Through the ministry of The Planetshakers Band, the mission of Planetshakers—Empowering Generations to Win Generations—is carried out all around the world. Every endeavor stems from the desire to see every generation empowered by a transformative, one-on-one experience with God via genuine praise and worship. The Planetshakers Band was founded during a youth revival in Adelaide, South Australia, and later moved to... read full bio
The Pointer Sisters are an American R&B singing group who had peak success in the 70’s and 80’s. Since then, they have gone on to release music from genres such as, pop, disco, jazz, blues, soul, funk, dance, country, and rock. They have released 16 studio albums reaching the most success with albums “Break Out” and “Contact”. Some of their... read full bio
Dallas, Texas is home to the psychedelic pop group The Polyphonic Spree. Former members of the alternative rock group Tripping Daisy, Tim DeLaughter (lead vocals, guitar), Mark Pirro (bass), and Bryan Wakeland (drums) make up the nucleus of the group. Twelve musicians and five backing vocalists make up the band as well. Since the band's founding, the lineup has largely... read full bio
A well-known American rock group from New York City, The Pretty Reckless was founded in 2009. Mark Damon plays bass, Taylor Momsen plays rhythm guitar, Ben Phillips sings backup vocals, and Jamie Perkins plays drums for the group. Light Me Up, the group's first studio album, was released in August 2010. The hits from the album, such as "Make Me Wanna... read full bio
The Proud Sons are an alternative-country, southern rock, and Americana band from Winnipeg, Manitoba, which consists of members Ryan McConnell, Kyle Meyer, Jesse Meyer, Jay Mymryk, and Jason Stanley. The band consists of songwriters and hockey players. While growing up, each member learned how to play hockey living in a cold area but all decided to pursue music instead. They... read full bio
Psycodelics' Black American music has always melded foundations of blues, jazz and disco with contemporary funk rock. The R&B fusion group, which began as a four-piece with bassist/vocalist Cam Wescott, keyboardist Noah Jones, drummer Sean Bing and guitarist Whitt Burn, has already taken many forms, adding guitarist James Rubush and drummer Demario Kitt to its ranks and allowing local musicians like Kanika... read full bio
The Quebe Sisters are a Dallas, Texas-based American swing revival band that plays a fusion of western, jazz-influenced swing, country, and Texas-style fiddling. Sisters Grace, Sophia, and Hulda Quebe make up the band. They all play the fiddle and sing, and additional musicians play the upright bass, guitar, and other instruments. North Texas was the home of Grace Quebe, Sophia... read full bio
Armed with their now-famous contagious energy and diverse style of soulful American music, The Rad Trads continue to rack up accomplishments. Whether opening for soul legend Charles Bradley, blues legends Buddy Guy or Taj Mahal, country stars The Lone Bellow, or simply touring Europe, Asia or the United States, The Rad Trads consistently leave audiences on their feet & cheering... read full bio
The Radio Dept. is an alternative pop band from Sweden. The band began collaborating over two decades ago. When they sent their first legitimate recordings to Sonic magazine, they were greeted with positive feedback and featured on the free CD sample the magazine provided to subscribers. Their debut album, Lesser Matters, scored a 10/10 in NME, launching The Radio Dept.... read full bio
The Rapture is an American rock band from New York City, New York, that performs a mixture of music that is indie rock, post-punk, dance-punk, and electronica. The Rapture currently consists of members Luke Jenner on lead vocals and guitar, Vito Roccoforte on drums and percussion, and Gabriel Andruzzi on keyboards, bass, saxophone and percussion. The band was started by... read full bio
The two illustrious Rascals founders are back together. Felix Cavaliere and Gene Cornish credit their partnership to their listeners' enduring affection of their tunes. The Rascals are regarded as the greatest "blue-eyed soul" group to emerge from the 1960s, and their music serves as the soundtrack for a generation. They are members of the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame,... read full bio
The fantastic tribute performance The Rat Pack is Back, which features the incomparable skills of Frank Sinatra, Sammy Davis Jr., and Dean Martin, honors the famous artists of the iconic Rat Pack era. The essence of Las Vegas, which is known for its excess in drinking, partying, gambling, and other activities, is frequently linked to this time period. The performance... read full bio
The most accurate live on stage replica of your favorite members of the RAT PACK is the RAT PACK Tribute Show. This nostalgic reunion performance with Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin and Sammy Davis, Jr. will make you laugh out loud. With the most well-known performers in Las Vegas and their live big band orchestra, relive the era of the Rat Pack as it... read full bio
The Los Angeles-based blues-rock group The Record Company has become well-known for their distinctive sound and exciting live shows. Marc Cazorla (drums, vocals), Chris Vos (guitar, vocals), and Alex Stiff (bass, vocals) established a trio in 2011 and started playing local shows throughout the city. Their 2012 self-titled first EP, which was made with vintage and improvised equipment in the... read full bio
