Country Rockstar Jake Rose is a seasoned performer who understands how to get people on their feet, sell a lot of beer, and keep the party going. He has performed at over 500 shows. Jake Rose is a singer-songwriter from a pumpkin farm north of Minneapolis and the former lead singer of the rock group "New Medicine" signed to Atlantic... read full bio
Jake Shimabukuro is already considered a master of the ukulele. Known for his lightning fast fingers and innovative style, Jake has been dazzling audiences of all ages for years. He has been featured in numerous publications across the globe, some of which include USA Today, Acoustic Guitar Magazine, National Geographic Traveler, Sunset Magazine, and the Los Angeles Times. He has... read full bio
From Saskatchewan, Canada, comes Jake Vaadeland, a self-taught multi-instrumentalist and composer. The traditional sound and distinctive approach of Jake, who also excels on guitar and banjo in addition to his remarkable vocals, could be described as a fusion of 50s Rockabilly and Bluegrass. When performing with The Sturgeon River Boys, Jake aims to write and play with a focus on... read full bio
Jakob Ogawa is a Norwegian singer-songwriter who was born in Trondheim and now calls Oslo home. His chillout indie pop is topped off with his mellow, sweet voice. His debut song, "You'll Be on My Mind," was released by Diamond Club and included jazzy chords, steel drum noises and effervescent synthesizers. After joining Playground Music, Ogawa released the five-track EP Bedroom... read full bio
Jakob Dylan (son of Bob Dylan) formed The Wallflowers in 1989 with himself on vocals and guitar, Tobi Miller on guitar, Rami Jaffee on keyboards, Barrie Maguire on bass, and Peter Yanowitz on drums. Jakob Dylan & The Wallflowers played clubs in and around Los Angeles (including a popular run at the Kibitz Room of Canter's delicatessen) but Jakob Dylan... read full bio
The late Sublime singer Bradley Nowell's son, dynamic artist Jakob Nowell, is happy to announce the signing of his band, Jakobs Castle, to renowned Epitaph Records. Nowell began his career as a member of the well-known Southern California rock band LAW, but Jakobs Castle is an unfiltered expression of his unique musical style that he developed with producer and co-creator... read full bio
Jakubi is an Australian four-piece who create dance-heavy soul, reggae, and pop hits. The band consists of brothers Jerome and Jacob, Robert and Jesse. Jerome is the singer. He uses a talk box to add some texture and interesting runs, along with bold choruses into “futuristic glory”. Jakubi definitely does a lot of fun instrumental things, utilizing the sounds of... read full bio
Jambinai is a Korean rock band from Seoul, South Korea, that consists of members Kim Bo-mi, Lee II-woo, and Sim Eun-yong. They have released two studio albums, Difference and Hermitage and an EP, Jambinai. Their sound is a mixture of experimental rock and Korean folk, they use instruments such as drums, bass guitar, electric guitar, and Korean instruments such as... read full bio
James is the name of a British rock band from Manchester, England. They have been performing together since the early 1980's but started getting big in the 1990's. Their hit songs include "Come Home", "Sit Down", "She's a Star" and "Laid" which was an American college radio hit. The latter of which is considered one of the most iconic songs... read full bio
Not to be confused with the famous song by Kate Bush, James and the Cold Gun is a rock group from Cardiff, Wales. They are a duo consisting of guitarist/vocalist James Joseph and guitarist James Biss. They consider themselves big fans of the Queens of the Stone Age, as well as garage rock bands like The Hives and The Strokes.... read full bio
James Apollo is a music artist from Seattle, who blends elements of blues, soul and indie rock into his music. Scottish newspaper The Scotsman hailed Apollo as the “King of the Road”, a nod to his young life of touring. Celebrated for his emotionally packed compositions, Apollo is often compared to the musical and lyrical style of William Faulkner, Tom... read full bio
James Arthur is a singer and songwriter from England. After winning the ninth season of The X Factor in 2012, he gained notoriety. After the final, Syco Music published his debut single, a rendition of Shontelle's "Impossible," which debuted at the top of the U.K. Singles Chart. The most popular winner's single in the show's history, it has since sold... read full bio
" James Barker Band is an Ontario-based Country band that includes members James Barker, Connor Stephen, Bobby Martin, and Taylor Abram. After winning the Emerging Artist Showcase at the Boots and Heart music festival, they landed a contract with Universal Music Canada. The band released their debut extended play entitled Game On, and two of their most popular singles include “Just... read full bio
