Nick Santino is most famous for being the lead singer of popular pop-rock band, A Rocket To The Moon. The band broke up in 2013 and Nick Santino started his own solo project. His solo project was first known as Nick Santino & The Northern Wind but more recently he changed it to just Nick Santino. He has released 2... read full bio
Nick Perri and the Underground Thieves are an American blues rock band that was founded by Nick Perri. The ground also consists of members Brian Weaver, Justin DiFebbo, Michael Montesano, Anthony Montesano and Zil Fessler. The band is based out of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and they have recently released their debut studio album, “Sun Via.” Since forming, Nick Perrio and the... read full bio
Nick Moss is a Chicago and electric blues musician. He has released nine albums to date, all on his own Blue Bella Records label. He has played alongside or with Buddy Scott, Jimmy Dawkins, Jimmy Rogers and The Legendary Blues Band; as well as more latterly fronting his own group, Nick Moss and the Flip Tops. The music journalist Bill... read full bio
Canadian guitarist and songwriter Nick Johnston has put out five solo albums. Together with his best buddy Ben Ragan, he formed the band Archival, and together they released the album Fear and Fate. Notable musicians like Paul Gilbert, Marco Minnemann, Guthrie Govan, and Bryan Beller have contributed to his recordings. In addition, he has contributed to tracks by other musicians, such as... read full bio
Nick Gilder is an English-Canadian singer-songwriter who is best known for being the front man for the rock band Sweeney Todd. Gilder was born in London, England but raised in Vancouver, British Columbia. He started his musical career apart of the band Sweeney Todd who was best known for their single “Roxy Roller”. Gilder later released music as a solo... read full bio
Niall Breslin, also known as Bressie, is an Irish singer-songwriter, television personality and former footballer from Artane, Dublin, Ireland. Breslin has previously studied at University College Dublin where he studied on a sports scholarship and went on to earn a degree in commerce. Breslin began his career in sports and he represented Westmeath in Gaelic football at minor and then... read full bio
Newton Faulkner is an English singer-songwriter and musician from Reigate, Surrey, England, who is known for having a percussive style of guitar playing. Faulkner began playing the guitar when he was only 13 years old and went on to study at the Italia Conti Academy of Theatre Arts before studying at the Academy of Contemporary Music. He first began performing... read full bio
Irish indie music group NewDad hails from Galway. NME magazine has compared their sound to The Cure, Beabadoobee and Just Mustard. "The band radiates individuality with sardonic but honest songs, vibrant visual components and profound messages about coping with the, albeit harsh, formative experiences," noted Atwood Magazine of the group. The band has performed at the Pitchfork Music Festival in Paris, the... read full bio
Using a sumptuous blend of flamboyant, gothic stadium rock and energetic pop-punk, New Years Day is reminiscent of the dark pageantry of bands like Garbage, Alkaline Trio, Motionless in White, and Evanescence. Adam Lohrbach, the band's principal songwriter and bassist, left the first-generation pop-punk act Home Grown, which had been around for a while, to start his own band. New... read full bio
New Politics is a trio from Copenhagen, now based in New York City, who have infused electronic alternative, contemporary pop, and punk together to create an infectious sound that has them touring the world nonstop. They've release three full length albums since their inception: New Politics, A Bad Girl in Harlem, and Vikings. They've toured with the likes of Fall... read full bio
Bernard Sumner, Gillian Gilbert, Phil Cunningham, and Tom Chapman make up the English rock/electronica band New Order, which is regarded as one of the most popular acts on the Factory Records label. The early work of New Order showed the influence of the rock and post-punk band Joy Division. However, since Joy Division broke up, New Order's style and sound... read full bio
The original members of New Kids On The Block have reunited for the first time in almost a decade and a half, and the band is currently hard at work on their first new album since 1994. This album, which does not yet have a title, is scheduled to be published sometime during the summer of this year. It will... read full bio
With eclectic influences, stellar harmonies and multi-instrumental skills that belie their ages, New Hollow—Mookie Clouse, 20; Evan West, 20; and Chad Blashford, 19—are rock ‘n’ roll obsessives who know more about old-school bands and equipment than many musicians twice their age. Their song “She Ain’t You” scored the teen trio a “Breakthrough Song Of 2013 by Sirius XM’s The Pulse... read full bio
As one of the pop-punk artists that emerged in the early 2000s, Coral Springs, Florida's New Found Glory rose to the top of the genre with Good Charlotte and Saves the Day. Sticks and Stones, their third and most successful album, peaked at number four on the U.S. charts, only to be surpassed two years later by Catalyst, another album... read full bio
New Familiar is a trio consisting of Will Booth, Danny Hepworth, and Ryan Johnston, who were previously part of rousing and soulful ensembleproject called Skinny Living; nevertheless, their change entails a great deal more than just changing their name. Johnston spent his childhood close outside of Belfast in a home that played soul and blues music nonstop. This influenced Johnston's musical tastes throughout his life.... read full bio
New City is comprised of three members from Toronto; Adrian Mitchell, Jed Webster, and Nathan Brown. Their sound can be categorized amongst artists like Calvin Harris, Maroon 5, and The Weeknd. New City blends a variety of different genres- electronic, trap, pop, and rock- to create their own unique sound. Some of their most popular songs include, “Getting Closer”, “Dirty... read full bio
Bringing Back the Memories - like Mr. Sandman, Lollipop, Never on a Sunday, Eddie My Love... all made famous by The Chordettes. In 1946, The Chordettes premiered on the Arthur Godfrey Show, and their lush vocal sound brought them a string of hits turning them into a singing sensation. Forty years later, Judy Duncan and her husband Bob decided to... read full bio
Sonically, Nevertel has really established their footing with their most recent releases. The group, which draws inspiration from acts like Linkin Park, Bring Me The Horizon, and Issues, captivates fans with their catchy choruses, verses laced with hip-hop, and explosive EDM-style breakdowns. Originally known as Living Fiction, Nevertel made their debut in the Tampa music scene. The foursome, which completed... read full bio
Singer Janesa Jaida "Nessa" Barrett is from the United States. She has one studio album, "Young Forever," and one EP, "Pretty Poison" (2021). (2022). Barrett, who is of Puerto Rican origin, struggled as the lone Puerto Rican and one of the few pupils living in an apartment with a single mother after her parents' divorced when she was growing up... read full bio
Nerf Herder, who were pioneers of the late 1990s Geek Rock and Pop-Punk movements, are probably best known for their menacing theme to the cult Joss Whedon television series Buffy the Vampire Slayer. Nerf Herder, a Santa Barbara-based band, gained recognition from big labels Arista Records shortly after their satirical tribute song "Van Halen" reached the top of the Modern... read full bio
