Ambrose Akinmusire is an American jazz trumpeter from Oakland, California. Akinmusire was born and raised in Oakland and while growing up, he was a member of the Berkeley High School Jazz Ensemble. During his time performing in the Berkeley High School Jazz Ensemble, Akinmusire caught the attention of Steve Coleman, who then asked Akinmusire to join him as a member... read full bio
In 1980, Warner Bros. released One Eighty, a smash LP that produced two of the year’s biggest hits, “You’re the only woman” and “Biggest part of me.” Though a headlining world tour and three Grammy nominations followed, one of the biggest honors bestowed upon them was Quincy Jones’ declaration that “Biggest part of me” was one of his all time... read full bio
Ambush (AKA Ambush Buzzworld, AKA Savimbi Neto) is an up-and-coming English rapper, perhaps bets known for his track “Jumpy” featuring Chip and Skepta and it’s remix, which hit number 81 on the U.K. Singles Chart. It’s gone on to receive the status of U.K. rap classic and Complex ranked the song as “U.K.’s best song of 2018.” It’s a song... read full bio
Hailed as a powerful soprano by the New York Times, Ambur Braid is a soprano prodigy. She has performed with the Calgary Opera, with the National Arts Centre Orchestra, and more. She is an alumna of the Canadian Opera Company Studio and has performed internationally. Her degrees from the Glenn Gould School of the Royal Conservatory of Music and San... read full bio
R&B and Jazz artist Amel Larrieux made her debut in the music industry as half of the duo Groove Theory. Since going solo she has released five studio albums and written and recorded music for many film and TV projects including Barbershop, Love Jones, Down To Earth, Sunset Park, and most recently Beyond the Lights. Amel's sound fuses a range... read full bio
Amelia Coburn is both light and dark. She has a talent for making the uncommon sound ageless, whether it's through songs of playful romance or tales of spiteful widows and midnight stream-of-consciousness. Characters she encounters while traveling to foreign places, reading literature in the shadows, and watching film noir are included in her works. Amelia weaves Tin Pan Alley tunes... read full bio
Amelia Dare, a singer-songwriter, creates sophisticated songs by fusing sensual R&B with soulful melodies and her most recent album "Wrong About Me" is no exception. The South London-based artist's newest CD has her smooth soprano gliding over light beats. With its easygoing melodies and mellow guitar riffs, "Wrong About Me" serves as a reminder to stay away from poisonous people in order... read full bio
Amelia Dimoldenberg had early aspirations of becoming The Main Character because she was raised on a diet of Hollywood teen heroines, from The Amanda Show to Mary Kate and Ashley's film empire. As a child, she also aspired to be the editor of Vogue, a position she believes is now achieved through the commissioning and curating of her own online content... read full bio
The creative alt-pop that Amelia Moore makes defies all expectations while also feeling urgently necessary. The 21-year-old Georgia native began singing in the church choir as a young child, followed her dreams to Los Angeles at age 18, and quickly attracted a sizable following on the strength of her brave but vulnerable songwriting (a feat that includes gaining over 50,000... read full bio
Amelie Lens is a Belgium electronic DJ, record producer, and co-owner of Lenske. She has released several EPs and gained popularity with the release of “Contradiction”. Lens blends bass, techno, acid and tribal house together to create her music. She always had a love for music but found a love for electronic music when she attended a festival in Belgium.... read full bio
West African native AMÉMÉ incorporates his cultural heritage and ancestry into all he does. He is driven by an intrinsic sense of passion, determination and purpose. AMÉMÉ (Hubert Sodogandji), who was born and raised in Benin, is the leader of One Tribe, a global community and brand identity that emphasizes harmony and a positive outlook. The quick expansion and proliferation of... read full bio
Amen Dunes is an experimental indie rock band led by Damon McMahon. They have released four studio albums, Dia, Through Donkey Jaw, Spoiler, and Love. Their work can be categorized as improvisational and experimental. Amen Dunes covers topics such as love, time, and memory.... read full bio
The year 2015 marked the 45th Anniversary of perennial classic-rock favorite, America. Founding members met in high school and quickly harmonized their way to the top of the charts on the strength of their signature song ""A Horse With No Name"". America became a global household name and paved the way with an impressive string of hits following the success... read full bio
Specializing in custom acts and shows to fit your needs, American Acrobats provide theatrical Cirque" style circus acts and are the only company in this industry that maintains over 13 different acts all in house. American Acrobats create the acts, make the costumes, do the choreography and choose the music. This way they can control the quality of... read full bio
Formed in 2006, the band derived its name from the Wilco song, “I Am Trying to Break Your Heart,” and consists of lead vocalist/ guitarist BJ Barham, bassist Bill Corbin, guitarist Ryan Johnson, guitarist Colin DiMeo, drummer Kevin McClain, Whit Wright on pedal steel guitar and keyboards. American Aquarium has released eight albums, including their most critically acclaimed album to... read full bio
American Authors is a pop rock band, based in New York City, who are signed to The Island Def Jam Music Group. They are best known for their singles “Best Day of My Life” and “Believer” from their album Oh, What a Life. Their debut single, “Believer”, earned great popularity through alternative rock radio. Their second single, “Best Day of... read full bio
American English is the Beatles tribute band you don't want to miss. Their spot on, eerily similar renditions of the songs and the members of one of the most iconic bands in history will have you wanting more and more- it's truly something you need to see to believe. American English took first place in Chicago's Beatlesfest soundalike contest for... read full bio
The first achievement of American Football came with their self-titled debut when they brought together two reclusive siblings: post-rock and emo. It was a groundbreaking record where the sly musical layers that surrounded the lyrics veiled and muddled their clarity. American Football raised more concerns than it cared to address, much like Slint's Spiderland, Codeine's The White Birch and Talk Talk's Laughing... read full bio
American Graffiti is a tribute show based on the movie of the same name which featured Rock ‘n’ Roll music of the 50’s. The tribute show features Johnny and the Gem Tones and during the show you’ll hear popular music from the biggest bands of the 1950’s to 1960’s. Some artists that you’ll hear during the show include Elvis, Little... read full bio
The American Military Spouses Choir is made up of military spouses who are stationed all around the country. AMSC, which gives voice to military spouses through music, is known as "the force behind the force" and has over 50 members who represent all service branches. David Foster asked for the choir to be founded. In an effort to find a... read full bio