After listening to Eric Clapton's "Layla," the English rocker James Bay developed a deep appreciation for classical guitar. He started taking lessons on the instrument and playing at open mic evenings, both of which contributed to the development of his writing and performing style. Republic Records After watching a fan video that had been published to YouTube, AnR signed Bay.... read full bio
The way James Blunt sees it, we may get older, but nothing changes much from elementary school. Since Blunt released his debut album, Back to Bedlam, it has sold 11 million worldwide, going No. 1 in 18 countries and top 10 in 35. He rose to global fame with ""You're Beautiful"" and ""Goodbye My Lover"", with the former reaching No.... read full bio
James Carothers gained success on his first EP, Honky Tonk Land which had a feel of old school genuine country music. Carothers baritone voice sounds like famous singers like Waylon Jennings and Jamey Johnson. Carothers started his career performing in the honky tonks and casinos of the Southwest, and is now moving onto Nashville. Apart from his own music, Carothers... read full bio
James Davis is among the funniest and sexiest comedians in Los Angeles. James, who was endowed with comic inspiration from his friends and former classmates at Crossroads High School in Santa Monica, was born and reared in South Los Angeles. James, who is still regarded as one of Hollywood's newcomers, has starred in Hell Date, Pit Boss, Russell Simmons Presents... read full bio
James Durbin is an American singer-songwriter and guitarist who is best known for finishing in 4th place on the tenth season of the television series American Idol. Apart from his solo career, Durbin has also been the lead singer of the heavy metal band Quiet Riot. Durbin had a rough upbringing growing up with his father passing away of drug... read full bio
James Harden is an American professional basketball player who plays shooting guard for the Houston Rockets of the NBA. Harden was born in Los Angeles, California, and he began his career playing high school basketball at Artesia High School. While in high school, Harden was named a McDonald’s All-American and earned second-team Parade All-American honors. Harden went on to play... read full bio
James Hunter is a British R&B musician and soul singer. His career began when he was in a band called ""Howlin' Wilf and the Vee-Jays"" and worked on their first album titled ""Cry Wilf"". He spent most of his time playing smaller clubs around London. Hunter's soulful sound got the attention of Van Morrison, who appeared on... read full bio
James Marriott, a multidisciplinary artist and alternative musician from Brighton, debuted his solo music career with the song "slow down." James Marriott originally began posting acoustic covers and original music on YouTube. Since then, he has grown to collect millions of fans who watch his videos every day for his music, humor and likeable attitude. The singer-songwriter released song after song after... read full bio
James Marsden is an American actor, singer, and former model for Versace. Marsden is an extremely versatile actor and some of his most famous roles include, Scott Summers/Cyclops in the “X-Men” series, Teddy Flood in “Westworld”, and has been seen in movies like “Enchanted”, “Hop”, “27 Dresses”, “The Best of Me”, “Lee Daniels’ The Butler”, and “Anchorman 2: The Legend... read full bio
Texas singer-songwriter James McMurtry leanred how to play the guitar when he was seven years old. While still a student at the University of Arizona, McMurtry started playing his own songs, and he continued to do so after moving back home and getting a job as a bartender. When it turned out that John Mellencamp was both directing and staring in... read full bio
James Morrison is an English singer-songwriter and guitarist from Rugby, Warwickshire, England, who is best known for his debut hit single, “You Give Me Something,” which was a hit in countries and continents that included Europe, Australia, Japan and Iran. Morrison grew up listening to genres which included soul, folk and country, and he began playing the guitar at a... read full bio
Though best known as the leader of LCD SOUNDSYSTEM, James Murphy has been active in various roles pre-dating, throughout and beyond the Grammy-nominated LCDs existence. Long a fixture of the downtown NYC music scene, Mr. Murphy co-founded the DFA label, which released the LCD Soundsystem catalogue and whose current roster includes The Rapture, Holy Ghost!, YACHT, the Juan Maclean, Planningtorock... read full bio
Tyne-James Organ is an indie rock singer-songwriter from Wollongong, New South Wales but he currently resides in Melbourne, Australia. James is the son of the late Rikki Organ, a famous Australian musician and singer who won nearly a dozen awards over the 30-year span of his career. This talent and love of music is something that James adopted when he... read full bio
