Halfway to Hazard are the opening words of “Cold,” the first song David Tolliver and Chad Warrix wrote together several years after each had put Kentucky in their rear-view mirror and ended up in Music City. A pain-and-booze-soaked ache for love gone cold, the geographical reference to the midway point from opposite directions to the Queen City of the Mountains... read full bio
Halocene, a native of Phoenix, has been an unstoppable force of dedication and enthusiasm. Halocene got their footing as YouTube influencers after traveling the country in a beat-up van, supporting acts like Blink 182, Fall Out Boy and rocking the Vans Warped Tour, and they now regularly publish videos with over 30 million views. One of the first bands to consistently... read full bio
An American singer, composer, and multi-instrumentalist by the name of James Hamilton Leithauser. He recorded seven studio albums as the lead vocalist for the American indie rock band The Walkmen from 2000 to 2014. Leithauser and bassist and organist Peter Matthew Bauer were both a part of The Recoys before The Walkmen were created. Leithauser was reared in Washington, DC,... read full bio
While touring with her closest friend's band, Caroline Rose, Abbie entered her thirties. The two came up with a backup plan—a new Hammydown record—while inebriated, complaining about a postponed tour and unaware of the impending catastrophe in the world. Over the course of the last three years, they have carved out a universe for Hammydown's songs to develop, working from a... read full bio
Through the flames of hardship rises a phoenix. Handmade Moments' Anna Moss and Joel Ludford were on a different path on May 21, 2016. On that terrible afternoon in Northern California, their cherished bio-diesel bus- which they spent six months building- was hit by two automobiles in a head-on accident. Ludford was critically injured in the crash and needed a... read full bio
Hands Like Houses is an Australian rock band that mixes hardcore, experimental, and alternative rock together to create their own unique sound. The band consists of members Trenton Woodley, Matt Cooper, Alex Pearson, Joel Tyrrell, and Matt Parkitny. Currently, the band has released four studio albums and two EPs, with their second album, “Unimagine”, peaking at number 37 on the... read full bio
"Hannah Wicklund & The Steppin Stones are a rock and roll band fueled by South Caroline spirit. Fronted by Hannah Wicklund herself, a powerful guitarist, vocalist, and songwriter, the band has developed into a modern, sublime group. Wicklund formed the band at the age of eight, and since, she has been jamming with audiences around the nation. The group’s sounds... read full bio
Bay Area native Hanni El Khatib blends blues, garage, folk and classic rock & roll crooning into his music. Khatib released two singles, “Dead Wrong” and “Build. Destroy. Rebuild”, through Innovative Leisure, for which he is the visual director and co-owner. He landed a spot with Florence and the Machine on tour, and quickly built up a solid fan base.... read full bio
Hanson’s sunny single “MmmBop” became a worldwide number one hit. Their pop- Motown flavored major label debut, Middle Of Nowhere, pierced the gray fog of grunge and earned the band three Grammy nominations. The band, which is made up of by three brothers: Taylor, Isaac, and Zac. The follow-up albums kept the hooks and the critical acclaim while revealing HANSON's... read full bio
Richard Archer (vocals), Ross Philips (guitar), Kai Stephens (bass), and Steve Kemp are the members of the band Hard-Fi from Staines, England (drums). The five-piece indie rock band with punk influences was founded in 2002; they are known for their loud mash-up of Dexy's Midnight Runners melodies, Franz Ferdinand hooks, and Dead 60s theatrics. In October 2004, Hard-Fi self-released Stars... read full bio
Danny Lopez and Rylan Whalen, the two founding members of the rock and roll group Harm & Ease, first met while they were in their freshman year of high school in Burlington, Ontario. They quickly started a musical connection in the expected suburbs. As an acoustic project, Harm & Ease was formally established, allowing the band to experiment with a... read full bio
Multi-talented English singer, songwriter, and actor Harry Styles is known as a member of the popular boy band One Direction. Though he is most known for his work with One Direction, Harry got his start in the music world with his band, White Eskimo. After meeting up with the other four members of One Direction on The X Factor, the... read full bio
Japanese rapper and singer-songwriter Haru Nemuri specializes in poetry. At the age of seventeen, she started her musical career as a synthesizer player in a band. Suddenly, she was performing as a poetry rapper. Since then, she has adopted the name Haru Nemuri and referred to herself as the greatest singing weapon. Though she hadn't released any official music, Haru Nemuri... read full bio
Hatebreed is a metalcore and hardcore punk band from Bridgeport, Connecticut. The band consists of Jamey Jasta, Chris Beattie, Matt Byrne, Frank Novinec, and Wayne Lozinak (previous members include Larry Dwyer Jr., Dave Russo, Nick "Nickel P" Papantoniou, Matt McIntosh, Jamie "Pushbutton" Muckinhaupt, Rigg Ross, Lou Richards, and Sean Martin. They first formed back in 1994 and dropped their first... read full bio
Hatsune Miku, a 16-year-old blue-haired girl with a distinctive voice and extraordinary energy, is a Japanese music sensation. Her unique quality lies in the fact that she is a virtual character that performs on stage using 3D images and a computer-generated voice instead of a real singer. She is the first totally crowd-created virtual talent, with a repertory that is wholly... read full bio
Philadelphia's undiscovered favorite scraggly-emo supergroup foursome is called Haunt Dog, composed of participants of previously adored initiatives. They began in New Brunswick, New Jersey. At first, Henry, the drummer, and Dusty were merely sometimes getting together. After a few months, though, they decided to move the group to Philadelphia and enlisted Liam on bass and Ben on guitar. Since then, they... read full bio
Hawksley Workman is an established actor, producer, multi-instrumentalist, singer, songwriter and published author. The two-time Juno Prize winner, who has been nominated for the award six times, has had radio success in Canada and Europe and has written music for famous singers all over the world. Many popular musicians, including Tegan and Sara, Serena Ryder, Great Big Sea, Sarah Slean and Jeremy Fisher,... read full bio
Hawthorne Heights enjoyed immense success with their first two albums, both of which went gold; their song "Saying Sorry" also achieved gold status. They were one of the biggest breakout successes of the new millennial emo-punk explosion. Over the years, the Ohio-based band experienced personal setbacks, multiple lineup changes and a landscape of evolving musical genres. They released their eighth studio... read full bio
Pedigo has lived many lives, having been homeschooled in Amarillo, Texas by his truck-stop preacher father; run for Amarillo City Council, as documented by Jasmine Stodel's SXSW-premiering, PBS-acquired film Kid Candidate—and struck up pen-friendships and collaborative partnerships with the likes of Terry Allen, Charles Hayward (This Heat), Werner "Zappi" Diermaier (Faust) and Tim Heidecker. He relocated from Amarillo to Lubbock, which... read full bio
Hayley Williams is an American singer and songwriter who is most known for being the female lead vocalist for the pop punk band Paramore. Paramore is her most prominent musical affiliation. The band's debut studio recording, titled "All We Know Is Falling," was issued under the record company known as Fueled by Ramen. The combination of Hayley's powerful and energizing... read full bio
