The Word is a blues/jam rock ensemble made up of Robert Randolph, the gospel/pedal steel sensation John Medeski, the Dickinson brothers, Chris Chew and one-third of the jazz-funk trio Medeski, Martin & Wood, who together made up North Mississippi Allstars (of the famed Sacred Steel series on Arhoolie and his Family Band). The gospel album, which the Dickinsons and Medeski had... read full bio
After pursuing solo music careers for fifteen years, The Wood Brothers (Chris and Oliver Wood) decided to combine their songwriting and instrumental talents to form a group together, later adding on multi-instrumentalist Jano Rix. They signed with Blue Note Records, releasing Ways Not to Lose and Loaded under the label. Ways Not to Lose became the Amazon.com editors number one... read full bio
Matt Vinson, a singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and producer, works alone as The Wonderfool. In the years after starting The Wonderfool while still a student at Ohio University, Vinson has collaborated with the indie folk band CAAMP and released three recordings under the name. Vinson played every instrument on The Wonderfool's prior records individually, building the album around his upbeat modern folk tunes... read full bio
The Wonder Years is one of the hottest pop punk bands in the world. Some of their most popular songs include “My Geraldine Lies Over the Delaware”, “Melrose Diner”, “Don’t Let Me Cave In”, “Came Out Swinging”, “Local Man Ruins Everything”, “Living Room Song”, “Passing Through a Screen Door”, “There, There”, “Dismantling Summer”, “Cardinals”, “Cigarettes & Saints”, and “Stained Glass... read full bio
The Wombats are an indie alternative rock band from Liverpool. Comprised of members Dan Haggis, Tord Overland Knudsen, and Matthew Murphy, the band combines vocals, guitar, drums, and bass to create their unique sound. Having sold over one million copies of their albums worldwide, The Wombats are a staple in alternative rock music. The group members met while attending university,... read full bio
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The Willis Clan is comprised of twelve brothers and sisters from Nashville. Three of their albums, highlighted by Heaven, were up for sale in outlets like Walmart and Cracker Barrel, as well as peaking on iTunes at number six on the pop chart. The family has performed on Americas Got Talent, won the Today Shows Real Life Sound of Music... read full bio
The Wildwoods, a folk/Americana trio based in Lincoln, Nebraska, are a husband-and-wife team consisting of violinist Chloe Gose and guitarist Noah Gose, who are joined on bass by bassist Andrew Vaggalis. Their journey has brought them from the Midwest to international venues, leaving a distinct mark on the folk scene. Their story is a symphony of discovery and connection. ... read full bio
Zane Williams, a seasoned troubadour with seven solo albums under his credit, assembled a carefully curated group of exceptionally gifted musicians from the Texas music scene to launch The Wilder Blue. They've drawn compared to early Eagles and Alabama in the 1980s with their first album Hill Country and follow-up The Wilder Blue, which both contain five-part harmonies woven within... read full bio
The Wild! is a rock ‘n’ roll band from Kelowna, British Columbia, that consists of members Dylan Villain, The Kid, Lucas “Boozus” and Crash Anderson. The band began without a booking agent or record label and they still released their debut single, “Roadhouse”, which was featured on rock radio stations in Canada. This led The Wild! to gaining an agent... read full bio
The women-led band The Wild Reeds is full of multi-instrumentalists and highly talented singer-songwriters. Kinsey Lee, Sharon Silva, Mackenzie Howe, Nick Pakpiseth, and Nick Jones make up this quintet that can be described as an indie-folk rock group with a touch of country. They’ve released three albums, the latter two of which were under the Dualtone records banner. The newest... read full bio
With their Epitaph debut, Clouded, the Californian indie duo This Wild Life effectively abandoned their original plans to become a full band and repurposed their emo/pop-punk sound for an acoustic setting. Co-singer/songwriters Kevin Jordan and Anthony Del Grosso have continuously demonstrated an interest in creative expansion and evolution, moving from an electric phase to a stripped-down acoustic period and later to... read full bio
The Wild Feathers are a truly American band: their music takes elements of the best of rock, country, folk and blues music and reshapes it in a way that is both unique and modern. Ricky Young, Joel King, Taylor Burns, and Preston Wimberly grew up steeped in music, playing solo gigs, touring with local bands and working at venues. The... read full bio
Taylor Burns, Joel King, and Ricky Young—all former lead singers of other bands—formed the American country rock group The Wild Feathers in Nashville, Tennessee. After the band's first record was released, drummer Ben Dumas joined. Former member of Apache Relay, a band that had opened for The Wild Feathers, Brett Moore is a multi-instrumentalist who started touring and recording with... read full bio
It's The Wiggles! The Wiggles are children's entertainers that have rewritten the book about how children can be entertained with song and dance. Greg (Yellow), Murray (Red), Jeff (Purple) and Anthony (Blue) and the characters they have created are now a part of the lives of so many children. The names Dorothy the Dinosaur, Wags the Dog, Henry the Octopus... read full bio
The Who Invasion is a tribute band to one of the greatest rock bands. The tribute band is fronted by Keith Steven Caplan who performs as Roger Daltrey. Caplan is known for capturing Daltrey’s voice and also strikes a resemblance to Daltrey. Keith Moon is played by Pat Caruso who is a pro drummer. John Entwistle is portrayed by Alf... read full bio
British rock legends, the Who carry over four decades of remarkable music and notorious live performances under their belts. Just a few years into their career, the Who rivaled the Rolling Stones critically and commercially. They are the pioneers of rock opera, a powerhouse arena act, and among the first rock groups to successfully incorporate (rather than simply dabble with)... read full bio
The Whitlams were founded in Australia's Newtown. Tim Freedman, Stevie Plunder and Andy Lewis wrote their songs acoustically on Saturday afternoons at the Sandringham Hotel on King Street as a trio without a drummer. The typical formative months of drinking, camaraderie and shady concerts then followed. The Whitlams won the ARIA Awards for Group of the Year, Best Independent Release ("Eternal Nightcap") and... read full bio
The Whitest Boy Alive began as an electronic dance music project in Berlin in 2003, but they gradually changed into a band without any computerized components. The band's name refers to the naive, timid boy from a northern European country who is the subject of their music. Bubbles is the band's German record company. “Dreams”, their debut album, was released... read full bio
In 2001, acoustic music blasted onto the mainstream with the smash hit movie and soundtrack, O Brother Where Art Thou Buck and the girls were hand selected among bluegrass music's finest to participate in the soundtrack and appear in the film. The Whites were recognized at the International Bluegrass Music Association's (IBMA) Awards Show in 2001, where they won... read full bio
