The Who's music not only helped define a generation, but it has also stood the test of time. Songs like "My Generation," "Won't Get Fooled Again," or "Behind Blue Eyes" are just as important today as they were when Pete Townshend wrote them decades ago. In the world of pop music, success is defined by longevity. No one else wrote quite... read full bio
Which One's Pink, a band based in Los Angeles that is famous for playing the classic hits of Pink Floyd, has been performing together since 1997 and was awarded the title of Best Tribute Band in All Access Magazine's First Annual Music Awards. The band is known for playing the hits that Pink Floyd made famous. At The Saban Theatre,... read full bio
2008 saw the formation of the punk-folk group The Rumjacks in Sydney, Australia. The group, which is well-known for its boisterous and upbeat live performances, has put out five studio albums, two live albums, a number of EPs, and a number of singles. The Rumjacks moved to several locations in Europe in 2016, where they now reside and perform. "An... read full bio
The Fleshtones are a 1976-founded American garage rock group from Queens, New York. On May 19, 1976, The Fleshtones made their debut at CBGB. Beginning in 1978, the brothers Gordon and Brian Spaeth of Action Combo frequently performed with the group both live and for recordings. In 1983, Gordon joined the band as a legitimate member. The Fleshtones had a local... read full bio
The Finnish country band Steve 'n' Seagulls performs bluegrass covers of popular songs originally recorded by hard rock and heavy metal artists. The band first gained widespread recognition in the summer of 2014, when videos of their performances were uploaded to YouTube. The band's cover of AC/"Thunderstruck," DC's which currently has more than 130 million views on YouTube, is one... read full bio
Father, brother, and son all describe Willy Tea Taylor. His songs are a terrific location to lose yourself because of his amazing ability to sing about complex issues simply. That is mostly a product of his upbringing. Willy's initial love was baseball even though he came from a long family of cattlemen—his grandfather Walt was one of the most admired men... read full bio
Red Grant has been gaining more and more fans over the years and is slowly becoming a huge name in comedy. He got his start at the Apollo Theatre and HBO's Def Comedy Jam in 1996. He has made appearances in many movies including American Hustle, First Sunday, and Martin Lawrence's First Amendment. He has had his own comedy special... read full bio
American comedian, actor, and writer Rodney Perry. His most well-known role was as co-host of BET's late-night discussion show The Mo'Nique Show, where he entertained viewers five evenings a week from October 5, 2009, until the show's cancellation on August 16, 2011, alongside actress and comedian Mo'Nique. Perry found his way to comedy via the United States Navy, where he... read full bio
Robert Powell III, better known as RP3, began performing comedy as a dare while still a college student. He has steadily amassed a strong comedic resume that includes hosting, opening, starring in, or touring with comedians like Kevin Hart, Lil Duval, Rickey Smiley, Mike Epps, DL Hughley, Rodney Perry, Cedric the Entertainer, Ron White, and many others. On the performance... read full bio
Paula puts up outrageously dark performances. She is not your typical girl or comedian; her voice and delivery are unquestionably forceful and vulgar. Her delivery and the surprising realities she reveals are amusing. She currently appears on Epix, The Starz Network, and BET's Comic View in Jenny McCarthy's Dirty Sexy Funny Comedy Show. You may have also seen her insulting the... read full bio
The most significant Soul performer in history is Sam Cooke and The Music of Sam Cooke is a show dedicated to celebrating his legacy. H e created soul music, making him the most well-known and adored singer of his era. Cooke spanned generations and the divide between audiences of black and white people. Because of his distinctive singing style and impact... read full bio
Singer and musician Million Miles spent his childhood in Paris, attended Berklee College of Music for his musical education, and currently resides in London. Her bluesy, soulful style is an invigorating throwback to an era when music thrived solely on the basis of its quality. Million Miles does not require any tricks or gimmicks in order to garner attention; her... read full bio
Rhode Island native Matt McCarthy is a comedian, actor, and improviser who does stand-up. The things that have brought him the most notoriety are his appearances on CollegeHumor.com and The Pete Homes Show, as well as his role as presenter of the We Watch Wrestling Podcast. He competed in the New York Underground Comedy Festival Emerging Comics Contest and made... read full bio
Mackenzie Carpenter is a singer and songwriter who was raised in Athens, Georgia. She developed the soulful country sound that is characteristic of her music by singing in the church where she grew up. Her father was the one who sparked her interest in songwriting, and her two older brothers were the ones who taught her how to play the... read full bio
Poet and folk singer Willi Carlisle sings for the people. Carlisle's great gift for language, like that of his hero Utah Phillips, is about caring for one another and establishing connections through our shared humanity. Carlisle argues that love can actually overcome all obstacles on his highly anticipated second album, the magnum opus Peculiar, Missouri, which features twelve epic songs.... read full bio
Rob Lea, the frontman of Majesty, perfectly captures Freddie Mercury's performance demeanor. Three seasoned musicians support Rob throughout his performance, adding drums, lead and bass guitars, as well as Queen's iconic layered vocals, to the band's killer sound. Majesty has successfully established themselves as one of the top Queen tribute acts by meticulously studying the performances of the original group.... read full bio
Alisa Amador's six-song "Narratives" EP captures a moment in time. It takes a close look at a person who struggles to navigate life while speaking both English and Spanish and experiencing various emotional states as a result. When Alisa jumps from practically spoken-word area to a loud chorus without hesitation or sings a repeated refrain that is so moving you... read full bio
One of the funniest people performing today all around the world is Wil Sylvince. He consistently received standing ovations from the audiences during his humorous appearances on COMEDY CENTRAL, HBO'S DEF COMEDY JAM, and SHOWTIME, which is a rare accomplishment for many performers. The Comedy Cellar, Comic Strip Live, Caroline's on Broadway, Stand-Up NY, and the Gotham Comedy Club are... read full bio
Jonah Ray Rodrigues is a well-known comedian, actor, and writer based in Los Angeles, United States. He plays the role of Jonah Heston, the show's major host from the most recent season of Mystery Science Theater 3000. He once hosted The Nerdist Podcast and was a co-host on Comedy Central's The Meltdown with Jonah and Kumail. Currently, he is a... read full bio
Luenell Campbell is a comedienne and actress who resides in Tollette, Arkansas, and she only uses her first name professionally. This single mother of one has been in a plethora of films, television shows, and stand-up comedy specials. A cult-like following has developed around her as a result of her dvd appearances in Katt Williams' American Hustle. Think Like a... read full bio