It is not surprising that James Patterson was featured on the cover of The New York Times Magazine and praised for revolutionizing the book publishing industry, as well as that Time magazine dubbed him "The Man Who Can't Miss." Recently, AARP named Patterson one of the 50 Most Influential People Who Make Our Days a Little Brighter, NBC's Rock Center with... read full bio
James Nicholas Righton is an indie rock, post-punk, new wave, and new-psychedelia musician from Stratford-upon-Avon, England. James got his start as the keyboard-player of the new rave band Klaxons. He was with them until their disbandment back in 2015. A year later, James announced that he working on a new project called “Shock Machine” and later released his first solo... read full bio
One of the top stand-up comedians in Australia, James performs live. James has made numerous TV appearances in addition to appearing on all of the major television networks, including Rove Live, The Footy Show, The Fat, and Headliners on The Comedy Channel. James, a practicing attorney in banking and finance, started doing stand-up and public speaking during his time in law... read full bio
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James Taylor is a creativity expert who has previously began his career managing rock stars before moving on to be a keynote speaker and leader of business creativity and innovation. Taylor has been the founder of C.SCHOOLTM and he has been an advisor for CEOs, entrepreneurs, educators, governments, and leaders all over the world. Through his work as an advisor,... read full bio
James Wesley puts his core family values into his music with a whiskey-smooth voice and a timelessly winning way with a great country song. Wesley sings directly to real people about real things that profoundly affect real lives and from his small-town upbringing to his blue collar work ethic, he has a deep understanding of what those folks are... read full bio
Jameson Rodgers is a country music artist who was born and raised in Batesville, Mississippi. A lover of both sports and music, Jameson was awarded a baseball scholarship at Northwest Community College, where he played for two years. He later transferred to the University of Southern Mississippi, where he truly began to pursue his love for music and songwriting. He... read full bio
Zach Chance and Jonathan Clay make up the folk group Jamestown Revival. The childhood buddies from Magnolia, Texas, create harmonies that blend Western rock, Americana, and Southern country to create songs about everyday life. Early in 2014, they independently released their debut album "Utah," which Republic Records later reissued. Utah Best of 2014: Singer-Songwriter Album of the Year was named... read full bio
Jamie Benn is a Canadian professional ice hockey forward that currently serves as captain of the Dallas Stars of the NHL. Benn was born in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada, and he began his career playing junior hockey with the Peninsula Eagles and then the Peninsula Panthers of the VIJHL. He also played with the Victoria Grizzlies and then the Kelowna... read full bio
Jamie Grace is a young American speaker, actress, and musician. At age 11 she was diagnosed with Tourette Syndrome, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, and Attention Deficit Hyperactive Disorder. This forced her to grow up very quickly. She started writing songs, acting in church, and speaking to others about the difficulties she has faced in her young life. She uses her music... read full bio
Jamie Lawson is well-known in the music business for being the first artist to be signed to Ed Sheeran's avant-garde record company, Gingerbread Man Records. Known for his number-one single "Wasn't Expecting That" and his self-titled album, Lawson's musical career has made a lasting impression on the industry. His self-titled album, "Jamie Lawson," achieved a significant feat by debuting at No.... read full bio
Britney Spears' younger sister Jamie Lynn Spears is an American actress and singer, and she is also Britney Spears' younger sister. She first came to public attention in 2005 when she was cast in the Nickelodeon television series Zoey 101, in which she played the role of Zoey Brooks, the show's titular character. The year 2013 marked the beginning of... read full bio
Jamie McDell, a singer-songwriter from New Zealand, has accomplished a lot throughout her early years. She started a successful musical career when she was 16 and was signed to EMI, which helped her become well-known across the country. She achieved Gold album sales after the publication of her debut record, "Six Strings and a Sailboat," and she was nominated for... read full bio
