The American and Cambodian band DENGUE FEVER, located in Los Angeles, released their debut album without any clue of how it would be appreciated. The band is ready to embark on their longest tour ever with the equally inspirational Tinariwen after more than a decade and four extra releases, and with more domestic and international tours on the horizon, the... read full bio
Dennis DeYoung is an American singer, songwriter, musician, and producer best known for being a founding member and lead vocalist and keyboardist of the rock band Styx. He remained in the band until his health forced him to depart. DeYoung was approached to perform a concert featuring his many songs from Styx and his solo works The Hunchback of Notre... read full bio
Dennis Quaid and The Sharks are a rock ‘n’ roll country soul band that’s led by American actor and musician, Dennis Quaid. Quaid is the lead singer and rhythm guitarist. The idea to start a band came after seeing Harry Dean Stanton perform and invite Quaid on stage. A member of Stanton’s band approached Quaid after the performance and talked... read full bio
Dennis Tufano is a musician who rose to prominence as the original lead singer of the rock group The Buckinghams. Since leaving The Buckinghams, Tufano has been a solo performer. Tufano was born in Chicago, Illinois and grew up with a father who was a singer who also played the harmonica, saxophone and violin. While growing up in Chicago, Tufano... read full bio
Department of Eagles is a band formed by two friends who met at New York University as roommates, named Daniel Rossen and Fred Nicolaus. Daniel Rossen is also in the band Grizzly Bear as the guitarist and co-lead vocalist. They collected samples and assembled them into songs and recorded them with illegal software and a borrowed microphone. Their music combines... read full bio
Depeche Mode, electro-pop band of the 1980s is one of the first acts to establish a musical identity based around synthesizers. The band's last albums of the 1980s, Black Celebration and Music for the Masses, established them as a dominant force on the mainstream electronic music scene. A highlight of this era was the band's concert at the Pasadena Rose... read full bio
One of the few positive things the Covid crisis produced was the reissue of Depresion Sonora's debut EP, which was released during lockdown and published by Sonido Muchacho months later. It included songs about his teenage angst and the frustrations brought on by the pandemic, as well as ones that were inspired by the cramped circumstances we were all living... read full bio
American rock musician Des Rocs hails from New York, New York. Daniel Rocco, a native of New York, is the producer and director of the solo project Des Rocs. Longtime friends and bandmates William Tully and Eric Mendelsohn travel with Rocco. Rock groups including Muse, The Rolling Stones, and The Struts have all toured with Des Rocs. Muse, Elvis Presley,... read full bio
Desree, born Desiree Weeks on November 30, 1968 in London, England was one of Britains most successful pop/soul vocalists throughout the 1990s. She changed her name from Desiree Weeks because she preferred a two-syllable name. In 1994 the hit single, You Gotta Be, hit Billboard Top 5 and was a hit in the UK three times, as well as very... read full bio
The Descendents is an American punk rock group that was founded in 1977 by drummer Bill Stevenson, bassist Tony Lombardo, and guitarist Frank Navetta in Manhattan Beach, California. They reemerged as a punk rock band in 1979 after recruiting Stevenson's former classmate Milo Aukerman as a singer, and they quickly rose to prominence in the hardcore punk scene that was... read full bio
Destroy Boys have created waves from the California coast to the UK since their early days playing performances in jam-packed garages and releasing songs independently. They have shared stages with established punk bands like Face To Face and Lagwagon as well as up-and-coming acts like Mannequin Pussy. Additionally, they have accrued over 120 million streams, with the totals steadily rising... read full bio
Destroyer is a Canadian rock band based out of Vancouver, British Columbia, that currently consists of members Dan Bejar, John Collins, David Carswell, Ted Bois, Nicolas Bragg, Joseph Shabason, JP Carter, and Joshua Wells. After forming, Destoryer went on to release their debut studio album, “We’ll Build Them a Golden Bridge,” which featured on home-recording songs. Since the release of... read full bio
Deus is a Belgium rock band from Antwerp, Belgium, that currently consists of members Tom Barman, Klaas Janzoons, Stephane Misseghers, Alan Gevaert and Bruno De Groote. The band was formed in the early 90’s originally as a cover band, but shortly after the band was writing their own original songs. Their music is a mixture of various genres such as... read full bio
DevilDriver, a punishing groove and melodic death metal band from Santa Barbara was previously known as Deathride until a copyright issue compelled them to change their name. The band debuted but didn't really take off until the release of Last Kind Words, which heralded a string of high-charting albums like Pray for Villains, Winter Kills, Trust No One and the concept double... read full bio
Devo is an American rock band that consists of members Gerald Casale, Mark Mothersbaugh, Bob Mothersbaugh, Josh Freese and Josh Hager. The band gained popularity with the release of their most popular single ""Whip It"". Their music is a mix of pop, new wave, punk, and more. Some of their other popular songs include, “Girl U Want”, “That’s Good”, “Gut... read full bio
This young Allman did not come on the music scene riding the coattails of his famous father, Gregg. Allman has been living his own musical life for decades. In fact, Allman, who was raised by his mom in Texas, took up the guitar on his own, and has toiled long and hard to establish his own musical identity. After touring... read full bio
Drummer Blake Allison and lead vocalist Joey "Chicago" Walser, who had previously been in the alternative metal band Egypt Central, started their own band, Devour the Day. In a Live Metal interview, Blake Allison discussed how much more in-depth their debut album Time & Pressure was than their earlier work with Egypt Central, all while preserving their legacy with their former... read full bio
DeWolff is a young Dutch trio consisting of a Hammond organ, guitar and drums that plays supercharged southern blues-rock with a hint of soul and psychedelia. They have been performing together for half of their lives and are among the meanest, most vivacious, battle-tested, most talented musicians in the world. Even though they are still in their mid-20s, they have already... read full bio
Dexter and The Moonrocks, from Abilene, provide a distinct Southern Alternative blend. The band's debut single "Couch" came out and it quickly became viral on the internet. Following the tremendous success of the smash track, the band issued their self-titled EP, which included a variety of singles such as "Where I Steer" and "Behave," to extremely great reviews. Lead vocalist/rhythm... read full bio
In a career that has included three albums and two EPs with his band project thenewno2, as well as a position in the supergroup Fistful of Mercy (with Ben Harper and Joseph Arthur), Grammy Award winner Dhani Harrison has more than earned his keep. His father's posthumous album Brainwashed, which received three Grammy nominations and won the prize for Best... read full bio
