New York Voices are approaching their 30th Anniversary in music. The Grammy Award-winning vocal group has refined their musical story to a high art. They are known for their close-knit voicings, inspired arrangements and unparalleled vocal blend. Their chameleon-like musicianship allows them to move seamlessly from setting to setting, be it orchestral/big band to the intimate trio lineup. With... read full bio
Using a sumptuous blend of flamboyant, gothic stadium rock and energetic pop-punk, New Years Day is reminiscent of the dark pageantry of bands like Garbage, Alkaline Trio, Motionless in White, and Evanescence. Adam Lohrbach, the band's principal songwriter and bassist, left the first-generation pop-punk act Home Grown, which had been around for a while, to start his own band. New... read full bio
New World Punx is the name of the electronic music duo that consists of Ferry Corsten and Markus Schulz. The two individuals work together to produce a one-of-a-kind DJing experience through their collaboration. Both of the group's members have years of experience as DJs, and they both bring their own signature approach to the mixing of the tracks during each... read full bio
The four independent artists that make up the Toronto-based group are Kala Wita, Vella, Ben Key and Noel West. Even if their origins, methods of creation and reasons for being in this place may differ, they fit together like long-lost jigsaw pieces. They switch between instruments and pass the microphone back and forth, changing in real-time during each song with an overtly affectionate... read full bio
New Rules is an English-Irish pop boy band that consists of the trio Ryan Meaney, Alec McGarry, and Nathan Lambert. The trio came together to form New Rules and shortly after, they released the promotional single “Call It.” The trio followed up their promotional single with their debut single “Fix Somebody,” which went on to be featured on the British... read full bio
"In a late 1990 press release drafted in his own handwriting, Prince wrote that his band, the New Power Generation was his ""best band ever."" Those who followed him knew that he was always pushing himself and experimenting with new sounds and the musical chemistry of working with new musicians was a part of that process. This band took him... read full bio
New Politics is a trio from Copenhagen, now based in New York City, who have infused electronic alternative, contemporary pop, and punk together to create an infectious sound that has them touring the world nonstop. They've release three full length albums since their inception: New Politics, A Bad Girl in Harlem, and Vikings. They've toured with the likes of Fall... read full bio
Bernard Sumner, Gillian Gilbert, Phil Cunningham, and Tom Chapman make up the English rock/electronica band New Order, which is regarded as one of the most popular acts on the Factory Records label. The early work of New Order showed the influence of the rock and post-punk band Joy Division. However, since Joy Division broke up, New Order's style and sound... read full bio
New North is a musical collaboration between Krista Marie and Damien Horne. With influences from both New York and North Carolina, the two combine genres to create their own style of country music. While Damien can beatbox and Krista can perform opera, when the duo collaborates, their sound shows off the universality of music. New North’s unique sound is sure... read full bio
The last time New Madrid released an album, they were a single household in Athens, Georgia. In preparation for a release, Phil McGill relocated to New York and established his own Kentucky Bend. It's unintentionally developed into a phase similar of how the band began, writing with Phil in Georgia and Ben Hackett, Alex Woolley and Graham Powers in Tennessee. After magnetkingmagnetqueen,... read full bio
The original members of New Kids On The Block have reunited for the first time in almost a decade and a half, and the band is currently hard at work on their first new album since 1994. This album, which does not yet have a title, is scheduled to be published sometime during the summer of this year. It will... read full bio
Reece Bibby, Blake Richardson, and George Smith are the three members of the pop band New Hope Club, which was established in 2015 in the United Kingdom. Their first extended play, titled "Welcome to the Club," was issued through Steady Records and Hollywood Records on May 5, 2017, and the band issued their self-titled debut album in February 2020. Their... read full bio
With eclectic influences, stellar harmonies and multi-instrumental skills that belie their ages, New Hollow—Mookie Clouse, 20; Evan West, 20; and Chad Blashford, 19—are rock ‘n’ roll obsessives who know more about old-school bands and equipment than many musicians twice their age. Their song “She Ain’t You” scored the teen trio a “Breakthrough Song Of 2013 by Sirius XM’s The Pulse... read full bio
As one of the pop-punk artists that emerged in the early 2000s, Coral Springs, Florida's New Found Glory rose to the top of the genre with Good Charlotte and Saves the Day. Sticks and Stones, their third and most successful album, peaked at number four on the U.S. charts, only to be surpassed two years later by Catalyst, another album... read full bio
New Familiar is a trio consisting of Will Booth, Danny Hepworth, and Ryan Johnston, who were previously part of rousing and soulful ensembleproject called Skinny Living; nevertheless, their change entails a great deal more than just changing their name. Johnston spent his childhood close outside of Belfast in a home that played soul and blues music nonstop. This influenced Johnston's musical tastes throughout his life.... read full bio
Bobby Brown, Johnny Gill, Ralph Tresvant, Michael Bivins, Ricky Bell, and Ronnie DeVoe were the members of the band that shot to stardom thanks to the Jackson 5-influenced music that they performed, which established them as pioneers of not one but two generations of teen pop. As they grew older and more experienced, they were largely responsible for laying the... read full bio
New City is comprised of three members from Toronto; Adrian Mitchell, Jed Webster, and Nathan Brown. Their sound can be categorized amongst artists like Calvin Harris, Maroon 5, and The Weeknd. New City blends a variety of different genres- electronic, trap, pop, and rock- to create their own unique sound. Some of their most popular songs include, “Getting Closer”, “Dirty... read full bio
Bringing Back the Memories - like Mr. Sandman, Lollipop, Never on a Sunday, Eddie My Love... all made famous by The Chordettes. In 1946, The Chordettes premiered on the Arthur Godfrey Show, and their lush vocal sound brought them a string of hits turning them into a singing sensation. Forty years later, Judy Duncan and her husband Bob decided to... read full bio
New Breed Brass Band is poised to be the next heavyweight contender among internationally renowned New Orleans artists. They count legends James 12" Andrews, Troy "Trombone Shorty" Andrews, Topsy Chapman, Karl Leblanc, and Bruce "Sun-pie" Barnes as family members, and have showcased their originality opening for such diverse bands as The Fray, Red Baraat, Dr. John, The Waterboys, and Trombone... read full bio
The New Boyz, were a group that turned a small Southern California dance jerk, into a worldwide dance. The boys Ben J and Legacy produced the song titles Youre a Jerk which peaked to top thirty on Billboard Top 100. This song really brought the style of jerking to become more popular. This dance craze intertwined the best of break... read full bio
