Willie J Healey is a musician that has done a great job of establishing a distinctive sound and taste in his songs. His writing is open and observant, telling his own and other people's tales in an easygoing and organic style. His music is versatile, crossing genres and flitting between psychedelic, Americana and garage rock. If supporting the artist and exploring... read full bio
Willie Gomez is an up-and-coming Latin pop singer-songwriter and dancer who was born in the Dominican Republic and was raised in Miami, Florida. When Gomez was only 13 years old he became inspired by pop music and went on to take dance and vocal lesson trainings at MDA Studios. By the time he was only 17 years old, he was... read full bio
Willie Barcena is proud to say he's just an everyday guy. His blue-collar upbringing gave him the people skills to relate to a wide array of audiences. Growing up in the diversity of Los Angeles taught Willie that people have more similarities than differences. He takes that knowledge and uses it to create humor that crosses the cultural and... read full bio
Williams and Ree, also known as The Indian and The White Guy are a comedy duo that are best known for their jokes that poke fun at anyone and everything. The duo first met while studying at Black Hills State University in Spearfish, South Dakota, while they were both playing as members of a band. After bonding, the duo began... read full bio
Bruce Williams & Terry Ree, The Indian and the White Guy," have sustained a career over 40 years packing casinos, clubs, and arenas from Niagara Falls to Las Vegas with their ever-changing routine that --more times than not--steers away from the off-color Indian jokes that originally established the duo. Williams and Ree met in 1968 at Black Hills State College... read full bio
William Wainwright is a professional violinist who has been playing professionally since he was only 8 years old. Wainwright can perform all types of genres of music through his violin including jazz, pop, classical, Irish, and country. He has previously toured with Ricky Van Shelton and Patty Loveless and he has even performed regularly at the Grand Ole Opry. Wainwright... read full bio
William Tyler is an American musician and guitarist from Nashville, Tennessee, who performs a mixture of folk, indie, and pop rock music. Tyler’s father was a songwriter who has written songs for bands and artists such as LeAnn Rimes, S-K-O, and Nitty Gritty Dirt Band. Tyler always had a passion for music and went on to earn his degree from... read full bio
William the Conqueror from Cornwall blends a distinctive variety of styles from both sides of the Atlantic, ranging from euphoric British alt-rock to bluesy grunge and classic rock-tinged Americana. Proud Disturber of the Peace was the trio's debut, and on later albums such as Bleeding on the Soundtrack, Maverick Thinker and Excuse Me While I Vanish they continued to develop their... read full bio
William Shimell is a baritone opera singer who now is launching a career in acting. He is one of the most accomplished British opera singers who gained most of his international success from singing at the worlds leading opera houses. He debuted his career in 1980 at the Kent opera, but has sung all over the world. He has sung... read full bio
Sometimes moving ahead best involves taking a step backward. William Ryan Key, the vocalist and guitarist for Yellowcard, accomplished this after the band's dissolution with the publication of his solo debut EP, THIRTEEN, on The Lone Tree Recordings. THIRTEEN finds Ryan in a new frame of mind with a sound that departs from the pop punk genre that Yellowcard helped... read full bio
William Prince is a Winnipeg, Manitoba-based folk and country singer-songwriter from Canada. In 1986, he was born in Selkirk, Manitoba, and as a youngster, his family relocated to Peguis First Nation. Due to the fact that his father was both a musician and a preacher, and that Prince frequently accompanied him on performances in northern Manitoba, music was a constant... read full bio
William Murphy is an American gospel artist and pastor from Atlanta, Georgia. Murphy was raised with a father and grandfather who were both pastors/bishops. He later in life moved to Atlanta, Georgia, with his wife and two children to serve as the worship minister for New Birth. After a few years, Murphy started his musical career with the release of... read full bio
William Michael Morgan is an American country singer and songwriter from Vicksburg, Mississippi. Country fans got their introduction to William Michael Morgan with “I Met a Girl,” his sweetly romantic debut single. Old and new, fast and slow, steel and piano, the song gives fans exact GPS coordinates of where William Michael Morgan is coming from. Written with Sam Hunt,... read full bio
When many artists discover inspiration when traveling, very few do so with William Matheny's sharp eye and storytelling skills. The singer-songwriter from West Virginia draws inspiration for his own style of Appalachian Americana from truck stops and hotel lobbies, interpreting his encounters through a lens that is both inquisitive and empathetic. That Grand, Old Feeling is Matheny's follow-up to the... read full bio
Cowboy Bill Martin has traveled the world doing his own brand of original stand-up comedy with talk about love, the frailty of life and the magnitude of being a modern man. Sure he wears cowboy garb on stage and he speaks with a Texas accent but his comedy touches people of all cultures.... read full bio
William Joseph is an American piano prodigy who then turned into a recording artist. At the young age of 8, William Joseph the Boys Clubs of America gave him a full music scholarship. From this scholarship, he was given the opportunity to study alongside Russian pianist, Stella Saperstein. William then went off to become a piano teacher for the Piano... read full bio
William DuVall is an American musician who gained fame performing as the co-lead vocalist and rhythm guitarist for the rock band Alice in Chains. DuVall was born in Washington, D.C. and he began his career performing in the Atlanta hardcore punk scene and joined his first band, Awareness Void of Chaos. He then went on to found the band Neon... read full bio
William Crighton is a well-known storyteller and rock performer from Australia. Crighton released his third album, "Water and Dust," performed for sold-out crowds in his native Australia and completed a three-month tour of the UK and Europe. This tour included major festivals as well as opening slots for artists such as folk hero Beans on Toast, Canadian bluegrass sensation The Dead South,... read full bio
William Close, known musically as the creator of William Close & The Earth Harp Collective, is an inventive musician and installation artist. He has created over 100 different unique musical instruments, the most renowned being the earth harp. The earth harp is certainly a sight to see, as its rests onstage while its strings extend over the audience, filling the... read full bio
