A.J. Croce, song of music legend Jim Croce, is a singer-songwriter in his own right with nine albums spanning two decades. He began performing in his adolescent years and was a regular in the San Diego nightclub scene by the age of sixteen. By nineteen Croce was signed to Private Music. His first album, the aptly named A. J. Croce,... read full bio
Hot Tuna is an American blues-rock band formed by bassist Jack Casady and guitarist Jorma Kaukonen, as a spin-off of Jefferson Airplane. The band plays acoustic and electric versions of original and traditional blues songs. They have toured with multi-instrumentalist Barry Mitterhoff and drummer Erik Diaz, and have played electric shows with guitarist GE Smith. One of Hot Tuna's most... read full bio
Shenandoah is an American country band from Muscle Shoals, Alabama. The group consists of members Marty Raybon, Mike McGuire, Travis Mobley, Brad Benge, Jamie Michael, and Donnie Allen. The group formed in the mid 80’s and since then, they have released 10 studio albums, two of which, “The Road Not Taken” and “Extra Mile”, reached US certified Gold. Some of... read full bio
Carole Bayer Sagers songbook spans almost 40 years and contains some of the periods most popular and successful songs. From the Grammy-winning Thats What Friends Are For, the Oscar-winning Arthurs Theme, and the Oscar-nominated The Prayer, to Dont Cry Out Loud and On My Own, Caroles songs have become pop standards. Honors for her work include an Academy Award,... read full bio
ROBERT WUHL is respected for his critically praised work in notable films such as; Bull Durham, Good Morning Vietnam, Blaze, Mistress and Cobb. In demand for his skills on both sides of the camera, ROBERT has been on a roll, or has created the roll. He led an all-star cast in the black comedy hit Mistress. As an actor,... read full bio
Crime fighter by day, crooner by night, Harry Connick Sr. sings songs he calls himself. Harry Connick, Sr. is best known for serving as the district attorney of the Parish of Orleans, which contains the City of New Orleans, from 1973 to 2003. His son, Harry Connick, Jr. is a successful singer, pianist, actor, and humanitarian. Like his famous son,... read full bio
John Popper is an American blues musician, songwriter and promoter from Chardon, Ohio. He is best known for being a frontman of Blues Traveler, which he played harmonica, guitar and vocals for. Growing up, Popper took lessons for the piano, cello, and guitar but found no passion until he began learning how to play the piano. After graduating from high... read full bio
Delta Rae’s debut album, Carry The Fire, came out to high praise. They’ve been profiled everywhere from NPR to Time to Forbes and Rolling Stone. VH1 hand selected them for their “You Oughta Know” Artist Of The Month program. They performed not on both The Tonight Show w/ Jay Leno and Conan. Live is where Delta Rae truly flourishes. They’ve... read full bio
Little Texas was conceived in Nashville, Tennessee, by a handful of guys in their early twenties who were willing to do just about anything to bring their brand of rockin county to the forefront of the music industry. Their first radio release, Some Guys Have All The Love, became a top ten hit, as did their next single, First... read full bio
Over the course of his ten-year career, Iron & Wines Sam Beam has become one of todays greatest story tellers, crafting meticulous tales full of forlorn love, religious imagery and wistful dreams. Its been more than three years since his last studio effort, The Shepherds Dog, which was widely praised by fans and critics alike. While Beams early albums were... read full bio
Rich colors and colossal images, literate, intelligent, idiosyncratic, under the guise of an exceptional pop singer. While Rickie Lee Jones has become more and more obscure, her imitators have become very famous indeed. She has not been abandoned by the critics, though. Her music is always written about, and she is pictured in more than one book on the icons... read full bio
Graham Nashs light tenor voice paired with his legendary singer-songwriter made him one of the most sought after musicians of his era. He is best known for his contributions with the British pop group The Hollies and with the folk-rock group Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young. Nash has been inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame twice, was... read full bio
A Grammy Award-winning Grand Ole Opry Member, Pam Tillis has a long list of accomplishments beginning with the CMA Horizon Award. The CMA later bestowed to her other awards including "Video of The Year" and "Female Vocalist of the Year". Five of her albums have been certified either Gold or Platinum, selling an impressive five million copies including her Gold... read full bio
Neal McCoy is a consummate live performer and country singer. His career consists of 11 albums and over 34 singles to country radio, and countless tours around the country. He was awarded Two-time Entertainer of the Year, selling over 6 million albums and receiving 3 Platinum Certifications. From performing in front of 65,000 standing and cheering fans, or performing to... read full bio
Mark Chesnutt is an American artist known for being one of the 10 most-played artists on country radio in the 90s. Mark’s singles were critiqued as one of the decades most memorable hits; from the fun tempo “Bubba Shot The Jukebox” to the emotional ballad “I’ll Think Of Something”. Mark is identified for his string of hits including “Brother Jukebox”,... read full bio
Soul Asylum is an American alternative rock band from Minneapolis, Minnesota, that consists of members Dave Pirner, Michael Bland, Winston Roye and Ryan Smith. The band is best known for their Grammy Award winning single “Runaway Train”, which peaked at number 5 on the US Billboard charts. Over the years, Soul Asylum has released 11 studio albums and two EPs.... read full bio
New Jersey native, David Grisman is an American bluegrass/newgrass mandolinist and composer of acoustic music. In the early 1990s, he started the Acoustic Disc record label in an effort to preserve and spread acoustic or instrumental music. David Grisman started his musical career in 1963 as a member of The Even Dozen Jug Band. His nickname, Dawg was affectionately assigned... read full bio
Known for its contagious, club-ready sound, Overmono, a U.K. electronic duo, draws inspiration from hard-edged '90s rave, trance and breakbeat. They introduced it on the Arla EP and developed it further on Arla II and the EP Everything You Need. Tom and Ed Russell, brothers who were raised in Wales, each had successful careers in electronic music before they started working together... read full bio
Grammy Award winning multi-instrumentalist Sam Bush doesn't seem old enough to be a musical legend. And he's not. But he is. Alternately known as the King of Telluride and the King of Newgrass, Bush has been honored by the Americana Music Association and the International Bluegrass Music Association.... read full bio
"Adventurer, Scientist, Showman, Dreamer and Hero… There’s no one quite like the Swiss magician and performance artist, Marco Tempest. His imaginative combination of computer-generated imagery, video, music and stagecraft with his unique vision of future life is creatively unique and unequalled within the performing arts. No one else combines the incredible technical savvy with the showmanship, the physical skills and... read full bio