The Red Pears are an alternative and indie band that consists of members Henry Vargas on guitar and vocals, Juan Aguilar on bass, and Jose Corona on drums. The Red Pears started after Vargas and Corona started talking after knowing each other for a while and having similar tastes in music, backgrounds, and visions. This led to the duo performing... read full bio
The Red Violin, a 1998 movie directed by Academy Award-winning François Girard, is currently shown live with its original Oscar-winning music by John Corigliano. From its construction by a renowned violin maker in 1681 Cremona, Italy, to an auction house in contemporary Montreal where it catches the eye of an expert appraiser (Samuel L. Jackson), The Red Violin traces the complicated... read full bio
The Redhill Valleys stormed into the Canadian music scene with their strong, earthy harmonies, rootsy guitar riffs and ageless lyrics. The four-piece Hamilton, Ontario-inspired Americana/Roots country-rock band is made up of Chelsea McWilliams (bass/vocals), Tim Allard (lead guitar/vocals), Danielle Beaudin (guitar/vocals) and Matt Soliveri (drums). The band doesn't shy away from nostalgia and draws inspiration from bands like Fleetwood Mac, Tom Petty and... read full bio
The Rees Family, also known as Pelican 212 is a musical group that consists of eight children who are children of Linda and John Rees. The children consists of Katie, Giovanni, Angelle, Johnny, Marie, Max Mollie and Kolbe. The group gained popularity after appearing on Nickelodeon’s television competition series “America’s Most Musical Family.” Since gaining fame from America’s Most Musical... read full bio
"The Rembrandts are the masterminds behind the fiercely popular theme song, “I’ll Be There For You”, for the iconic sitcom Friends. No fan of the show can withhold the legendary “clapping” during the title sequence, brought back to the public’s attention thanks to Netflix, who added the show to their catalog in early 2015. But the Rembrandts are no one... read full bio
The Replacements are an American rock band from Minneapolis, Minnesota, who have been known to be one of the originators of alternative rock. The Replacements have been composed of members Peter Westerberg, Tommy Stinson, Chris Mars, Bob Stinson, Slim Dunlap, and Steve Foley. The band was formed by brothers Bob and Tommy and after meeting Mars, they began performing locally... read full bio
The Residents are an avant-garde art rock band from the United States with a history spanning more than five decades. With the release of their debut album Meet the Residents in 1974, they first came to the public's attention. Since then, they have published more than 60 albums, a large number of music videos and short films, three CD-ROM projects,... read full bio
The Retrograde isn't the first band to draw influence from the classics, but they certainly are the first to do it with the kind of reverence and uniqueness that they are quickly come to be associated with. While many of their peers who have an affinity for beat-up tube amps and vintage romanticism end up becoming imitators rather than inspirations,... read full bio
A musical force that defies categorization, The Reverend Peyton's Big Damn Band forges a path across the nexus of blues, roots, and Americana with an exhilarating energy that captivates audiences. The band's music is a passionate blend of genuine storytelling and great musicianship, led by the charismatic and gifted Reverend Peyton. The Reverend Peyton's Big Damn Band, who are from a... read full bio
The Revivalists are an American rock band from New Orleans, Louisiana. The band consists of eight members and started their career when guitarist Zack Feinberg met vocalist David Shaw. Along the way they met other artists in the now formed band and they went to independently release their first few records, which include the self-titled EP and their debut album... read full bio
Portland-based The Rhythm Dogs combine Latin, Afrobeat, blues, ska, funk, and jazz with a distinctive groove. Bassist Mark von Bergen, drummer Mark Burdon, percussionist Chuk Barber, organist Chris Azorr, trombonist Greg Scholl, and saxophonist Mary-Sue Tobin make up the group. Nearly all of the tracks on their four albums—the most recent being "The Dogfather"—are original. The dogs may have been spotted... read full bio
The Rides are an American blues supergroup, featuring CSNY and Buffalo Springfield guitarist Stephen Stills, guitarist Kenny Wayne Shepherd and session musician Barry Goldberg. The group formed four years ago, following a performance by the trio at a benefit led by Stills. Stills called the band “the blues band of my dreams”. The Rides toured in support of their first... read full bio
The Rippingtons are an American contemporary jazz group mainly relating to the genres smooth jazz, jazz fusion, jazz pop, and crossover jazz. Formed in 1986 by guitarist and band leader Russ Freeman, their career has spanned four decades. With a revolving door of musicians, Freeman has been the only consistent member. In recent years, The Rippingtons' fan base has increased... read full bio
Bryce Avary, a multidimensional artist from Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas, created the engaging musical project The Rocket Summer. Avary gives life to this solo project as the single creator behind its conception and is a brilliant multi-instrumentalist, singer-songwriter, and talented record producer. Avary's creative process is proof of his limitless musical talent; he not only writes and produces every song that appears... read full bio
The original members of The Romantics—Wally Palmar, Jimmy Marinos, Mike Skill and Rich Cole—formally became a band on Valentine’s Day, 1977. Bred on the mean streets of Detroit’s east side, they were inspired by the British punk invasion and their hometown rock scene. Decades later, they are still known for having created some of the most influential and beloved rock... read full bio
