Since Reich and Lowe first connected in 2013 at Madame Claude's, a former brothel turned bar in Berlin, Germany, VOLK has gone a long way. Both Lowe and Reich used songwriting as a creative outlet while pursuing their respective degrees in theater and teaching at international schools, respectively. One fateful Sunday, Reich was singing the blues and Lowe was playing... read full bio
The American blues/rock group The Hooten Hallers was founded in Columbia, Missouri, in 2007. John Randall, a guitarist and lead vocalist, and Andy Rehm, a drummer and falsetto singer, established the group. They were known for their boisterous, frequently improvised live performances. The group's songs "She Used to Love My Music" and "Trouble Is" were written by Paul Weber, who... read full bio
Jive Talkin' tells the narrative of the legendary Bee Gees in a live stage performance. The band has sold over 200 million records all over the world, and they have had success with more than 20 studio albums. The three leading men take the audience back to the decade of the 1970s with favorites such as "Stayin' Alive," "Night Fever,"... read full bio
It's all about the Music, Bond... James Bond is an incredible performance that celebrates the songs and music from the 007 films beginning with Dr. No in 1962 and going all the way up to Quantum of Solace in 2012. A gifted cast of vocalists and an on-stage orchestra consisting of 20 pieces are led by New Zealander Tim Beveridge... read full bio
Matt Kimbrow has four consecutive number 1 charted radio hits and six consecutive Top 10 finishes in the Texas Music Charts, he has experience. Matt isn't your typical singer that stands in front of a microphone. His act is "In your Face, Hallelujah & Amen, Entertainment," and the lyrics to his OWN SONGS have profound meaning. His songwriting and stage performances have... read full bio
When it comes to rock and roll, there is no one better than Van Morrison. The inductee into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame has never failed to wow music enthusiasts all around the world, whether it be with his renditions of classic rock songs such as Brown Eyed Girl and Domino or legendary songs such as Tupelo Honey... read full bio
Don't be fooled by the moniker; Lazy Rich, an electro sensation on the rise, is anything but lazy. In the little more than 3 years since he first entered the studio, Lazy Rich has achieved more chart-topping releases than most DJs have in a lifetime. His sound is favored by a wide range of artists in the electronic industry, from... read full bio
LEZ ZEPPELIN, an all-female band from New York City, has won praise from critics across the world for the skill, fervor, and gender-bending chutzpah they bring to the songs of Led Zeppelin. Steph Paynes, a guitarist from New York, founded the band in 2004. It wasn't long before the press and business started to take a serious interest in the... read full bio
Since they were 14 or 15 years old, Say Anything has been creating unusual, uncategorizable indie rock music. They play loud, curiously literary rock that is defined by what one could picture if Larry David and the members of Queen led a Fugazi cover band. Not that it's that far-fetched. Born out of the early-2000s indie/punk explosion, Say Anything became well-known... read full bio
Miniature Tigers are an indie rock outfit originally formed in Phoenix, Arizona. The band consists of Charlie Brand (vocals, guitar), Algernon Quashie (guitar), Brandon Lee (bass) and Rick Schaier (keyboards, guitar). The band is currently based in Brooklyn, New York. Miniature Tigers found some downtime in between the nationwide concerts to pack up shop and relocate to Brooklyn, where Brand started writing... read full bio
This vivacious and outgoing Brighton electro-punk group was founded in 2017 and tackle feminism with a dry sense of humor. The British and Irish Modern Music Institute's Brighton campus is where the trio, who each come from different countries, first met in late 2015. They started the band Clt Drp as a requirement for their second academic year and kept it... read full bio
Alina Bzhezhinska is a one-woman force, on a quest to elevate the harp in modern music. She is a jazz harpist, composer, band leader, and the creator of the online community HipHarpCollective. In 2021, she plans to rebrand the harp. Alina Bzhezhinska has collaborated with UK jazz phenom Kamaal Williams on his second studio album, Wu Hen. She has also performed... read full bio
Tim Hill, a musician residing in Los Angeles, finds inspiration in the work of renowned musicians like as Bob Dylan and Neil Young. His singular style draws inspiration from their folk and roots traditions, but adds a soulful spin to it. His style can be described as gloomy, but it always maintains a steady, trudging pace. Hill began his career... read full bio
John Maclean was a member of the Sub Pop band Six Finger Satellite before he rose to prominence as one of the most important artists on the DFA label. After one EP, Six Finger Satellite abruptly changed into herky-jerky post-punk that was influenced by Devo, Big Black and Suicide instead of Black Sabbath, The Stooges and Led Zeppelin. Initially, they blended in... read full bio
Catcher, a band from Brooklyn that was formed in 2021, have amassed a growing fan following across the world due to the gripping and visceral nature of their live performances. According to the NME 100: Essential Emerging Artists For 2022, the post-punk band of six members soon gained a reputation for being one of the most exciting guitar-wielding prospects in... read full bio
TATYANA, a vocalist, producer, and harpist from the UK, debuted her electrifying EP "Shadow On The Wall" on Sinderlyn, which received positive reviews from prestigious publications including NYLON, FADER, office, Bandcamp, Line of Best Fit, Crack, and more. The "The Shadow On The Wall" EP represents TATYANA's amazing beginnings. Before returning to her homeland of London in 2017, TATYANA lived... read full bio
Young master musician N'famady Kouyaté hails from Guinea (Conakry), although he currently resides in the United Kingdom. A gifted multi-instrumentalist who captivated audiences across the UK and Ireland over the autumn/winter 2019/20 by backing Gruff Rhys on the Pang! album tour with his contemporary adaptations of traditional West African Mandingue melodies and rhythms. The balafon is the principal instrument that... read full bio
Shane Guerrette, a singer, songwriter, and guitarist, has been performing and releasing music for almost half of his life despite the fact that he is just 22 years old. When he was a youngster, he began uploading cover versions of popular songs on the internet. To this day, he has about 100,000 members and more than 5.6 million views on... read full bio
IDestroy's trademark are their riotous live performances. The Bristol-based trio, which came together in 2015, has performed more than 300 shows in the U.K., Europe, and Asia, including sold-out performances in South Korea and several tours of Germany. "We Are Girls," IDestroy's debut album, was released in February 2021. "We Are Girls" is a party-punk album that captures the fervor... read full bio
If reputation were money, Fake Names would be extremely wealthy. The band is a veritable post-hardcore dream team, consisting of Brian Baker (of Minor Threat, Bad Religion, and Dag Nasty), Michael Hampton (of S.O.A., Embrace), Dennis Lyxzén (of Refused, INVSN, and The [International] Noise Conspiracy), Johnny Temple (of Girls Against Boys, Soulside), and Brendan Canty (of Fugazi, Rites of Spring),... read full bio