British blues rock and folk musician Jamie N Commons has released three EPs, The Baron, Rumble and Sway, and Jamie N Commons. Shortly after the release of Rumble and Sway, Jamie opened for Bruce Springteeen in Nijmegen. He is featured on Eminem’s album The Marshall Mathers LP 2, in the song “Desperation” which is only included in the deluxe edition... read full bio
In the past five years, singer-songwriter Jamie Scott has been working on a collection of deeply personal songs inspired by his recent roles as a father and husband, in addition to writing and producing hit records for artists like One Direction and making waves with his Northern soul/indie-pop project Graffiti6. With the release of his latest solo album, "My Hurricane,"... read full bio
"Jamiroquai, whose unique name is a combination of the words “jam” and “Iriquois,” after the Native American tribe, is an acid jazz and funk band with elements of pop, rock, and electronica injected into their sound. The group was initially considered one of the most renowned bands in the funk/acid jazz movement in London. The group’s career has since added... read full bio
Jamit is a Las Vegas cover band that is led by Michelle Indriel and consists of members Aj, Mark Stevens, and Timmy B. During a show by Jamit, you’ll hear hit songs from genres such as rock, pop, R&B, country, and more. Some artists you’ll hear during the show include, Bruno Mars, Coldplay, Lady Gaga, Ariana Grande, Kenny Chesney, Michael... read full bio
Jamz Supernova takes inspiration from major acts like Toddla T, Nina Las Vegas, Diplo, and Annie Mac and her live DJ sets show her incorporate sounds of grime, hip hop, funky, U.K. bass, and global sounds. You may have seen her perform on the stages of Parklife, Sonar, Detonate, Nass, El Dorado, Lovebox, Beat Herder, Bestival, Ibiza Rocks, and Lost... read full bio
Jane Curtin is an American actress and comedian that started to gain popularity as an original cast member of the longtime running television series Saturday Night Live. Curtin went on to star as Allie in the television series Kate & Allie which earned her two Emmy awards for this role. Curtin has also been seen as Dr. Mary Albright on... read full bio
Jane Krakowski is an American actress and singer, best known for her performance as Elaine Vassal on Ally McBeal, for which she was nominated for a Golden Globe Award. Another notable role of hers was as Jenna Maroney on the NBC sitcom 30 Rock, for which she was nominated for four Emmy Awards. She has been nominated for three Emmy... read full bio
Jane Leo, an art pop duo from Austin, has made a comeback with their powerful new song, "WOW." "WOW" is the start of a new chapter in Jane Leo's life. With this infectious punk pop song, the boisterous, unfiltered, and energetic pair has been wowing crowds during recent live performances. The sarcastic lyrics captivate listeners right away and have them... read full bio
Jane Levy is an American actress who gained popularity for her role as Tessa Altman on “Suburgatory”. She is also known for horror films “The Evil Dead” remake, and “Don’t Breathe”. Currently she is a main character in the Stephen King Hulu series “Castle Rock” where she plays the role of Jackie. During her high school years Levy was a... read full bio
Both "Royal Blue Walls" and "Cage Girl" are two new tracks that have been released by Jane Remover. The artist who was formerly known as dltzk announced their new name and artistic direction in conjunction with the release of their new music and a statement. "The best approach to figure out who you really are is via honest self-expression, and... read full bio
When she was 16, Jane Siberry wrote her first song for an English class. It was about her beloved father. Thirteen albums later, and with 4 Juno Nominations to her credit, Siberry has become internationally known for her angelic and filmic music. What began as simple guitar and piano-based acoustic sets in the coffeehouses and clubs of Toronto has led... read full bio
Jane’s Addiction is a rock band from Los Angeles that currently consists of members Perry Farrell, Dave Navarro, Stephen Perkins and Chris Chaney. Over the years the band has released four studio albums. Their debut album, “Nothing’s Shocking” reached RIAA certified platinum and their second album, “Ritual de lo habitual” peaked at number 19 and reached RIAA certified two-time platinum.... read full bio
Jane’s Party is a pop-rock band from Toronto, Ontario, which consists of members Jeff Giles, Devon Richardson, Tom Ionescu and Zach Sutton. Jane’s Party began performing the late 2000’s with the release of their first album entitled, “The Garage Sessions”. They followed up that album with their self-titled EP. Since then, Jane’s Party has gone on to release three more... read full bio
