The Calling, released two very successful albums and many hit singles, including Adrienne," "Our Lives," and Wherever You Will Go, which spent most of 2002 at the top of the Billboard Charts. It became one of the biggest songs in the world by the end of 2002, receiving more than 3 million performances and it holds the 2nd place... read full bio
The Calling's unique blend of catchy tunes and poignant lyrics helped them rise fast through the radio rock ranks. With hits like "Wherever You Will Go" and "Adrienne," as well as seven number one singles globally, the adolescent rockers' debut album Camino Palmero went platinum in the United States and more than 50 other countries. It sold more than 10... read full bio
The California Honeydrops have deep roots in American Music, embracing genres such as Gospel, R&B, Blues, and Second Line New Orleans Jazz. They bring an energetic innovative experience that will get people out of their seats, dancing and singing along. The band originated in Oakland, California, playing in the subway stations. Since then, they have completed six European tours... read full bio
Taylor, Madison and Logan Cain are not only singers and songwriters, but are multifaceted entertainers and musicians who play guitar, piano, bass, harmonica and more. It all started when eldest sibling, Taylor, learned her first song on the piano when she was 5-years-old and a few years later, began teaching her young siblings to sing harmony with her. Now, all... read full bio
The Cadillac Three is an American Southern rock band that consists of members Jaren Johnston, Neil Mason, and Kelby Ray. The Cadillac Three currently has three studio albums with “Bury Me in My Boots”, and “Legacy”, both peaking in the top 15 on Billboard’s US Country charts. They have released singles like “The South”, “Party Like You”, “White Lightning”, “Drunk... read full bio
The Cactus Blossoms started out as a duo comprised of two brothers named Jack Torrey and Page Burkum. They hadn’t planned to start a band when they began making music together, but they ended up playing music with friends on a weekly basis at a local venue called the Turf Club in St. Paul, Minnesota. They were inspired by the... read full bio
The Cab is a Las Vegas based alternative rock, pop punk, pop rock, power pop, and emo pop group who earned the distinction of “The Band You Need to Know in 2008” (by Alternative Press magazine) following the release of their debut album “Whisper War” that same year. The Cab consists of lead vocalist Alexander DeLeon, bassist Joey Thunder, lead... read full bio
It is in our nature to reflect on the past and attempt, however haphazardly, to make sense of it. According to Joshua Lee Turner and Allison Young, it's important to consider both what should be given up and what would be worthwhile to keep. In terms of sound, the two have a deep connection to the past; between them, they have... read full bio
The Buttertones banded together in search of producing, performing, and exploring the depths of music culture. Finding common grounds, Sean Redman, Richard Araiza, Modesto Cobian, Dakota Bottcher, and London Guzman create their own alternative rock. Drawing inspiration from a diverse group of genres, including surf music and garage rock, the sounds of The Buttertones keeps audiences on their feet. The... read full bio
Gavon, Trevor, Austin, and James make up the four-piece indie band from Buffalo, and it's obvious that they put in a lot of practice. You can definitely notice the band's chemistry in their work because each composition is divided boldly and equitably among the members. With its overwhelmingly nostalgic sound, The Burkharts evoke nostalgia in older audiences while offering a... read full bio
The Buoys sprang out of the local punk rock scene and, in a matter of years, put out three incredible EPs. They also played sold-out performances all across the nation, which helped to establish this all-woman rock band from Sydney as a cultural icon. The Buoys have established themselves as a must-see live act, thanks to their dedication to putting... read full bio
Few people outside of the specialized world music audience initially paid much attention to the Buena Vista Social Club album's beautifully crafted songs and cozy, acoustic rhythms upon its release. Then, something remarkable happened. A few astute critics gave the record a stellar review, but even while their compliments did not hurt Buena Vista, they are unable to account for what... read full bio
The Budos Band are Staten-Island based Afro-Soul Instrumental band on the Daptone Records label. The band has an impressive eleven members, thirteen in some cases, who compliment each others addition to the soul sound they create. The plethora of instruments the bands uses are bass, guitar, electric organ, two trumpets, baritone saxophone, drums, and a percussion section employing bongos,... read full bio
The Buckinghams is one of the most beloved and respected bands in the Chicago area. The American sunshine pop group formed back in the late 1960s. A year after the band formed, they became one of the best selling acts of the sixties. The band released twelve singles in the same year that they signed their first contract with... read full bio
The Brummies, an independent band made up of vocalists and multi-instrumentalists John Davidson and Jacob Bryant, along with drummer Trevor Davis, have been performing together since high school and grew up close to Birmingham, Alabama. The group's inspirations include the Beatles, Elton John, ELO, Blitzen Trapper, My Morning Jacket and others. They also enjoy sweeping movie soundtracks. Their distinctive music has... read full bio
A friend's idea that they record an EP of songs they had been playing around with for fun led to the formation of The Brothers Gillespie. They took a gamble and shifted operations to Johnson City, Tennessee after obtaining a taste of fame with the self-titled album. They promised to give their musical ambitions a year and if there was more... read full bio
The Brother Brothers are an Americana duo that consists of identical twins Adam and David Moss. They most recently gained popularity after the release of their debut album, “Some People I Know”, which contains the hit song “Frankie”. Growing up, the twins were often inspired by their father’s music collection. They went on to graduate from the University of Illionis... read full bio
A Canadian alternative country and folk music group is called The Bros. Landreth. At the Juno Awards, their first album Let It Lie took home the Roots & Traditional Album of the Year-Group prize. The brothers set off on a nearly full and sold-out tour of bars and festivals in Canada, the US, Europe, and Australia. Among their notable appearances were... read full bio
The Brook and The Bluff is a Nashville-based band that was born in Birmingham, Alabama, and quickly made a name for itself with a unique blend of soulful air, groovitational pull, and evocative vocal harmony. Initially, the band was a duo of Alec and Joseph, but it evolved into a quartet with John and Fred joining the team. The band's early... read full bio
There are fantastic renditions of beloved songs and then there are infrequent instances that surpass excellence. Moments that bring a smile to one's face, a round of applause and perhaps, a tear or two. These are the times that really capture our attention and make us feel as though we have just had an unforgettable experience that we will remember for days or maybe... read full bio
