Sean McConnell is a folk/country singer-songwriter who released his first album on his own label, when he was just fifteen years old. He has since self-issued five more albums and three EPs. These records, especially Saitns, Thieves, Liars, made waves throughout the Texas red dirt music scene. During this time, he signed with Warner-Chappell and wrote songs for artists like... read full bio
Lewis Del Mar is an experimental pop duo from NYC, made up of singer/guitarist Danny Miller and drummer/producer Max Harwood. They rose to popularity with their very first track, “Loud(y)”, which was listed at number one on Hype Machine’s Popular Tracks chart and emerged on Billboard’s Alternative Songs chart. Their debut EP rose to No. 7 on Billboard’s Emerging Artists... read full bio
Chancellor Warhol is a talented hip hop artist who emerged onto the scene over six years ago. He released his first solo album, called Japanese Lunchbox, which was voted Best Rap Album of the year by The Nashville Scene. His skills have earned him a place as the headliner of the Next Big Nashville's Soundland music festival. His music has... read full bio
English musician Ian Ball is most well known as lead vocalist/ guitarist of the indie rock band, Gomez. With Gomez, he recorded seven albums, including one certified Silver and two Platinum. They’ve performed at popular festivals including SXSW, Beale Street, Bonnaroo, Jazzfest, Sasquatch, Jam Cruise, and Lollapalooza. The band’s music has been heard several times throughout film and television: ... read full bio
Big Jesus is a rock band from Atlanta, GA, consisting of guitarist CJ Ridings, bassist/vocalist Spencer Ussery, guitarist Thomas Gonzalez, and drummer Blake Gamel. They’ve landed coveted slots at Middle of the Map Festival, Carolina Rebellion, Wrecking Ball and Bonnaroo, and have toured with the likes of Thursday, mewithoutYou, The Sword, Good Charlotte and others. Big Jesus has been featured... read full bio
David Stone: The Johnny Cash Experience is a broadway caliber performance that plays predominantly to a new generation of fans too young to have known the real thing in its zenith. The David Stone: The Johnny Cash Experience will take the audience through the spectrum of the country ledgend's career. It will cover early Johnny Cash, Johnny Cash... read full bio
Chart Toppers Tour features tributes to pop stars like Ariana Grande, Rihanna, Taylor Swift, Justin Bieber, Shawn Mendes, Katy Perry, Lady Gaga, Beyonce, Avril Lavigne, The Weeknd, Selena Gomez, Nicki Minaj, Miley Cyrus, Meghan Trainor, Fifth Harmony and Boyz of Pop (One Direction, Backstreet Boys, etc.). This is a lineup that fans of all ages can enjoy! Artists on the... read full bio
SAM WOOLF is a 21-year-old singer/songwriter known for his original compositions and pitch perfect vocals. Sam gained national recognition as a finalist on American Idol's Season 13 where he placed in the Top 5. His performances and recordings have obtained millions of views and Sam receives tremendous support from his fan club, the "WOOLFPACK," on social media. Sam's debut critically... read full bio
In its second week of release, Lucas Hoge's album Dirty South topped the Nielsen Soundscan Country Album rankings, moving 9.9k and rising from No. 3 to the top slot. When Hoge moved to Nashville, he was quick to pounce on any opportunity. His willingness to work hard combined with his songwriting prowess proved to be a winning combination. He wrote... read full bio
Max Jury creates a mixture of classic country and soul music. Having toured with artists like Lana Del Rey, Jury has honed in on his performing style. With sounds inspired by the likes of Gram Parsons and Randy Newman, Jury uses piano, guitar, and vocals to paint his own name in country music. Jury has released a self-titled album that... read full bio
Waxahatchee is an indie band whose first album, American Weekend, was written and recorded in just a week at bandleader Katie Crutchfields family home in Alabama. American Weekend was honored as one of the top albums its release year by Dusted magazine. It spawned the track Be Good, which was named a song of the day on NPR and one... read full bio
Magic Giant is an indie folk trio from Los Angeles, formed by multi-instrumentalists Austin Bisnow, Zambricki Li, and Zang. Lead vocaliast Bisnow is an acclaimed songwriter/producer, who has penned tracks for David Guetta, Big Time Rush, Steve Aoki, and many others. Magic Giants most popular song is Set On Fire, which appeared on the Top 30 of Billboards Alternative Songs... read full bio
Patterson Hood is a singer and songwriter known as a founding member of the group Drive-By Truckers. Born in Muscle Shoals, Alabama, Patterson started writing songs at the young age of 8, and he began performing and playing guitar in a band at the age of 14. He was part of a band in college called Adams House Cat, and... read full bio
Willie Nile is a singer and songwriter from Buffalo, New York. He grew up in a musically talented family; his siblings played piano, his mother had a deep love for music, and his grandfather ran an orchestra and played the piano with such famous performers as Bill Bojangles Robinson and Eddie Cantor. Later in life, Willie landed a residency... read full bio
Alexander Giannascoli, known to the music world as simply Alex G, worked hard to build his musical career. He got his start on the popular music site Bandcamp. He self-released music on the site that he produced out of his bedroom. Alex’s big break came with the release of his sixth album entitled DSU—which stands for Dream State University—which was... read full bio
Public Service Broadcasting is an alternative rock/ electronica band from London, made up of three multi-instrumentalists. They’ve toured all around the globe, and were winners of the Vanguard Breakthrough Award at Prog magazine‘s fourth annual Progressive Music Awards. After founder J. Willgoose released the One EP as a solo artist, Wrigglesworth joined him to perform at Aestival in Suffolk. They... read full bio
Born & raised in Nashville TN, Levi Hummon has songwriting in his blood. Levi began to make his imprint on the Nashville community through regular co-writes with his father, Marcus Hummon (Grammy Award-winning songwriter), and a regular rotation of writers who would join them. As a member of a multi-generational music family, Levi Hummon certainly appreciates his roots. While Levi... read full bio
Cale Dodds has already enjoyed success as a songwriter, penning the country band A Thousand Horses track (This Aint No) Drunk Dial, and is now making a name for himself as a country singer. From Columbus, Georgia, he recently signed with Warner Music Nashville. His independently-released People Watching EP has achieved more than 8 million streams on Spotify. It spawned... read full bio
Named one of Rolling Stone's 10 New Country Artists You Need to Know, Adam Craig has co-written songs such as Parmalee’s “Close Your Eyes”, Jason Aldean’s “Church Pew or Bar Stool”, Dustin Lynch’s “World to Me”, The Swon Brothers’ “Same Old Highway”, Dallas Smith’s “Wastin’ Gas”, Jason Aldean’s “Old Boots, New Dirt”, Montgomery Gentry’s “Folks Like Us”, and Love and... read full bio
Julian Lage was a jazz child prodigy at the age of eight, when he was the subject of the documentary Jules at Eight. When he was only thirteen, he performed at the 42nd Annual Grammy Awards. Then at fifteen, he became a faculty member at the Stanford Jazz Workshop at Stanford University. Julian’s debut album, Sounding point, was released to... read full bio