American comedienne, actress, and writer Janelle James. She received nominations for a Primetime Emmy Award, a Golden Globe Award, a Critics' Choice Award, and an Independent Spirit Award for her performance as Ava Coleman in the television series Abbott Elementary, for which she is most known. For this role, she earned a Black Reel Award. Black Monday is one of... read full bio
Janet's life has always revolved heavily around music. She first learnt many of the jazz vocal standards as a child from her mother who loved to play the piano and sing the music of that era and who also produced musicals in the local playhouse. Her high school music teacher, Bud Roberds, taught her jazz harmony arranging, while... read full bio
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Who are the great songwriters in America today Not the most popular. Not the richest. Simply the greats. Ask any student of the form, and Janis Ian will be counted among them. The writer of “Jesse,” a song recorded by so many others that few remember Ian wrote it; “Stars,” possibly the best song ever written about the life of... read full bio
The Japandroids were successful right away in music because of the unique way they mixed punk rock and classic rock. They are known for their sound. After releasing their debut album titled "Post-Nothing," they went on to create their second album titled "Celebration Rock," which received positive reviews from music reviewers. The band went on a huge number of tours,... read full bio
Jarami is a Swedish electronic-pop production duo that consists of members Rami Dawod and Jacob Olofsson. The duo are from Stockholm, Sweden, and they decided to form a musical project together after they began bonding over their mutual love of RnB music. They then went on to begin remixing various popular songs and their career was launched after they made... read full bio
American blues-rock guitarist and vocalist Jared James Nichols hails from Wisconsin and is known for his 'pick-less' style of playing the electric guitar. He seldom performs without his recognizable single-pickup Epiphone Les Paul Custom P90, affectionately known as Old Glory. Under his own name, he leads a power trio that is heavily influenced by Cream and Mountain's early 1970s hard rock.... read full bio
Jared Keeso is a Canadian actor, screenwriter, and producer, who is best known for creating and playing Wayne/Shoresy in the Canadian comedy television series “Letterkenny,” a show which previously earned Best Comedy Series at the Canadian Screen Award. Keeso was born in Listowel, Ontario, and he began his career first working for his family’s company, Keeso Sawmill Company, before finding... read full bio
Several successful musicians make an attempt to "try something new" or "crossover" at some time in their careers. Therefore, Jaret Ray Reddick's news that he was putting out a solo album didn't come as a great surprise. After a few years, the vocalist, singer, and composer of the Grammy-nominated pop-punk legends Bowling For Soup has thoroughly explored the world of Texas... read full bio
Southern Texas native Jarrod Birmingham grew up playing guitar and fiddle alongside his Grandfather since he was a young boy. Although music was a huge part of his life, it wasn’t his first career choice. Jarrod tried his hand at professional bull riding before he fully dedicated his life to his music. After facing hardships trying to be a bull... read full bio
Jarrod Dickenson is a Texas-based country singer and songwriter who pulls a lot from The Lone Star State’s tradition of deep western storytelling. He got his start in Waco but did what all traditional country singers do and made his way to Nashville where he resides today. However, he spends the majority of his time on the road, touring and... read full bio
"Jars of Clay is a Christian music band with stylistic influences from alternative rock, R&B, folk, and acoustic. The band is comprised of Dan Haseltine as the lead vocalist, Stephen Mason as the lead guitarist, Charlie Lowell as the pianist, and Matthew Odmark as rhythm guitarist. The band members originally just helped each other with assignments from their music classes,... read full bio
Jasmine Roth is a renovation celebrity, designer and author who is enthusiastic about altering rooms and inspiring others via business acumen, creativity and the ability to see possibilities throughout. Roth, the winner of HGTV's Rock the Block, also hosts her own programs, Hidden Potential and Help! I Wrecked My House to save failed home renovation initiatives. She is also well-known for the... read full bio
Jason gained recognition in the hospitality industries of San Diego and Vegas. He is currently a well-known nightlife partner of Ryan Labbe at Andy Masi's Clique Hospitality. Craig, one of the recognized three, is always introducing new ideas for nightlife. His most recent passion project, The Barbershop Cuts and Cocktails, debuted at The Cosmopolitan Las Vegas and joined his well-liked... read full bio
