Al Jardine was an underrated vocalist with The Beach Boys. He is best remembered for his leads on Cotton Fields, the lesser-known Lady Lynda, and the huge number one hit Help Me Rhonda. His voice seems to have improved with age and when it combines with his sons and the Wilson sisters, the harmonies just soar and create an... read full bio
Al Kooper is an American musician, songwriter, and producer, best known for putting together the group Blood, Sweat & Tears. He has also had a good solo career which he has released 11 studio albums through. He has produced albums for artists like Don Ellis, Lynyrd Skynrd, The Tubes, Dave Sharp, and more. When first starting his career, Kooper performed... read full bio
The New York Times has called his comedy Dynamic."" The HBO/U.S. Comedy Arts Festival in Aspen named him ""Best Stand-Up Comedian"". Madrigal established himself as one of the nation's fastest rising stand-up comedians with his flair for storytelling. His unique, spontaneous, and fast-paced lyrical style has made him a regular on television with numerous appearances on Comedy Central including his... read full bio
Al Matcott has developed from performing in Melbourne's seedier venues into a budding artist. The singer-songwriter, who recently released his songs, has received accolades from radio stations throughout the world, including CLASH, The Indie Scene and Radio X, as well as local tastemakers Tone Deaf, Pilerats, Trouble Juice, RRR, PBS and Double J. Al Matcott just released the haze-drenched song "Now It's... read full bio
Multi-platinum recording artist Al McKay provides the Earth, Wind, and Fire Experience, as the original guitarist and composer of some of the funk bands greatest hits. He teamed with group founder Maurice White to create iconic singles such as September and Sing A Song. While with EWF, McKay also worked with artists like The Temptations (Truly for You- Motown), A... read full bio
Al Murray, also known as The Pub Landlord, is an English comedian, actor, musician, and writer from Stewkley, Buckinghamshire, England. Murray began his career in Oxford University where he was part of the comedy group, Oxford Revue. From there, he went on to gain more fame touring with comedians, which include Harry Hill, Jim Tavare, and Frank Skinner. He then... read full bio
Being honest with yourself is the most terrifying thing you can do. Al Olender, a singer/songwriter, overcame her fear of the truth through a purifying, frequently cathartic process that resulted in discoveries she had previously dismissed as unattainable. The Upstate New York-based musician poses the question, "What happens if we vow to never tell a lie, ever again" on her... read full bio
Al Robinson is a musician and pianist from Chicago, Illinois. He has found success perform on stage, on television and on the radio. He is known for performing classic hits from decades such as today, the 60’s, 70’s, and 80’s. Early in his career, Robinson started performing on stage with musicians and artists such as REO Speedwagon, Herman’s Hermits and... read full bio
Alastair Ian Stewart, commonly known as Al Stewart is a British singer-songwriter and musician. He is best known for his 1976 single Year of the Cat and its 1978 follow-up "Time Passages". Al Stewart was born in Glasgow, Scotland, September 5th, he emigrated to the United States in late 1977 and still lives in California. Al Stewart... read full bio
Good ole southern boys Randy Owens, Teddy Gentry, and Jeff Cook are country/blue grass band Alabama. The Alabama (state) natives reached the epitome of success in the 1980s with their incredible 7 multi-platinum albums and 27 chart topping hits. The success came with their deal with RCA Nashville. They are easily one of the best selling bands of all time... read full bio
American rock band Alabama Shakes embodies the essence of soulful roots rock, inspired by their Alabama homeland. They rose up from virtual obscurity when their 4-song debut EP earned positive critical acclaim. While touring the Southeastern states, they combined material for their debut album. Boys & Girls was recorded independently in Nashville while the group remained unsigned. ATO signed them... read full bio
Alaina Castillo is an up-and-coming pop singer-songwriter from Houston, Texas, who began her musical career releasing covers to various songs through YouTube and also posting ASMR videos. Through her ASMR videos, Castillo posted ASMR style music covers of songs from artists which included Ariana Grande, Billie Eilish and Elvis Presley. After she began to gain fame through YouTube, Castillo took... read full bio
Alan Applegate is an American musician who started his career in music at only 5th grade when he started playing the clarinet. While in high school, Applegate started a band and studied with a former clarinetist from the NY Philharmonic Orchestra. Later on he learned to play saxophone and also performed at Disneyland in the parades. Later on in his... read full bio
Alan Doyle, lead singer of Great Big Sea, is a veteran front man who performs all the Great Big Sea smash hits as well as his own solo material. He is known for playing a Takamine guitar with a self-cartoon on the bottom of it. He is also linked to Russell Crowe for producing and co-writing many songs on Crowe's... read full bio
Alan Fitzpatrick is a successful DJ artist from the United Kingdom. He is regarded as one of the most influential electronic artists of this age, as he has transformed the underground techno scene towards the main stage of electronic music. He has attracted attention from the likes of BBC Radio 1, Mixmag, and Resident Advisor, making his name a global... read full bio
Alan Frew is a Scottish-Canadian singer-songwriter, musician, author, and public speaker who is best known for having been the lead singer of the band Glass Tiger. Frew was born in Coatbridge, Scotland, and he moved to Ontario when he was a teenager. When he was in his 30’s, Frew formed Glass Tiger alongside Wayne Parker, Michael Hanson, and Sam Reid.... read full bio
Alan Gilbert is an American conductor and violinist and has been the director of the New York Philharmonic and the chief conductor-designate of the NDR Elbphilharmonie Orchestra. Gilbert grew up in New York City and is the son of two Philharmonic violinists so naturally he grew into his career. He went on to study music at Harvard University and also... read full bio
Alan Jackson has provided the soundtrack of America for over 25 years. The Georgia native has sold almost 60 million albums and released more than 60 singles. Of all of his releases, at least 50 have landed in the top ten charts and 35 have reached number one. Some of his most popular songs include, “Remember When”, “Chattahoochee”, “Livin’ on... read full bio
Alan Menken is a legendary musical theatre, film score composer, and pianist. Best known for his scores in The Little Mermaid, Beauty and the Beast, Aladdin, and Pocahontas; Menken has earned two Academy Awards for his work on the films. In addition, Menken has contributed to Little Shop of Horrors, Newsies, The Hunchback of Notre Dame, Hercules, Home on the... read full bio
Alan Parsons is an influential rock musician and producer. Best known for his production of the The Beatles’ Abbey Road and Let It Be, and Pink Floyd’s Dark Side of the Moon. He has also engineered albums for Ambrosia, Paul McCartney and The Hollies. He began the band ‘The Alan Parsons Project’, who’s debut album, ‘Tales Of Mystery And... read full bio
