One of the principal architects of the Southern California sound, Mr. Souther played a key role in the formation of the Eagles. He cowrote the band’s hits “Heartache Tonight,” “Victim of Love” and “New Kid in Town"". A highly sought-after songwriter and session man, Mr. Souther also released three critically acclaimed solo albums — John David Souther, Black Rose and... read full bio
Lindsay Ell is a Calgary, Alberta-born singer, songwriter, and guitarist who specializes in country music. Within the country genre, her music combines elements of rock, blues, and pop. She is signed to the Broken Bow Records sister label in the United States, Stoney Creek Records. Ell has been hailed as one of the top new performers to watch by Rolling... read full bio
Morgan James is an American singer/actress from Boise, Idaho. She was accepted into The Julliard School when she was 18 where she received her BM in Voice. She made her Broadway debut in The Addams Family, starring Bebe Neuwirth and Nathan Lane. She has also performed in Motown at the Lunt-Fontanne Theatre and Godspell at Circle in the Square. She... read full bio
Adam Christing is the founder of Clean Comedy, a company focused on proving clean and appropriate comedic acts. He has published several books and his the founder of the self-help website TheMeaningOfLife.com.... read full bio
Vidur Kapur was nominated in 08 for a NewNowNext" Award by MTV Network's Logo as "Brink of Fame: Comic". He is one of the top three booked acts on US college campuses for 08-'09 and has catapulted barriers and moved South Asians and LGBT students from confinement on the margins to the campus core. Vidur was selected as a New... read full bio
Songwriter, guitarist & unmistakable voice that powered Grand Funk Railroad to 12 platinum and 15 gold albums. 'I'm Your Captain (Closer to Home)', 'Loco-Motion', 'Mean Mistreater', 'Rock N Roll Soul' 'Some Kind of Wonderful' and 'Bad Time.' How big were Mark Farner and Grand Funk Railroad The band sold 10 million albums in 1970 alone (over 30 million worldwide over... read full bio
Mark Lanegan is an American alternative rock artist who sings vocals and plays guitar. He can also play the violin, the drum machine, the trombone, and the rasp. He is best known for creating the grunge band called Screaming Trees. He also is known for his low-key solo career which is where he released his very popular CD, The Winding... read full bio
Men Without Hats have been creating iconic and irresistible pop music for three decades and have soared back with the release of their latest album, Love in the Age of War, released this May 2012. Led by charismatic front man, lead singer and songwriter Ivan Doroschuk, MWH has surged back starting with a breakout show at 2011’s SXSW and followed... read full bio
Bill Frisell is one of the leading jazz guitarists. He is also a composer and arranger. Frisells big music break came when he was recommended to play for Paul Motians recording of Psalm for ECM records. He soon became ECMs in-house guitar player and began working on many albums. Once his solo career kicked off, he released his first solo... read full bio
Rusted Root is a world-renowned roots and world music band. Starting off their career in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Rusted Root began playing as a house band in Jacks Back Room. Upon the release of their album, When I Woke, Rusted Root achieved platinum-selling status. Their hit single, Send Me on My Way, has since been used in notable films and commercials.... read full bio
Overkill is synonymous with power, precision and perseverance. Across three decades, the pioneering powerhouse has shaped, refined and steadily broadened a determined style of blue collar power metal, soaring melodic hard rock and genre-defining thrash built from steadfast, muscular pulls at their own proverbial bootstraps. Overkill continues to power ahead through the changing musical landscape, trends be damned, and has... read full bio
Raekwon, his music has succeeded to place him back on the forefront of Hip Hop’s elite. Raekwon promised his fans the fabled Shaolin vs. Wu Tang, as a response to RZA’s 8 Diagrams album. To date, Raekwon is expanding his empire. There are several multimedia and entrepreneurial endeavors on the rise. Raekwon has moved into the next phase of his... read full bio
Beating the odds and overcoming obstacles is something Raul Midon knows about first hand. Born premature but healthy twins in rural New Mexico, he and brother Marco were blinded after being placed in incubators with high oxygen levels, destroying their retinas. Soon after they turned four, their mother died suddenly from an aneurysm. By age five, they were boarding students... read full bio
Orianthi Panagaris is an Australian musician/singer/songwriter and unparalleled guitarist. Her breakthrough came as Carrie Underwood's lead guitarist at the 51st annual Grammy Awards, after which she was invited to join the band. But her career really blew up in the movie This Is It about Michael Jackson's touring practices right before he passed away. He handpicked her for the tour.... read full bio
Bronson Pinchot is an actor best know for portraying Balki Bartokomous in Perfect Strangers (ABC, '76-'93). He is now known for his audiobook narrations and his DIY Network show The Bronson Pinchot Project. ... read full bio
Caleb Johnson was the winner of the thirteenth season of American Idol. He auditioned in seasons ten and eleven, but was cut before the main season began both times. He took a gap year to improve his stage presence, and it worked. Caleb and his rocker voice went all the way. He wowed the judges and America each week with... read full bio
Monty Alexander was born and raised in Kingston, Jamaica where he began piano lessons at the age of six. As a teenager he was often invited to sit in with the bands of some of the prominent musicians in Jamaica. While still a teenager, he had the opportunity to enjoy the performances of Louis Armstrong and Nat ""King"" Cole at... read full bio
Michael McDermott is rightfully considered to be one of the finest songwriters of his generation, with beautiful songs marred with questionable outcomes in life and love, his romantic optimism prevails. His new record, Noise From Words (One Little Indian Records) gladly surrenders to the world of pop culture mania for an introspective retreat to the calm and timely sound... read full bio
Vocalists/guitarist Russell Marsden, Bass player Emma Richardson, and drummer Matt Hayward formed indie rock group Band of Skulls in 2004 out of Southampton, UK while attending Southampton City College. The supported themselves with nightclub gigs under the name Fleeing New York. They name was changed to Band of Skulls prior to the releae of their debut. Baby Darling Doll Face... read full bio
If you want it, go and get it. That is the sentiment that has driven Craig Campbell throughout his life and the one that landed him a contract with Red Bow Records. Armed with a solid grasp on his desire to make it in country music, he loaded up his dreams and headed north to Nashville from his South Georgia... read full bio