Esteemed country singer and guitarist Jason Aldean fell in love with country music early on in life, and he made his first public appearance as a singer at a VFW hall in Macon at the young age of 14 years old. He quickly became a seasoned performer at local area talent contests. After high school, Aldean decided to go all... read full bio
Jason Boland & the Stragglers are from Oklahoma, but their sound fits right in with their neighbors to the south in Texas. There is a touch of Lone Star country balladry and Texas Swing, along with a pinch of Robert Earl Keen in these songs that typically address topics like drinking, the devil and the ladies. Jason Boland and The... read full bio
Jason Bonham is an English drummer best known for being the son of John Bonham, the drummer for Led Zeppelin. After his father passed away, Jason filled in a few times as the drummer for Led Zeppelin. He also drummed for the Ahmert Ertegun Tribute Concert at The Q2 Arena in London. He has been an actor in the Mark... read full bio
When Jason Cassidy was a kid, he wanted to be a rock star. But the electric guitar and lessons he got didn’t take. Country music, however, did. Inspired by a buddy who could name every country tune as soon as it came on the radio, the competitive Cassidy started listening. “I totally fell in love with it and learned every... read full bio
With his rich tenor voice, distinctive looks, and endearingly innocent charm, Jason Castro won over millions of viewers as a contestant on the seventh season of American Idol, parlaying his substantial singer-songwriter appeal into a third-place runner-up finish. He most notable performance from the show, one still talked about today, remains his soul piercing version of Over The Rainbow. This... read full bio
Jason Flom is the former CEO of several major record labels, including Atlantic,Virgin, and Capitol. He is currently the CEO of Lava Records venture with Republic/UMG. Flom has launched artists such as Katy Perry, Kid Rock, Lorde, Matchbox 20, and has managed Coldplay, Lenny Kravitz and many others. He now dedicates much of his time fighting for criminal justice reform,... read full bio
Jason Gray is a contemporary Christian singer-songwriter, currently signed to Centricity Music. He has worked with artists including Sara Grobes, Andrew Peterson, Joel Hanson (frontman for 90s Christian rock band PFR), Andy Gullahorn, Randall Goodgame, Jason Ingram, Thad Cockrell, Andy Osenga (of Caedmon’s all) and more. Gray has performed with some of the biggest names in Christian music, such as... read full bio
Jason Isbell is a singer-songwriter and guitarist, best known for his solo work and as a former member of the Drive-By Truckers for six years. Isbell’s solo album Southeastern was released to tremendous critical acclaim. It earned Isbell a clean sweep of the Americana Music Awards with Album of the Year, while he was named Artist of the Year, and... read full bio
Jason Lytle is an American musician who rose to fame performing with the indie-rock band Grandaddy. Lytle was born in Modesto, California, and he found his love for music at a young age as he began playing drums as a child. While growing up, he also had a love for skateboarding and became a sponsored amateur. After an ACL injury,... read full bio
Rising country singer Jason Mizelle recently released the singles “Motown”, “One Bar Town”, and “Piece of Ground” on Spotify, iTunes and Apple Music. Fans can catch him performing with the likes of Jon Pardi, Maren Morris, Hunter Hayes, and Chase Rice!... read full bio
American guitarist, singer, and songwriter Jason Thomas Mraz is from. He became well-known after his debut studio album, "Waiting for My Rocket to Come," was released in 2002. It produced the hit "The Remedy (I Won't Worry)", which peaked at number 20 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. His two next studio albums, "Mr. A-Z" (2005) and "We Sing. We Dance.... read full bio
Situated equidistantly between boosted Americana and rustic roots-rock, Jason Scott & the High Heat craft a broad, vibrant sound that surpasses the customs of their Oklahoma City origin. The sound of a true band grounded in groove, grit, and its own distinct spirit—too loud for folk music, too textured for Red Dirt—led by a songwriter whose unique background—a Pentecostal upbringing,... read full bio
Jason Wade is the founder and lead singer of the rock band Lifehouse. He spent his teen years in Washington and Oregon before relocating to Los Angeles, where he founded Lifehouse with a neighbor and friend. Wade is a self-taught musician. He began teaching himself how to play the guitar and write after his parents’ divorce. Wade has released eight... read full bio
James Shanahan, AKA Jamey Jasta (or just Jasta), is an American singer and musician best known for being the frontman of the metalcore group Hatebreed, along with sludge metal band Kingdom of Sorrow, Icepick, and his own solo project known only as “Jasta.” Jasta is the owner of Stillborn Records, a West Haven, Connecticut-based record label. In 2011, he dropped... read full bio
