Undo The Blue has gotten overwhelmingly positive reviews from both reviewers and fans since its debut. The Times singled out Iraina's "intoxicating way with a melody," referring to her as "a new heroine to make us swoon," while Shindig Magazine praised "a playfully radical first album... perfectly amalgamating disco, psych, pop and rock." Iraina has also received enthusiastic support from... read full bio
Listening to Iress is like being on a beach as a tidal wave approaches, except with more sound and a sense of impending destruction. It's like being thankful to see something so very beautiful and enthralled with what's going to happen next. Iress, a Los Angeles-based band, uses dramatic, dark aspects of slowcore, metal and shoegaze, occasionally building to a crescendo akin... read full bio
Pablo Davila and his best buddy Bruno Segovia created the band Irist. The twosome recruited fellow Atlantans Adam Mitchell and Jason Belisha, who are both originally from Argentina and Chile. Yet until Brazilian vocalist Rodrigo Carvalho joined the group, Irist wouldn't truly become Irist. After making gradual progress as songwriters and engaging in a protracted courting with legendary A&R executive Monte... read full bio
Iron Maiden has done everything in its power to uphold their status as one of the most notoriously heavy and iconic metal bands of all time. It should come as no surprise that the necessary numbers that accompany Maiden's career are impressive (over 50 million albums sold; 13 Top Ten albums in the U.K., including three Number Ones; legendary strength-sapping... read full bio
The summer extravaganza now takes place in eight cities: Hawaii, Lake Tahoe, Salt Lake City, Denver, Manteo, North Carolina, Council Bluffs, Orange County, California, Cincinnati, Pelham, Tennessee and Mansfield, Massachusetts. Hawthorne Heights, who brought the "Is For Lovers Festival" to three cities in its inaugural year (Wichita, Denver and Cincinnati), has expanded. Jimmy Eat World, Thrice, Alkaline Trio, The Story So Far, 3OH!3,... read full bio
It's strange that singing has become Isabel LaRosa's entire life since she used to dislike it when she was younger. Her older brother played guitar and her father performed saxophone at local jazz jams and open mic nights in Annapolis, where her dad brought her and her brother. Although their mother isn't a musician, she raised them like a genuine Cuban... read full bio
The Isley Brothers are a group of American musicians. The Isley Brothers originally started as a vocal trio but after years of line up changes, Ronald and Ernie continued to perform on the road. The group was originally inspired by gospel and doo-wop music but later incorporated different musical elements such as rock, funk and pop. The Isley Brothers gained... read full bio
Issues is an American metalcore band that's been established in Atlanta, Georgia. AJ Rebollo on guitar and vocals, Skyler Acord on bass and vocals and Josh Manuel on drums make up the band at the moment. They are renowned for fusing metalcore, nu metal, pop, and modern R&B. Woe, Is Me's founding members Michael Bohn and Tyler Carter left to join Issues,... read full bio
Ithaca is humble. Their album, They Fear Us, is a powerful piece of heavy music with a lot of depth and significance. It's emotionally sophisticated and musically fertile, flawlessly assimilating inspirations as varied as Deftones and Converge to "Janet Jackson and Prince," with Sam hesitantly employing the term "prog-hardcore" and citing Rolo Tomassi as a parallel. 'Ithaca doing fine' will be old... read full bio
The band, which bills itself as "music for cucks, by cucks," is made up of a revolving group of people who all share the conviction that progressive politics can coexist with emo. Itoldyouiwouldeatyou's popularity stems from Joey Ashworth, a motormouth vocalist whose emotional intelligence and impish charm are fundamental to the song's appeal. Itoldyouiwouldeatyou's debut album, "Oh Dearism," is a record... read full bio
J Mascis is an American musician who is best known for being a singer-songwriter and guitarist for the band Dinosaur Jr. As a solo artist, Mascis has released seven albums. He’s also worked with bands such as Witch, Deep Wound, Upsidedown Cross, Sweet Apple, Heavy Blanket, and J Mascis + The Fog. As a guitarist, Mascis has been featured on... read full bio
Founded in Tennessee but now based out of Virginia, J Roddy Walston and the Business is a rock and roll band with a southern-style twist. Founded by J, Roddy Walston, the band recorded a demo tape in hopes of winning a slot at a national music festival. Before the festival, the band dropped a seven-track EP entitled Here Come Trouble.... read full bio
One of the principal architects of the Southern California sound, Mr. Souther played a key role in the formation of the Eagles. He cowrote the band’s hits “Heartache Tonight,” “Victim of Love” and “New Kid in Town"". A highly sought-after songwriter and session man, Mr. Souther also released three critically acclaimed solo albums — John David Souther, Black Rose and... read full bio
J. Micah Nelson is the son of music legend Willie Nelson, and brother of Lukas Nelson. Touring with both artists from a young age, Micah grew up surrounded by dynamic and innovative spirits. He has been seen performing throughout television, on shows including Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, Jimmy Kimmel, and at prestigious events such as SXSW, FarmAid, Red Rocks... read full bio
J. Roddy Walston focuses on songs and danceable kinetics over pretentious hipness and contemporary pop gimmicks in his classic-sounding Southern rock/Americana style. Whenever he performs live, he attracts a sizable audience wherever he goes. His first band, The Business, published LMNEP, which was followed by the self-released full-length album Hail Mega Boys. He is now focused on his solo act with... read full bio
A singer-songwriter from Blackheath in South London, Jack Penate is the grandson of The Gormenghast Trilogy author and illustrator Mervyn Peake. He frequently appears in the "Estuary English" pack of UK musicians, a group that includes artists like Lily Allen, Jamie T, Kate Nash, Adele and others who sing without purposefully changing their spoken English accent. He and his friend Felix White formed the... read full bio
Jack began playing rock and alternative music by up-and-coming acts on BBC Radio 1. He now presents Radio 1's Indie show on a Thursday and the Future Artists show, which airs Monday through Wednesday from 10 p.m. to midnight. Jack started his adventure on Fly FM, the student radio station of Nottingham Trent University. Jack led the station to its best-ever... read full bio
Jack Savoretti is an English acoustic singer-songwriter and musician from Westminister, London, England. While he was a teenager, Savoretti found his love in writing poetry and found himself writing all the time. By the time he was 16, he picked up the guitar and began performing and by the time he was 18, he was signed to De-angelis Records. While... read full bio
Jack-of-all-trades and multi-instrumentalist Jackie Greene is an Americana and roots singer-songwriter who can belt out a bluesy guitar solo or croon over melancholic piano ballads. Known for being a hard-working and versatile musician, Greene's EP 'The Modern Lives - Vol 2' documents a new phase of his life, encompassing his first months as a father, a break from his constant... read full bio
Over 18 million recordings by the American musician, singer, songwriter, and political activist Clyde Jackson Browne have been sold in the country. He first found success creating songs for other people in Los Angeles in the middle of the 1960s. At the age of 16, he wrote "These Days," which went on to become a small hit for the German singer... read full bio