The Roosevelts is an alt-rock, Americana band formed in Austin, Texas. The band kicked off its career with widespread touring, and after a jam-packed touring schedule, they made the trek to Nashville, Tennessee to release their debut album, The Greatest Thing You’ll Ever Learn. They went back on schedule with touring, and they were joined by acts such as... read full bio
The Roots is a Grammy-winning American hip-hop group formed in Philadelphia in 1987. The group is known for its live instrumentation and intelligent lyrics, as well as its innovative fusion of hip-hop and jazz. The Roots have released numerous critically acclaimed albums and collaborated with a wide range of artists, cementing their status as one of the most influential hip-hop... read full bio
The Royal Foundry, which is led by Jared Salte and Beth Schumacher, is a musical express. With their pop-driven "All We Have" and "Dreamers" being used by Disney, MTV and the NHL to their indie-rock songs like "Listen to the Beat" and "okay" tearing up the radio charts. They share the stage alongside artists like Twenty One Pilots, July Talk, The... read full bio
The Royal Gypsies are a Gipsy Kings tribute band from Toronto that consists of four musicians from South America. The tribute show is directed by Alvaro Oyarce who has been studying Flamenco for over 15 years. The Royal Gypsies consists of members Daniel Mansilla, Jose Turizo, and Jerry Quijada. The show can also be made into a bigger format with... read full bio
The Royal Scam has made a name for itself as a top tribute act by thrilling enthusiastic crowds and sold-out venues with their outstanding renditions of Steely Dan's classic rock music. The Royal Scam, a New Jersey-based tribute band, has established a reputation as one of the best to see, according to NJ Monthly. They have a committed and significant fan... read full bio
WITH HIS HOMEGROWN STORYTELLING AND NATURAL-BORN GUITAR TALENT, THE SAUCE BOSS RIGHTEOUSLY SINGS THE BLUES. He gives the feeling that can only come from a life lived in the eye of the storm. He has weathered more than his share of hurricanes, sunburn, and mosquitoes – and he’s got the chops to prove it. He has taken his... read full bio
The Scarlet Opera is a gothic metal band that was formed in New York City in 2004. The band's music is characterized by a unique blend of heavy metal, gothic rock, and classical music, and is known for its dramatic and theatrical style. The Scarlet Opera released their debut album, "Tales of Sin," in 2007, which features a number of tracks... read full bio
The Scene Aesthetic is an American acoustic indie-pop band that consists of members Andrew de Torres and Eric Kimberlin. The duo has released three albums, Building Homes from What Weve Known, The Scene Aesthetic, Brother, and three EPs as well. They started to gain popularity through the social media website MySpace where the posted their first single, Beauty in the... read full bio
THE SCHIZOPHONICS have established a strong reputation as an electrifying live act worldwide over the past few years. Their intense live presentation is greatly influenced by musicians such as James Brown, Iggy Pop, Jimi Hendrix, Little Richard, and THE SONICS. They draw from the same unstoppable blend of rock 'n' roll energy and showmanship that propelled THE MC5 during the... read full bio
The Score is an indie pop duo from the thriving New York City music scene. Eddie Anthony and Edan Dover make up the duet, which has developed a distinctive musical voice. They create catchy and lively indie pop tunes by fusing their musical talents on the guitar and keyboard with their soulful vocals. As their song "Oh My Love" debuted at... read full bio
The Scorpios, a Sudanese band, successfully destroys cultural barriers in search of a unifying rhythmic happiness by fusing Arabic rhythms, guitar skills and a type of swooning cyclical ecstasy with a raw Eastern funk sound. In order to produce a sound that has as much in common with Detroit as it does with Khartoum, heavy bass, synthesizers, horns and percussions are driven... read full bio
The Sea and Cake are a pop rock group from Chicago, Illinois. The group has been performing for over two decades together, letting their history shape their own unique form of music. Comprised of members Sam Prekop, Archer Prewitt, John McEntire, and Eric Claridge, the alternative group uses guitar, piano, vocals, percussion, bass, and synthesizer in each track. Their sound... read full bio
Pauline Black, the band's renowned frontwoman and founder member Arthur "Gaps" Hendrickson share the lead vocal duties for The Selecter. The group's most recent tour included stops in the US last Summer with Rancid and Dropkick Murphys. Pauline Black also joined Gorillaz on tour in Latin America. Since the days of Too Much Pressure and Celebrate The Bullet, The Selecter's most... read full bio
The Sentimentalists are a world-renowned mentalist team the consists of members Mysterion and Steffi Kay. The duo gained fame performing on the 14th season of “America’s Got Talent”. The duo are based in Toronto and have performed at the world famous Magic Castle in Hollywood, California. They have also been seen on outlets such as Travel Channel, NBC, CW, and... read full bio
The Sevs is an indie rock band made up of Dawson Kroeger on rhythm guitar and Dax Taylor on lead vocals. They both grew up in Hawaii together and are currently living in Los Angeles, where they are both performing and perfecting their skills. They usually play with a backing band.... read full bio