Javier Colon, endowed with an incredibly soulful voice, remarkable songwriting skills, an engaging demeanor, and a commanding stage presence, has already garnered the interest of a global fan base who have come to love his intimately personal, acoustic-textured pop, rock, and R&B fusion—a style he's come to refer to as "acoustic soul." Singer-songwriter-guitarist Colon is poised to advance his recording career... read full bio
Jawbreaker is an American punk rock band from New York City, New York, that consists of members Blake Schwarzenbach, Adam Pfahler and Chris Bauermeister. The band formed in the late 80’s and after performing together for 10 years took some time off and reformed recently. The band was formed while the trio were studying at New York University. They then... read full bio
A dream pop/indie rock duo from Birmingham, UK is called JAWS. With albums like Be Slowly, Simplicity and their third LP The Ceiling, the band offers moody and ethereal reverb-laden songs on self-identity, love and introspection. The band, which consists of guitarist Alex Hudson, drummer Eddy Geach and vocalist/guitarist Connor Schofield, was founded when Schofield uploaded a self-made demo online. When he was a... read full bio
Olly Bailey is a dynamic artist, and his solo project is called Jaws The Shark. Jaws The Shark attracted the attention and enthusiasm of a wider audience very fast, thanks to notable playlists on Spotify and Amazon Music, major support from BBC Radio 6, BBC Radio 1, and Radio X, and more. Bailey's debut EP, "Another Day In Paradise," which had... read full bio
Jax is an American singer-songwriter from East Brunswick, New Jersey, who rose to fame finishing third on the 14th season of the competition series “American Idol.” Jax’s music is a mixture of alternative rock and pop and she began her career singing when she was only five years old. By the time she was in middle school, Jax became home... read full bio
Jax Hollow, The Berklee College of Music alumna, who is originally from Western Massachusetts but now calls Nashville home, is bringing rock music a much-needed resurrection with her pure skill and youthful purity. Jax's music is an original fusion of Classic Rock, Blues and Americana with strong composition, riffs, solos and vocals. Music veteran Michael Wagener (over 100 million albums sold) produced and... read full bio
Allen created "Blank Stares" after witnessing his mother's Alzheimer's-related symptoms. In Iowa, a video of him and his mother playing the song on stage went viral and had more than 500 million Facebook views. Since then, his mother has passed away, but Jay is still touring the nation as an ambassador for the Alzheimer's Association and the song has helped generate... read full bio
1960s and 70s pop music icons Jay and the Americans ruled the charts with hits like This Magic Moment, Only In America, Cara Mia, Come a Little Bit Closer, She Cried, Lets Lock the Dorr (And Throw Away the Key, Walking in the Rain, Sunday and Me, Some Enchanted Evening, Crying, Hushabye, Livin Above Your Head, and more! Now theyre... read full bio
Jay Critch is an up-and-coming rapper from Brooklyn, New York. Growing up, he was writing songs by grade school and by the end of high school he was pursuing music full-time. Critch started releasing music through the internet and began gaining popularity with the release of his single “Did It Again”. With the help of Rich the Kid and PnB... read full bio
Jay Electronica is a rapper and record producer from New Orleans. Originally gaining significant media attention for his release Act I: Eternal Sunshine (The Pledge) via MySpace, Electronicas career has since skyrocketed. Critics like the L.A. Weekly recognized his music, labeling his music as ambitious [and] widely original. Electronica started off his career performing in small venues, eventually working his... read full bio
Big Jay Oakerson is a well-known comedian in New York City. Oakerson has performed for audiences at The Comedy Cellar, The Stand, and Stand Up New York. The comic has also attended festivals like Bonnaroo, Jagers Korn tour, Funny or Dies Oddball Festival, and Rock Star Energy Drinks Mayhem Fest. His television appearances include This Is Not Happening with Ari... read full bio
Jay Perez, born in San Antonio, Texas is an American Tejano musician, notable for his blending of Rhythm and Blues with traditional Tejano music . Initially a backing musician and leading vocalist for Latin Breed and then David Lee Garza y los Musicales, Perez began a solo career. He has released several solo albums. He has also won several Tejano... read full bio
