Johnny Marr is an English singer and songwriter who also plays the guitar, the keyboards, the piano, the harmonica, the mandolin, the harmonium, and the autoharp. He was the co-songwriter with Morrissey for the Smiths, which is a band that has been called the most important alternative rock band to emerge from the British independent music scene of the 1980's.... read full bio
Johnny Gill is an American singer-songwriter, composer, producer, and actor. He is best known for being the final member of the R&B pop group New Edition and for his time as a member of LSG. Gill started his singing career at only 5 years old at his church in a family gospel group that was named Little Johnny and “Wings... read full bio
David Stone: The Johnny Cash Experience is a broadway caliber performance that plays predominantly to a new generation of fans too young to have known the real thing in its zenith. The David Stone: The Johnny Cash Experience will take the audience through the spectrum of the country ledgend's career. It will cover early Johnny Cash, Johnny Cash... read full bio
Johnny A. has captivated people around the country with his six string guitar skills. This earned him the honor of having his name be placed on a signature Gibson Guitar, with Johnnys specifications. This American guitarist and songwriter bought his very first guitar at the age of 12. Working with many different bands during his career including, The... read full bio
For almost two decades, Johnny A. has traversed the globe with grace, navigating and fusing various musical genres to present his distinct brand of instrumental guitar music. His obsession started when he was 13 years old and saw the Beatles for the first time in Boston. Two years later, he saw Jimi Hendrix live. He was immediately enthralled and bought... read full bio
With his signature voice consistently on the radio and continued touring worldwide for three decades, John Waite is an industry staple! You know John Waite and his music, whether it's his chart topping solo career or as lead vocalist/ frontman for mega pop band THE BABYS and rock supergroup BAD ENGLISH; his songs are deeply embedded in our lives! Hits... read full bio
English musician John Charles Waite plays music. He has eight studio albums under his own name and is best known for the hit track "Missing You," which peaked at number one on the UK Singles Chart and the U.S. Billboard Hot 100 in 1984. He also sang lead for the popular rock groups The Babys and Bad English. Waite attended... read full bio
Over four decades the contributions of John Sebastian have become a permanent part of our American musical fabric. His group The Lovin' Spoonful played a major role in the mid-'60s rock revolution. The Lovin' Spoonful did like nobody before or since, putting their first seven singles into the Top 10. You know the songs by heart: Do You Believe In... read full bio
John Rzeznik is an American musician, singer-songwriter, and producer. He is best known as the guitarist, frontman and founding member of the rock band the Goo Goo Dolls, with whom he has recorded eleven studio albums and toured all over the world. The band's album, A Boy Named Goo, went double Platinum and after hearing their song ""Name"", music producers... read full bio
John R. Miller, a singer-songwriter-picker, is a true hyphenate artist. His captivating debut solo album, Depreciated, features a band that is on fire, as well as songs that are rich with clever wordplay and melancholy imagery. Tyler Childers, a longtime admirer of roots music, describes him as "a well-traveled wordsmith sketching out the world he's seen, three chords at a... read full bio
John Popper is an American blues musician, songwriter and promoter from Chardon, Ohio. He is best known for being a frontman of Blues Traveler, which he played harmonica, guitar and vocals for. Growing up, Popper took lessons for the piano, cello, and guitar but found no passion until he began learning how to play the piano. After graduating from high... read full bio
John Mellencamp is the epitome of what makes America great, and Johnny Cash has called him one of the top 10 songwriters in the history of music. Everyone who listens to him is moved by the sincere and down-to-earth heartland music he plays. The phrase "probably the most influential roots rocker of his generation" best describes John Mellencamp. "Hurts So... read full bio
John Mayer received a total of seven Grammy Awards for his career after celebrating two victories at the 51st Annual Grammy Awards. The guitarist, vocalist, and songwriter currently has seven Grammy Awards to their name and has sold approximately 14 million records throughout the globe. John Mayer has established himself as a musician and collaborator who transcends genre barriers ever... read full bio
John Mayall is a pioneering English blues singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist. His musical career spans over fifty years, but the most notable moments in it occurred during the late '60s. He was the founder of John Mayall & the Bluesbreakers and, as a gifted talent-scout, has been influential in the careers of many instrumentalists, including Eric Clapton, Jack Bruce, Peter... read full bio
John Mayall was born in Maccelsfield, a small English village near Manchester. He is an English blues singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist whose career spans over fifty years and has played in groups with renowned members such as Eric Clapton, Peter Green, Jack Bruce, John McVie, Mick Fleetwood, Mick Taylor, and many others. He is the founding member of the band... read full bio
John Kay is a singer, songwriter and guitarist known as the frontman of Steppenwolf. An innovator on Rock's rugged side, he brought us the Rock Rebel Anthem Born To Be Wild". Kay & Steppenwolf produced seven Top 40 rock classics, including "Magic Carpet Ride" and "Rock Me". Lyrically, songs such as "Rock & Roll Rebels" and "Hold On" focus on... read full bio
After spending his early twenties as the frontman of the London-based heavy rock band Burning Beard, John Joseph Brill became a pillar of the West London music scene. Brill was greatly encouraged to explore a more candid, honest type of songwriting by the same musical scene that gave rise to The Staves, Laura Marling and Bear's Den. He left his previous... read full bio
John Jorgenson is known as one of the pioneers of the American gypsy jazz movement. He has performed as a solo artist as well as collaborated with other musicians all over the world. His articles and lessons on gypsy jazz have appeared in prominent guitar magazines and he has given master classes around the country, and he has... read full bio
John Hiatt is a singer-songwriter and musician from Indianapolis, Indiana. Over the course of his career he has performed a variety of genres through his music including new wave, blues, and country. Over the years, Hiatt has released 27 albums and has released numerous singles such as, “Thank You Girl”, “Have a Little Faith in Me”, “Slow Turning”, “Paper Thin”,... read full bio
John Harvie hit the scene hard with the release of the single “Bleach (On The Rocks)” and he was instantly shot to stardom. While he is based in Nashville – the country music hub on the world – there’s nothing country about what John plays. He’s a singer-songwriter who plays some of the most original alt-rock music on the scene... read full bio
