Militia, who has been hailed as "one of the greatest rock vocalists" (Blabbermouth) and "a badass vocalist capable of commanding any stage" (The Guardian), has collaborated or performed on albums or live with Cyndi Lauper, Twisted Sister, Living Colour, John Petrucci, Nancy Sinatra, Candlebox, L7, Taylor Dayne, Sandra Bernhard and Paul Schaffer. "PUSH COMES TO SHOVE" by Bad Penny, a recent... read full bio
American art rock group Bent Knee was founded in Boston. Pop, industrial rock, progressive rock and avant-garde are just a few of the genres that the band plays in. The band is renowned for surprising dramatic contrast and Courtney Swain's broad vocal range. The Dillinger Escape Plan, Haken, Leprous, Thank You Scientist and Mike Keneally have all toured with Bent Knee. For the... read full bio
When many artists discover inspiration when traveling, very few do so with William Matheny's sharp eye and storytelling skills. The singer-songwriter from West Virginia draws inspiration for his own style of Appalachian Americana from truck stops and hotel lobbies, interpreting his encounters through a lens that is both inquisitive and empathetic. That Grand, Old Feeling is Matheny's follow-up to the... read full bio
ROXY ROCA is a high-octane rock group on a mission to show that rock n' roll is still alive by drawing on the rich legacy of the Texas blues, adding a strong dosage of classic rock and oozing with attitude. The band is made up of four main members: the charismatic frontman Taye Cannon on vocals, Greece's very own six-string guitar... read full bio
Four-headed funktronic monster LITZ first took listeners on energizing journeys via sensation and music 10 years ago. LITZ expanded out, opening for acts like Papadosio and Lotus while adding Electric Forest, Resonance and Peach to their festival honors while they honed their stage presence and songwriting in the Maryland jam scene. Austin Litz (keyboards, saxophone, vocals), Logan Litz (bass), Dan Gallerman (guitar) and... read full bio
Bret Fuller, a DJ, producer, remixer and musician from Huntington, West Virginia, goes by the name Charlie Brown Superstar. Fuller is a well-known DJ in the West Virginia scene, having played at venues including Gumby's, Gyrationz and the V Club since the mid-1990s. He is also well-known as a producer in the Nu Disco/Disco Edit movement. Fuller is recognized for playing a... read full bio
Around these lads, it's difficult to remain motionless. They make that rhythmic toe-tapping, knee-slapping and boot-stomping noise. Buffalo Wabs & The Price Hill Hustle create music that stays in your spirit and makes you want to shout into the night sky while barefoot. Their style is equal parts raucous honkytonk and old-time pioneers. To produce something original and deeply entrenched, they draw... read full bio
The Toronto-based five-piece indie rock band Good Kid is a master of all crafts group of musicians, programmers and storytellers. With the help of their abilities and influences from J-rock, indie rock and pop-punk, they have transformed the band into a significant internet art endeavor. The band has made video games, managed welcoming places for its followers online and connected with some of the... read full bio
Myles was reared in the South East of Washington, D.C. and was born in Maryland. He attended Thomas Wootton High School, where he appeared in the major parts of Cinderella, Legally Blonde and Hairspray. All In and the popular Netflix series Family Reunion (Seasons 1 and 2) are among his acting and musical credits. Myles will play Clarence in the biographical film... read full bio
There is always a good vibe when Stefan Mross plays. He is a constant in the folk music scene and is adept at winning over audiences whether acting as a concert presenter, trumpeter or vocalist. He is well known for hosting the ARD summer program "Immer wieder sonntags" for many years. Mross, who was born in Traunstein, Germany, was spotted at the... read full bio
As the multi-instrumentalist, producer, cover artist, photographer and director of the music video for Slow Leaves, Davidson is responsible for selecting every element of the song and its presentation. He sees all of these different facets as being crucial components of a bigger endeavor of self-understanding through artistic means. Older composers like Mickey Newbury, Nick Drake, Gene Clark and Neil Young come... read full bio
Death Valley Paradise, the highest charting album for the Kris Barras Band to date, smashed into the Official UK Album Charts at #27. They are thicker and darker than before, heralding a fresh start. At Planet Rock Radio, "Dead Horses," "My Parade," "Who Needs Enemies" and "Chaos" were all A-listed tracks that frequently topped the station's most-played music charts for... read full bio
The "medieval fantasy + wine" pairing's undisputed king and champion, Bon Enfant, was introduced with a debut namesake album under Duprince, which Le Devoir hailed as the finest franco of the year and which won the Lucien for Rock Album of the Year at GAMIQ. It was spectacular, but it took around five years to develop as a consequence of... read full bio
Phantom Elite, a Brazilian/Dutch three-piece, has been associated with the "symphonic" end of metal due to its front woman, vocal superstar-in-waiting Marina La Torraca, who undoubtedly possesses the vocal prowess. Phantom Elite may come across as middle of the road when they refer to their music as "modern metal," but this is only because they are anything but a middle... read full bio
The Berlin-based ensemble Move 78 is known for its unique blend of programmed, automated hip-hop and free-flowing, spontaneous jazz. Keyboardist Doron Segal, drummer Nir Sabag, bassist Hal Strewe, French horn player Meravi Goldman and producer Aver make up the group. Hours of studio improvisations that have been cut up, reorganized and layered with more strings, flute and horns have been used to create their... read full bio
Piano player Cowley, who has made a name for himself as a respected pianist, composer and producer, has included elements of ambient, electronic and neoclassical music into his style since disbanding his namesake trio and going solo. Cowley's greatest work, Hall of Mirrors, was his debut solo album and the most accurate expression of his enduring passion for the piano. The album,... read full bio
Susan Werner has developed a reputation as "one of the most innovative songwriters working today" during the course of her 25-year career, according to the Chicago Tribune. Her performances are a one-woman master lesson in musicianship and she has impressive skills on guitar and piano (she appeared as a guest on Marian McPartland's Piano Jazz). The Chicago-based musician is best known for... read full bio
Seth Walker, a three-dimensional talent who combines a gift for melody and lyric with a rich, Gospel-drenched, Southern-inflected voice with a true blue knack for getting around on the guitar, has emerged over the past ten years as one of the most respected Americana artists in the country. 'I Hope I Know,' Walker's eleventh studio album is available. The Wood Brothers'... read full bio
Ordinary Elephant, winner of the International Folk Music Awards' Artist of the Year award, captivates audiences with their affecting and sensitive melodies that reassure the listener that they are not alone in the world. On stage, Pete and Crystal Damore's cooperation, their relationship and their influences (including Gillian Welch, Guy Clark, and Anais Mitchell) all come together. "Two become one, in... read full bio
The Trials of Cato's astonishing climb to prominence on the UK folk scene has drawn a great deal of critical notice. With thumping rhythms and engrossing tales, they have been dubbed "the Sex Pistols of folk," paying clear tribute to the heritage while twisting ancient bones into something feverish and contemporary. The Trials of Cato, a band famously founded in Beirut,... read full bio
