HotWax, the raw punk force, is tearing up stages all over the UK and tearing up the template. Despite only being out of school, Tallulah Sim-Savage, Lola Sam, and Alfie Sayers have already been confirmed to perform at festivals this summer alongside Queens of the Stone Age, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, and The Strokes. Their unique live sound and energy have... read full bio
After performing for at the 2012 SXSW to promote their homemade album, Rough Trade's Geoff Travis offered the Indiana native Houndmouth a contract. Their debut album, From the Hills Below the City, was released a year later and they promoted it on Letterman, Conan. World Cafe, and the festivals ACL, Americana Music Festival, Bonnaroo, Lollapalooza, and Newport Folk Festival. They... read full bio
Natalie Maddix, the founder and creative director of House Gospel Choir, has been building and developing a lovely community of singers for more than ten years. It embodies her cultural, spiritual and musical views and is a true portrayal of her life as a woman living in London. Their motto has evolved into We Are One. Thanks to the... read full bio
House of EL, alias Kieron McIntosh, began as a jazz trumpeter and multi-instrumentalist before pursuing songwriting and production, where he soon gained recognition and created his own distinct sound. While naming Massive Attack, Gorillaz, Joy Division, Bootsy Collins, Stevie Wonder and Miles Davis as influences on his own work, House of EL is a singular creative force at the moment that... read full bio
House of Pain frontman EVERLAST (born Erik Schrody) began to make his mark in Hip Hop history books in the 1980's, where he became a front line "Syndicate Soldier" in ICE T's RHYME SYNDICATE. His association with the "Original Gangster" led the young MC to a lucritive contract with Warner Bros Records, who released his debut album, FOREVER EVERLASTING. After... read full bio
House of Pharaohs is one of the U.K.’s biggest hip hop acts on the scene right now. They extablished themselves with a very unique sound that so many people were drawn to when they released their mixtape “Real Faces”. This popularity grew even more when Frank Ocean played some of their music on the Blonded Radio, along with their subsequent... read full bio
House Whiskey is an up-and-coming country rock band from Nashville, Tennessee, that consists of members Jesse Murphy, Michael Wilkes and Wally Montgomery. Prior to their formation, each member of the group worked as songwriters in Nashville where they formed their names before going on to start their own careers as performers. Since then, House Whiskey has gone on to open... read full bio
Housefires are an American worship band from Atlanta, Georgia that consists of members Tony Brown, Nate Moore, Kirby Kaple, Vicki Schmidt, Jonathan Jay, Zac Brooks and Harold Brown. The group was originally formed at Grace Midtown Church where they host their monthly worship nights. Over the years, Housefires has released five studio albums, four of which peaked in the top... read full bio
Houseplant, a band that was formed during the lockdown era, became fully developed after the epidemic as a team of seasoned players with the skills and vision to get things going. They have been releasing songs from their upcoming debut album, packing Louisville and Cincinnati venues and inspiring a devoted following to come out in their support. While they clearly fit the mold... read full bio
Dexter Tortoriello and Megan Messina of Houses are Chicago natives, but a powerful three-month sojourn in Hawaii is where the inspiration for their dreamy electro-pop came from. In suburban Illinois throughout his teenage years, Tortoriello participated in metal and noise bands before attending Columbia College. He finally dropped out of college and relocated to Salt Lake City and later California.... read full bio
Housewife thinks genres are dull and constrictive and develop and performs her own music. She supports and is an activist for the environmental group Music Declares Emergency. In addition to her self-titled first EP, Brighid Fry have also released Better Daughter, which was selected one of the "22 Albums You Need to Hear" by the CBC. Additionally, Housewife have previously taken home prizes from the Canadian Songwriting Competition... read full bio
Houston Bernard has extensive roots in country; his family line includes touring musicians, composers and an outlaw gunfighter known as "Bitter Creek." Houston, who was reared in Alaska after being born in Oklahoma, has seamlessly adapted to life as a well-known independent country music recording artist who performs all over the country. Growing up in Norman, Oklahoma, Houston was initially introduced... read full bio
Hovvdy is an indie pop du from Austin, Texas. They released their first single album “Stay Warm” back in 2016, which consisted of three songs: “Treat”, “Phase”, “Color”. They released their first full length album “Taster” in 2017. Hovvdy takes inspiration from lo-fi and slocore bands from the 1990s (i.e. Duster, Pavement, and Yo La Tengo). They chipped away at... read full bio
How To Destroy Angels is a band consisting of Trent Reznor from Nine Inch Nails, his wife, Mariqueen Maandig, Rob Sheridan, and Atticus Ross. They have released 2 EP's and a studio album. Their songs were first released as digital downloadable content and made available through Wired magazine's iPad app. One of their released songs was featured on... read full bio
Tom Krell, also known as his stage name, How to Dress Well, is an American singer-songwriter and producer from Boulder, Colorado. He is known for his experimental music that blends genres such as ambient and experimental electronic music. He’s also been known to blend together genres such as alternative and R&B as well as lo-fi. Krell earned a BA from... read full bio
Howard Hewett is an American R&B/ gospel singer, most well remembered as the lead vocalist of the R&B group Shalamar. The trio is best known for songs such as ""Second Time Around"", ""A Night to Remember"", ""Dancing in the Sheets"" and the ballad ""This Is For The Lover In You"". Hewett went on to pursue a solo career, signing with... read full bio
Howard Jones burst onto the contemporary music scene, bringing his very English songwriting and pioneering synthesizers to an unsuspecting world. Anyone who was around in the mid to late eighties will remember those high-energy gigs and his first two albums, Human’s Lib and Dream Into Action. His most notable hits include: ""New Song,"" ""What Is Love,"" ""Pearl In The Shell,""... read full bio
Howie Day began his career as a solo artist in the late 1990s. Day became known for his extensive touring and in-concert use of samplers and effects pedals in order to accompany himself. He self-financed and self-released his first album, Australia, in 2000. Day has since re-released his debut as well as producing a follow up, Stop All The World... read full bio
Howie Mandel is a Canadian comedian, actor, producer, and television host. He is best known for hosting the television show “Dear or No Deal”, and for being a judge on “America’s Got Talent”. He has also been the voice of Gizmo in “Gremlins”. Mandel got his start in the industry when he did stand-up in Toronto where the audience loved... read full bio
Hozier is the stage name of Andrew John Hozier-Byrne, an Irish musician, singer, and composer. His music frequently incorporates literary and theological themes and generally pulls from folk, soul, and blues. After releasing his debut single "Take Me to Church," which has received multi-platinum certification in various nations, he experienced success on a global scale. County Wicklow native Hozier, whose... read full bio
