops are originally from Bologna, Italy, and are currently based out of London, England. Since their formation, the band... read full bio
The new band I DONT KNOW HOW BUT THEY FOUND ME, or iDKHOW, is vocalist, multi-instrumentalist and creative force Dallon Weekes. Despite the fact that the group has not yet released their debut album, they already have a number of successful singles to their credit, including "Choke," which has received over 42 million Spotify streams, and "Do It All the Time,"... read full bio
I Prevail is an American metalcore, post-hardcore, pop punk band that consists of members Brian Burkheiser, Eric Vanlerberghe, Steve Menoian, Dylan Bowman and Gabe Helguera. The group rose to fame after the release of their metal cover of Taylor Swift’s popular single “Blank Space”. Their cover ended up peaked at number 9 on the U.S. Rock charts and earned them... read full bio
Michigan-based hardcore group I See Stars debuted their record with a hybrid sound that combined elements of electronica and screamo. The band, which was founded in Warren, Michigan, a bedroom suburb outside of Detroit, has vocalist Devin Oliver among its members. Prior to entering into a recording contract with Sumerian Records, I See Stars put out an EP called Green Light... read full bio
Iam Tongi, the American Idol champion, will soon perform all over the world. But first, he went back home and gave a performance in Turtle Bay in front of a large crowd. Iam Tongi visited Oahu once more, performing on stage alongside musicians like Spawnbreezie and Roman De Peralta of Kolohe Kai. Iam is now on his debut tour and... read full bio
Ian Anderson is known throughout the world of rock music as the flute and voice behind the legendary Jethro Tull. Jethro Tull has released thirty albums, selling more than sixty million copies since '68 when the band first performed at London's famous Marquee club. After undertaking more than 2500 concerts in 40 countries throughout this long career, Jethro Tull is... read full bio
English musician Ian Ball is most well known as lead vocalist/ guitarist of the indie rock band, Gomez. With Gomez, he recorded seven albums, including one certified Silver and two Platinum. They’ve performed at popular festivals including SXSW, Beale Street, Bonnaroo, Jazzfest, Sasquatch, Jam Cruise, and Lollapalooza. The band’s music has been heard several times throughout film and television: ... read full bio
Ian Broudie has successfully carved himself an outstanding career out of not fitting in over the past 25 years. Big In Japan, his first band, were new wavers who failed to gain popularity outside of Merseyside but produced a staggering number of successful ex-members, including Dave Balfe of the Teardrop Explodes, Holly Johnson of Frankie Goes To Hollywood, Budgie of... read full bio
Ian Ferguson is an American singer and songwriter from Los Angeles. Ferguson started making music in his mother's basement when they moved to Kingston Springs, Tennessee. His debut album, "State of Gold" didn't gain popularity until Ferguson continued to produce music on his own. After two years of recording solo, Ian decided to turn his attention to the public and... read full bio
Although he also headed bands under his own name, Ian Gillan was one of the most prominent vocalists of the heavy metal genre of rock that originated in the 1970s. He achieved his greatest fame as a member of Deep Purple. When still in his teens, he started singing in bands, the most well-known of which were the Javelins and... read full bio
The Danish band Iceage began as a harsh punk rock quartet before experimenting with a more varied style of songwriting. The band's early albums, such as their debut New Brigade, had a cold, abrasive, Joy Division-influenced sound that quickly developed as they experimented with instrumentation, arrangement and atmosphere on more complex releases like Seek Shelter. Lead by guitarist and singer Elias Bender... read full bio
It's hard to overlook the chart-topping independent rock duo Icon For Hire. The band, which consists of guitarist/producer Shawn Jump and power vocalist Ariel Bloomer, has quietly gathered a devoted following through their extensive touring, which included an outstanding multi-year run on the Vans Warped Tour. Icon For Hire has been dubbed the "sleeping giants of the modern rock scene"... read full bio
With its signature horn riffs and one of the most famous opening lines in rock’n roll, “I’m the friendly stranger in the black sedan… I'm your Vehicle Baby”, from their monster hit ""VEHICLE,"" The Ides’ earned their place in rock history being on the cutting edge of Jazz Rock Horn bands. Their show spans 3 decades of... read full bio
IDestroy's trademark are their riotous live performances. The Bristol-based trio, which came together in 2015, has performed more than 300 shows in the U.K., Europe, and Asia, including sold-out performances in South Korea and several tours of Germany. "We Are Girls," IDestroy's debut album, was released in February 2021. "We Are Girls" is a party-punk album that captures the fervor... read full bio
Idles are a rock band from the United Kingdom who formed in Bristol in 2009. Their name is styled as IDLES. Joe Talbot handles the vocals for the band, while Mark Bowen and Lee Kiernan each play guitar, Adam Devonshire plays bass, and Jon Beavis is the drummer (drums). Their first studio album, titled "Brutalism," was issued in 2017 to... read full bio