The Shacks are an up-and-coming alternative rock band, pulling together their sound with dreamy, whispery vocals and guitar tracks. Although they consider themselves a rock band, they are an unconventional kind. Comprised of artists Max Shrager and Shannon Wise, The Shacks began collaborating when Max brought Shannon into the studio to see how her voice sounded on the track “Strange... read full bio
The Shadowboxers are an American pop band that consists of Adam Hoffman, Matt Lipkins, Scott Tyler, Cole McSween, Carlos Enamorado, and Nick Rosen. The band named their band Shadowboxers because it can be defined as someone who makes the motions of attack or defense, which for them represents rhythm and method, and they describe their sound as anything soul. They... read full bio
The Shires is a United Kingdom-based duo comprised of Ben Earle and Crissie Rhodes. When Earle advertised on Facebook he was looking for a female country singer to form a duo, Rhodes instantly offered her services for the position. The two found an undeniable chemistry and created a band, The Shires. Inspired by traditional country music, the duo combines storytelling... read full bio
Phil Cook, Brian Moen, and Justin Vernon make up the band The Shouting Matches. They have been collaborating for over six years, creating timeless bluesy music with each other. The band has released a countless number of projects together. In addition, they have appeared at countless events on stage. All three members of the band may sound familiar from other... read full bio
The Slackers are one of the premiere live acts worldwide. They are an 8-member-strong group of talented musicians and songwriters whose jiving tunes are deeply rooted in jazz, the blues, calypso, Jamaican reggae, and ska. Rising to the forefront of the thriving New York City ska scene, this group was originally conceived in a roach-ridden rehearsal space. They emerged as... read full bio
The Slants are an Asian-American synthpop group, who are often likened to ‘80s synth-pop bands like Depeche Mode, New Order, and Joy Division, as well as more recent artists like The Killers and The Bravery. They’re widely recognized for their contributions to the Asian American community, as they frequently perform at large cultural festivals and anime conventions. The Slants are... read full bio
The Slaps' record Tomato Tree is fundamentally a test of patience that deftly illustrates the benefits of exploration. Rand Kelly on guitar and vocals, Ramsey Bell on bass and vocals and Josh Resing on drums make up the band. Their most recent album of songs is a success and a reflection of their growing relationship and individual and group artistic maturity.... read full bio
The Small Glories are a roots duo that consists of members Cara Luft and JD Edwards. The band began after the duo was accidentally put together to perform at the Winnipeg’s venerable West End Cultural Centre. They found they had a strong chemistry and began working together after that. Their music is a mixture of folk and pop and when... read full bio
The Social Animals are a rock band from Duluth, Minnesota. The band is comprised of members Dedric Clark, Tony Petersen, Boyd Smith, and Roger Whittet. The band has toured across the United States, running their own promotional scene. The Social Animals also toured with acts The All-American Rejects and Dashboard Confessional. Their release of single, Cheer Up Charlie, led to... read full bio
The Soul Rebels are an American eight-piece New Orleans band that mixes sounds of jazz, funk, hip-hop and pop. The Soul Rebels are known for their numerous collaborations over the years with numerous major artists all over the world some of which include Metallica, Nas, Macklemore & Ryan Lewis, The Roots, Galactic, Kanye West, Bruno Mars, Snoop Dogg, Arcade Fire,... read full bio
The Sounds are a Swedish indie rock group who are well known for their contagious new wave sound. Blondie, Missing People, and The Cars have all been mentioned in comparison to the band's music. They have shared the stage with well-known performers like Foo Fighters, Panic! at the Disco, and Paramore. Five singles were released from the band's debut album, Living... read full bio
Spencer Lee, a multi-instrumentalist and singer, leads The Spencer Lee Band. Spencer Lee was found in his small hometown of Fort Scott, Kansas, while he was performing at a local talent show. Lee was called up by the agent who saw him at the talent show while he was still working at a grocery store, and the rest is history.... read full bio
The Spinners are an American rhythm and blues vocal group that currently consists of members Henry Fambrough, Charlton Washington, Marvin Taylor, Jessie Robert Peck, and Ronnie Moss. They have previously been named as the Detroit Spinners and the Motown Spinners, have received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, and have been nominated for induction into the Rock and... read full bio
Because of his uncanny vocal impersonation of Johnny Cash and striking likeness to Cash in appearance, Harold Ford is ideally suited to perform as a Johnny Cash impersonator. The foothills territory between the Berkshire Mountains and the Green Mountains that borders New York State is where Harold Ford spent his childhood. Harold was brought up on the traditional melodies of the American... read full bio
The Spirituals are a compelling musical group that transcends genre distinctions and speaks directly to the audience's spirit. The Spirituals have carved themselves a distinctive position in the music industry by bringing together visionary artists whose abilities come together to create a perfect symphony of sound. The Spirituals have worked hard to delve into the most profound spheres of sound expression... read full bio
