Gabe Dixon, formerly of the Gabe Dixon Band, is a singer and songwriter who got his start in the music industry with the 5-piece band, Six Shooter. While working with his four-piece act The Gabe Dixon Band, they released the debut album More Than It Would Seem. They later released their first album with a major label entitled On a... read full bio
G.E. Smith is an American guitarist who is best known for being the lead guitarist for the group Hall & Oates as well as the lead guitarist for the band Moonalice. He has also previously been the musical director for “Saturday Night Live” and was leader of the Saturday Night Live Band. Other groups that Smith has performed and or... read full bio
Fyfe Dangerfield is an English singer-songwriter and musician who is best known for being the member of the indie-rock band Guillemots. Dangerfield was born in Moseley, Birmingham, England, and he began singing in the band Senseless Prayer while studying at Bromsgrove School. He later also began working as a music teacher at Cranbrook College before focusing on music full-time. Dangerfield... read full bio
The indie rock group Futurebirds redefines the genre with their original sound by incorporating a distinct country flair into their music. Although their unassuming demeanor could imply a laid-back experience, their live performances produce high-energy performances with psychedelic undertones. The debut of their first album, "Hampton's Lullaby," which exposed listeners to their enthralling fusion of indie rock and country influences,... read full bio
Young musicians come to Nashville to chicken-pick and twang. They come to sing about trucks, girls, and girls in trucks. Not so with Future Thieves. They came to rock. You hear it in the first seconds of the first track of their first album. Horizon Line, which kicks off with a punchy drum intro. Then the band comes in: a... read full bio
Future Islands is an American rock band that consists of members Gerrit Welmers, William Cashion, Samuel Herring, and Michael Lowry. They are best known for their single “Season (Waiting on You)”, which was named best song of the year by outlets Pitchfork and NME. Future Islands have released five studio albums so far with their album “Singles” peaking at 40... read full bio
The Grateful Dead separated four months after Jerry Garcia's death in 1995. Members later played in RatDog, Phil Lesh and Friends, the Rhythm Devils, the Other Ones, and the Dead. After a four-year sabbatical following their "Wave That Flag" summer tour in 2004, the Dead performed two 2008 gigs supporting the Obama campaign, branded as "Deadheads for Obama" and "Change... read full bio
FUR, who still call the seaside town where they were formed just over four years ago home, might not have anticipated this quick rise, but their drive and tenacity have been there since Day One, when Murray began to look for undergraduate flatmates solely based on their musical abilities. Once he had located the others, they started to write songs that combined... read full bio
Fun Lovin’ Criminals is a band from New York City, New York, that is a multi-genre band that blends together sounds of alternative, rock, hip-hop, blues, jazz, R&B, punk, and funk. The band consists of members Huey Morgan, Brian Leiser, and Frank Benbi and they are best known for their song “Scooby Snacks,” as well as the song “Love Unlimited.”... read full bio
Massachusetts' FUMING MOUTH was founded by Mark Whelan with the goal of developing an unrestrained style of death metal. The group originally formed as a trio, drawing inspiration from bands like Motorhead and Dismember while also taking cues from them. They just published their debut album, "The Grand Descent," as well as a brand-new EP, "Beyond the Tomb," which best... read full bio
Blake Ibanez makes a comeback with his new group Fugitive, and his trademark violent pit explosion from Power Trip, which is now delivered with even more raw and loose energy. Ibanez and company come together in a fiercely aggressive crossover form with Fugitive, a result of years of well-earned expertise in the studio and on stage, joined by Seth Gilmore (Skourge),... read full bio
American rock band, Fuel, have made quite a name for themselves since their origins. Songwriter and guitarist, Carl Bell, and drummer, Jody Abbott, formed the band in Brownsville, Tennessee and haven not looked back ever since. Brett Scallions and Jeff Abercrombie saw them play in a bar and joined their project afterwards. They released an EP titled, Porcelain,... read full bio
Fruit Bats is an American rock band based out of Chicago, Illinois, comprised of members Eric D. Johnson (singer/songwriter), Sam Wagster, Ron Lewis, Graeme Gibson and Christopher Sherman. Their music inspirations include The Grateful Dead, The Byrds, The Kinks’ album The Village Green Preservation Society, and Supertramp. They have recently toured all across the United States with fellow rock group... read full bio
The Jam was an influential pop punk band, originating at the height of the punk movement in the late 1970s. They took to the stage in tailored suits and incorporated a variety of music styles into their sound. While their base was the angry punk sound that was taking the youth of the world by force, they incorporated mainstream rock... read full bio
From Indian Lakes is an indie rock band put together by musician Joey Vannucchi back in 2009. He first started writing music while living in a small mountain town near Yosemite National Park. He gathered up his friends to help write and perform new material and, thus, From Indian Lakes was born. Together, they independently released the album “The Man... read full bio
Like a hundred other American towns, Lancaster, Pennsylvania is post-industrial but primarily working class, with relatively poor prospects for the children who grow up there. In fact, there are communities much like it all over the world. Suburban ennui, broken homes, substance misuse, and a lack of opportunities are all conducive to the kind of atmosphere where real, compelling creativity... read full bio
From a Second Story Window is an American progressive metalcore band that was founded in the border region of Ohio and Pennsylvania. They used intricate rhythms, unusual keys and two different vocal styles (both loud black metal yells and low death metal growls). Their live performances are dramatic and are often distinguished by blinding white lighting and Will Jackson's almost possessed stage presence. All... read full bio
Scottish indie rock band Frightened Rabbit began as a solo project by founding member Scott Hutchinson. As a soloist, he released his debut album, Sing the Greys, under the Hits the Fan independent music label. After adding his brother Grant and a guitarist, Billy Kennedy, to the band, they began playing local gigs. Early on in the band’s career, they... read full bio
Friendly Fires is an indie rock band from England. Their initial and self-titled album was shortlisted at number twelve for the debuting year’s Mercury Prize. The band has since garnered critical acclaim and a loyal fan base over the many years they have been performing together. Members Ed Macfarlane, Jack Savidge, and Edd Gibson collaborate together to create their indie... read full bio
Freya Beer is a West London-based singer-songwriter who has been hailed as "a raw and fascinating new talent" d riven by alternative fashion, music and literature. Through a gothic soul and a spirit that dares to dream in the dark, Freya distills her various influences. Beast, Freya's debut album, received excellent reviews and widespread praise after its release. With her independently released debut... read full bio