THE STAMPEDERS are recognized as one of Canada's top rock groups of the early '70's. A household name in their own country, The Stampeders left their home base of Calgary Alberta and went on to tour extensively in Canada, the U.S., Europe and South America. They won JUNO AWARDS for 'BEST GROUP', 'BEST SINGLE' (Sweet City Woman"), 'BEST PRODUCER' and... read full bio
The Standells is an American garage rock band from Los Angeles, California. The group consists of members Larry Tamblyn, Martin Blasick, Greg Burnham and Mark Adrian. They are known for being one of the punk bands of the 60’s and inspired fellow punk bands such as the Ramones and Sex Pistols. Over the years, The Standells have released six albums... read full bio
American pop punk group The Starting Line was established in Churchville, Pennsylvania. The members of the group are Brian Schmutz (keyboards, vocals), Kenny Vasoli (vocals, bass), Matt Watts (guitar), Mike Golla (guitar) and Tom Gryskiewicz (drums). The group has released four studio albums, is most known for their rock radio smash "Island" and their popular tune "The Best of Me." A hiatus... read full bio
Since the release of The SteelDrivers (2008) and Reckless (2010), The SteelDrivers have been nominated for three Grammys, four IBMA awards and the Americana Music Associations New Artist of the Year. They were presented the International Bluegrass Music Associations award for Emerging Artist of the Year in 2009. That same year the band spent a week in Georgia as part... read full bio
Two brothers named The Steens reside in Orange County, California. They started a band using their last name d ue to the duo's music and vision being deeply ingrained in their backgrounds, naming the band was a simple option. Their mother was pursuing a bright career as a stylist while their father was already heavily employed in the music industry... read full bio
In three years, a lot can happen, and for The Story So Far, a lot did. After the release of their third album of the same name, the band's regular travelling, writing and recording had taken a toll on them. The Story So Far were able to look at themselves with new eyes and creative objectives after taking that time to... read full bio
The rockabilly group Stray Cats was founded in 1980 in Massapequa, New York, and made a lasting impression on the music industry. The group had already enjoyed considerable success with two hit albums in the UK by the time their American debut album, "Built for Speed," was released in 1982. The Stray Cats' distinctive approach was firmly entrenched in the music... read full bio
The Strike, a local Utah band that went by the names "We Are the Strike" and "the Str!ke," is well-known for its original songs "Atom Bomb," "Eye for an Eye," "Faint of Heart," and "Human Right." They are an original band that won Best of State and are experts at live performances! Fans are moved by the band's contagious on-stage... read full bio
The String Cheese Incident has emerged as one of Americas most significant independent bands. They have been recognized for their commitment to musical creativity and integrity, for their community spirit, philanthropic endeavors, and for their innovative approach to the business of music. Masters of improvisation, The String Cheese Incident has attracted fans of all genres by mixing high energy fun... read full bio
The String Revolution is a dynamic and inventive instrumental guitar ensemble that challenges the limits of modern music. They are the Grammy Award® winning guitar trio. They are known for their thrilling performances, combining many genres and styles to create original compositions and an enthralling sound. They are a trio of outstanding guitarists. They have a devoted fan base and... read full bio
In the great Philadelphia R&B tradition, The Stylistics emerged to record an unbelievable seven Platinum Albums, producing several Billboard Top 40 hits, including ""You'll Never Get To Heaven If You Break My Heart,"" ""Rockin' Roll Baby,"" and ""Let's Put It All Together."" Russell Thompkins, Jr.'s soaring falsetto voice and the lush productions of Thom Bell helped make the Stylistics one... read full bio
The Surfaris are an American surf rock band formed in Glendora, California in 1962. They are best known for their singles Surfer Joe" and Wipe Out. The band released a series of records, with two other singles, "Surfer Joe" and "Point Panic, having an impact on the charts. Point Panic is a renowned surfing venue in Hawaii named after the... read full bio
The Sweet Remains is an American folk-rock band that was founded by Rich Price, Greg Naughton and Brian Chartrand. Prior to the formation of The Sweet Remains, all of the members of the band were involved in their own solo careers. Since coming together to form The Sweet Remains, the band has gone on to release four albums over the... read full bio
Chicago-based The Symposium is an indie rock group. Benny Goetz (bass), Jamie Siewert (drums), Sam Clancy (guitar, keyboard), and Charlie Gammill (guitar, vocals) make up the ensemble. The Strokes, Mac DeMarco, and Ty Segall are just a few of the artists that have impacted and been compared to the band. According to descriptions, their sound combines elements of garage rock, psychedelic rock,... read full bio
In Montgomery, Alabama, the Talismen were born. These gifted musicians have developed as they have delighted audiences across the Southeast. The Talismen performed original music with soul and funk elements as well as songs by some of their favorite jam/rock/funk bands with a level of vigor and expertise that belied their young age. Jar Full of Something, the first album by... read full bio
The most versatile of Motown's vocal groups, and one of the most successful soul acts of the '60s, The Temptations epitomized classic soul at its most urbane and graceful. Stop-on-a-dime choreography and classy elegance made the group a hit on stage; in the studio, their harmonies benefited from Motown's best songwriters and producers. The presence of several talented lead vocalists... read full bio
For more than forty years, The Temptations have prospered, propelling popular music with a series of smash hits, and sold-out performances throughout the world. The crowds are bigger, the sales are sizzling, says one industry report. The outpouring of affection for this super-group has never been greater. The history of The Temptations is the history of contemporary American pop.... read full bio
The Tenderloins are the creators, executive producers, writers and stars of truTV’s hit show, Impractical Jokers, now in its 5th season. They consistently tour nationwide, currently on the truTV Presents The Impractical Jokers: ""Santiago Sent Us"" Tour, a mix of stand-up, never-before-seen hidden camera videos, stories and insight. In addition, the guys are starring another series for truTV, titled Jokers... read full bio
The Tide was a young American band formed in 2015 and signed to The Vamps' record label, Steady Records, under EMI Universal. Their pop-punk sound and YouTube covers quickly earned them a following, leading to their selection as a supporting act for The Vamps World Tour in 2015, 2016, and 2017. The band was founded through auditions held by The... 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
This high-energy, authentic rock band will amuse you and your guests while taking you on a fun-filled musical journey through the 60s, 70s, 80s, and 90s as well as current Top 40 and rock favorites. The Trip have received numerous "Top Rock Cover Band" awards and were chosen by CBS as the best cover band. They are one of the most... read full bio
The Tubes are a San Francisco-based theater rock band, who gained popularity in the mid '70s and early '80s. Live performances by The Tubes aided in the group's popularity. The combination of music performance, unique costumes and their uncanny ability to satirize life in the USA; the media, consumerism, and politics, resulted in them often banned in the American midwest.... read full bio
Brooklyn-based indie-pop group The Secret Dream Lovers is led by multi-instrumentalist and composer Matt Koenig. The band has developed a reputation for their contagious melodies and groovy beats, with a style that pulls from a variety of genres, including disco, funk, and indie rock. After leaving his position as music director at a radio station in New York City, Koenig began... read full bio
The Unlikely Candidates are an American indie-rock band from Forth Worth, Texas. The band consists of members Kyle Morris, Cole Male, Brenton Carney, Kevin Goddard, and Jared Hornbeek. The group started their career after the release of their debut single “Follow My Feet”. Their debut single peaked at number 35 on the US Alternative charts and at number 6 on... read full bio
The Used is an American emo rock band from Orem, Utah, that currently consists of members Bert McCracken, Jeph Howard, Dan Whitesides, and Joey Bradford. The band’s music is a mixture of emo, screamo, post-hardcore, pop punk and alternative rock. They were formed originally with Branden Steineckert, Quinn Allman, Jeph Howard, and Bert McCracken. About a year after their formation,... read full bio
The Veils is an indie alternative band comprised of members Finn Andrews, Sophia Burn, Dan Raishbrook, Henning Dietz, and Uberto Rapisardi. Andrews began his musical career in his teens, earning a recording deal in London at the age of 16. He later gathered band members to form the group, The Veils. The band went through some ups and downs, but... read full bio
Demi Demitro, a guitarist who grew up in Boulder, channeled her rebelliousness through her instrument, spending up to nine hours a day honing her craft while neglecting her studies. The result is a playing style that is both heavy and agile, theatrical and nuanced, grounded in rock history but completely unique. The band gained a reputation for their wild performances... read full bio
The three members of The Violent are rock musicians Mike Protich, Dave McGarry, and Pat Gerasia. The world as we knew it quickly fell into the pandemic's deep pit. For singer-songwriter Mike Protich, who was looking for a new music release and to extend his creative muscles, the lockdown period was a creative catalyst. David McGarry on guitar and Patrick Gerasia... read full bio
The Walcotts are a rock n’ roll band with a huge lineup of highly talented musicians. Their sound has been described as a mix between country, blues, soul, and classic rock. Their music is highlighted by their male-female dual vocals and the use of instruments like piano, fiddle, pedal steel, horns, etc. They’ve opened up for the likes of Honeyhoney,... read full bio
For over a decade, The Walkmen members Hamilton Leithauser, Paul Maroon, Walter Martin, Peter Bauer, and Matthew Barrick have been performing together. A combination of guitar, percussion, piano, bass, and vocals, The Walkmen demonstrate a masterful sound. Inspired by the New York lifestyle, The Walkmen’s tracks are filled with short stories and beautifully arranged melodies. Their indie sounds have connected... read full bio
The Wallflowers are a Grammy Award-winning rock band from Los Angeles, California, fronted by Jakob Dylan, the son of legendary music artist Bob Dylan. Originally known as The Apples, the ensemble has gone through numerous member changes, but Dylan has been a mainstay. The band has released six studio albums, and have had various songs on television and movie soundtracks.... read full bio
With the enormous popularity of their viral hit "I Love You So" on TikTok and DSPs, indie legends The Walters make their triumphant return after a four-year absence. They signed with Warner Records and announce their first three headline performances, all of which sold out immediately. The Walters, who are originally from Chicago but have since moved to Los Angeles, masterfully... read full bio
The Wandering Hearts are an up-and-coming folk-Americana band from London, England. The band consists of members Tara, Chess & AJ and they are currently making moves in Nashville. The Wandering Hearts have played alongside artists such as Margo Price, John Prine, Chris Stapleton, and Marty Stuart. They’ve also already made their Grand Ole Opry debut. The Wandering Hearts previously recorded... read full bio
Make no mistake about it: The Wanted are having the time of their lives. Only a year on from their huge Number One debut single ‘All Time Low’ and they have already become one of Britain’s biggest, most brilliant pop bands, living a dream that has far surpassed even their most optimistic expectations and all with their best mates at... read full bio
The War and Treaty, a captivating husband and wife team made up of Michael Trotter Jr. and Tanya Trotter, produce music that is a hypnotic fusion of soul, blues, country, and rock. The musical collaboration between Trotter and Blount, who are from Albion, Michigan, started in 2014 and later changed their name to The War and Treaty in 2017 after a... read full bio
Chandra and Leigh Watson, who were raised as identical twins in Louisville, Kentucky, have always mixed musical styles to portray their tale. The twins relocated to Silver Lake, Los Angeles, where the vibrant music scene allowed them to "create a style of lovely, soulful indie-folk that does more than allude to inspirations from alt-country" (NPR). They were introduced to an... read full bio
The Weather Station is the musical act of Tamara Lindeman. Her sound is profound and artistic, defined by Lindemans bold confidence, songwriting, and musical talent. Lindeman has toured extensively across North America, Europe, Australia, and Japan as a headliner artist. She has also supported artists like The War on Drugs, The Mountain Goats, and Damien Jurado. The talent has released... read full bio
The Weathered Souls are a rising rock band hailing from Greenville, Texas. With their unique blend of classic rock and modern electric elements, the band is forging a path in the world of contemporary rock and roll. Influenced by classic rock bands such as AC/DC, The Weathered Souls have put their own youthful twist and energy into the genre, resulting... read full bio
The Westbound Rangers use the common banjo, mandolin, guitar and upright bass, yet they have much more to offer than the traditional bluegrass band. While steeped in both bluegrass and old time traditions, their unique blend of roots music draws just as heavily from rock and country musical influences and spans the breadth of American music styles. Melding strong three... read full bio
The Whispers are an American soul group started their career in the early 60’s and currently consists of members Wallace Scott, Walter Scott and Leaveil Degree. The group’s original members were Wallace and Walter Scott, Gordy Harmon, Marcus Hutson and Nicholas Caldwell. Over the years the group has released 24 studio albums, five of which reached US certified gold or... read full bio
Jake Smith, known in the music world as The White Buffalo, is a down-to-earth country singer and songwriter whose sound is a concoction of folk, Americana, blues, and rock. Strange as it may seem, he music of choice growing up was the punk genre, and he listened to bands such as the Circle Jerks and the Descendents. He began performing... read full bio
The White Madingos are comprised of artists Murs, Sacha Jenkins, and Darryl Jenifer. The group has an abundance of experience in the performing and media industry, having been involved with Rolling Stone Magazine, MTV/VH1, and band Bad Brains prior to collaborating on The White Madingos. Their sound is influenced by hip-hop and rap genres, but also incorporates sounds like that... read full bio
The Wild Feathers are a truly American band: their music takes elements of the best of rock, country, folk and blues music and reshapes it in a way that is both unique and modern. Ricky Young, Joel King, Taylor Burns, and Preston Wimberly grew up steeped in music, playing solo gigs, touring with local bands and working at venues. The... read full bio
Taylor Burns, Joel King, and Ricky Young—all former lead singers of other bands—formed the American country rock group The Wild Feathers in Nashville, Tennessee. After the band's first record was released, drummer Ben Dumas joined. Former member of Apache Relay, a band that had opened for The Wild Feathers, Brett Moore is a multi-instrumentalist who started touring and recording with... read full bio
With their Epitaph debut, Clouded, the Californian indie duo This Wild Life effectively abandoned their original plans to become a full band and repurposed their emo/pop-punk sound for an acoustic setting. Co-singer/songwriters Kevin Jordan and Anthony Del Grosso have continuously demonstrated an interest in creative expansion and evolution, moving from an electric phase to a stripped-down acoustic period and later to... read full bio
The women-led band The Wild Reeds is full of multi-instrumentalists and highly talented singer-songwriters. Kinsey Lee, Sharon Silva, Mackenzie Howe, Nick Pakpiseth, and Nick Jones make up this quintet that can be described as an indie-folk rock group with a touch of country. They’ve released three albums, the latter two of which were under the Dualtone records banner. The newest... read full bio
The Wild! is a rock ‘n’ roll band from Kelowna, British Columbia, that consists of members Dylan Villain, The Kid, Lucas “Boozus” and Crash Anderson. The band began without a booking agent or record label and they still released their debut single, “Roadhouse”, which was featured on rock radio stations in Canada. This led The Wild! to gaining an agent... read full bio
Zane Williams, a seasoned troubadour with seven solo albums under his credit, assembled a carefully curated group of exceptionally gifted musicians from the Texas music scene to launch The Wilder Blue. They've drawn compared to early Eagles and Alabama in the 1980s with their first album Hill Country and follow-up The Wilder Blue, which both contain five-part harmonies woven within... read full bio
The Wildwoods, a folk/Americana trio based in Lincoln, Nebraska, are a husband-and-wife team consisting of violinist Chloe Gose and guitarist Noah Gose, who are joined on bass by bassist Andrew Vaggalis. Their journey has brought them from the Midwest to international venues, leaving a distinct mark on the folk scene. Their story is a symphony of discovery and connection. ... read full bio
The Willis Clan is comprised of twelve brothers and sisters from Nashville. Three of their albums, highlighted by Heaven, were up for sale in outlets like Walmart and Cracker Barrel, as well as peaking on iTunes at number six on the pop chart. The family has performed on Americas Got Talent, won the Today Shows Real Life Sound of Music... read full bio
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Matt Vinson, a singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and producer, works alone as The Wonderfool. In the years after starting The Wonderfool while still a student at Ohio University, Vinson has collaborated with the indie folk band CAAMP and released three recordings under the name. Vinson played every instrument on The Wonderfool's prior records individually, building the album around his upbeat modern folk tunes... read full bio
The most endearing duo in track and field were leaning on each other and soaking it all in while donning their gold medals in the depths of the Stade de France. Hunter Woodhall, a US double amputee sprinter, was one half of the pair who had won gold in the T62 400 meters at the Paralympic Games with his prosthetic blades. Beside... read full bio
The Word is a blues/jam rock ensemble made up of Robert Randolph, the gospel/pedal steel sensation John Medeski, the Dickinson brothers, Chris Chew and one-third of the jazz-funk trio Medeski, Martin & Wood, who together made up North Mississippi Allstars (of the famed Sacred Steel series on Arhoolie and his Family Band). The gospel album, which the Dickinsons and Medeski had... read full bio
The World Is a Beautiful Place & I Am No Longer Afraid to Die blends driving, emotionally raw songwriting with electronic elements and the drawn-out atmospheres of groups like Godspeed You! Black Emperor and Explosions in the Sky to create one of the more dynamic bands to emerge from the new wave of emo that started in the late 2000s... read full bio
The Wrecks are an indie rock band with Los Angeles as their home base. This four-piece, who have drawn inspiration from bands like The Pixies, The Strokes, Weezer and Vampire Weekend, isn't afraid to mix choruses that are unquestionably catchy with lyrics and vocals that have underlying substance and a certain peculiarity that give them their fresh, distinct sound. The band unexpectedly... read full bio
The Yacht Rock Revue is the best tribute to '70s light rock ever presented anywhere and the Greatest Show on Surf. Ever. Fans all over the country have been mesmerized by their accurate covers of Hall & Oates, Michael McDonald, Steely Dan, and the other songs from the Time-Life Infomercial Catalog. They have, of course, taken their act to the... read full bio
The rock group The Young Evils, from Seattle, Washington, is a great example of how final results frequently diverge significantly from original plans. Troy Nelson and Mackenzie Mercer, coworkers at a record store, started The Young Evils as a fun, Vaselines-inspired pop duo. However, they no longer sound anything like that group. The Brooklyn-based band extended their sound after their... read full bio
The Zombies are an English rock band, formed in St Albans and led by Rod Argent (piano, organ and vocals) and Colin Blunstone (vocals). The group scored British and American hits with She's Not There"". In the US, two further singles, ""Tell Her No"" and ""Time of the Season"", were also successful. Their album Odessey and Oracle, composed of twelve... read full bio
Thea Vidale is an American comedian and actress perhaps best remembered for her primetime ABC sitcom ""Thea"" for which she was nominated for a People's Choice Award. Formerly a wisecracking, working-class waitress in Pasadena, Texas, Vidale made her stage debut at a local comedy club's amateur night. Soon after, she found herself starring in Edinburgh, Scotland's ""Fringe Festival,"" the prestigious... read full bio
Thelma Golden is a museum director and chief curator of The Studio Museum in Harlem, New York City, New York. Golden grew up in Queens, New York, and while in high school, she began training as a curatorial apprentice at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. She went on to earn her B.A. in Art History and African-American Studies from Smith... read full bio