Melina Duterte from Oakland, California has dubbed her musical project Jay Som. Merlina began playing instruments at a young age, playing the trumpet as a child. While she was set to join a conservatory program for jazz music, she decided against it to focus on her love for songwriting. She studied music production and recording at her local community college,... read full bio
The Jayhawks are an American alternative country and country rock band that emerged from the Twin Cities music scene during the mid-1980s. Their country rock sound was influential on many bands who played the Twin Cities circuit during the 1980s and 1990s like Uncle Tupelo, The Gear Daddies and The Honeydogs. They have released several studio albums, including five on... read full bio
Jayla Kai is presenting a brand-new and distinctive release, the Short Song Project, following the publication of her debut EP. The project, which was primarily self-produced and developed with a few close collaborators, has been retained in its original, jagged, distinctive and intimate form. The Short Song Project is all about play, allowing everyone to freely enter and explore Kai's inner... read full bio
Seattle native Jaymes Young, who combines elements of electronic music, smooth indie R&B and lush synth pop, made a splash with his EP Dark Star. With his full-length Feel Something, he attracted more notice. James McFarland was born in Seattle, Washington. He was inspired to learn more about music at a young age and by his teens, he was penning songs and playing the... read full bio
Jahmarie Wishart Adams (AKA Jazz Cartier) is a rapper, singer, and songwriter from Toronto, Ontario, Canada. You probably know him for his mixtapes, “Marauding in Paradise” and “Hotel Paranoia”. He moves around frequently as a child since his step dad was a U.S. State Department diplomat. He moved between Barbados, Kuwait, and the United States, attending 13 different boarding schools... read full bio
Jazz, funk, rock, gospel, blues and soul were cooked up together in the crucible of smoke filled rooms, simmered over the fire of pure down home grooves, and the combined alchemy created the Jazz Crusaders. It was the 1960's and the young Texans were breaking new ground with their signature horns, driving rhythms and the blues-funk style that identified their... read full bio
JB and the Moonshine Band is an American Texas Country group from East Texas composed of JB Patterson, Gabe Guevara, Hayden McMullen and Chris Flores. Influenced by everyone from country royalty like Willie Nelson and Johnny Cash, to the rockers of Metallica and hip hop legend Tupac, JB and the Moonshine Band record a gritty mix of contemporary country and... read full bio
Originating from Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, JD McPherson is a singer songwriter acclaimed for his retro, throwback sound that is a blend of R&B and rockabilly with a true rock and roll core. JD found musical inspiration from the work of Buddy Holly; listening to his music shaped JD’s own musical sound. JD went on to perform with bands like The... read full bio
JD Simo is an American guitarist, singer-songwriter, and producer who was previously a member of the rock band SIMO. Simo was born in Chicago, Illinois, and he began playing the guitar at only five years old. As a teenager, Simo formed a band and began recording and selling music in Phoenix, Arizona. Throughout his teenage years, Simo toured in various... read full bio
Jean Dawson is a rapper and singer who fuses hip-hop, trap music and experimental indie rock into a poetic and captivating whole. He generated a lot of hype with his EP Bad Sports and released his debut full-length, Pixel Bath, shortly after. Later came the release of Chaos Now, his sophomore album. Dawson was reared in a mixed-race Black and Mexican family... read full bio
Jean Michel Jarre is a French electronic music innovator. He is a leader in the electronic, ambient, and new-age genres, and known as a creator of impressive outdoor productions of his music featuring lights, laser displays, and fireworks. Jarre has sold a remarkable 80 million albums to date. He was the first Western musician officially invited to perform in the... read full bio
Jean-Luc Ponty is an innovator and unparalleled virtuoso of violin in the genres of jazz and rock. He is renowned as a pioneer who has applied his unique visionary spin that has broadened the vocabulary of modern music. Besides recording and touring globally with his own group, Ponty has also performed some of his compositions with the New Music Ensemble... read full bio
Jeff Coffin is a multi-talented saxophonist, composer, and educator with a successful career in the music industry. Born in Massachusetts and raised in Dexter, Maine, he started playing the alto sax in fifth grade and later pursued his studies in music education, graduating from the University of North Texas with a degree in Music Education in 1990. He is a... read full bio
Jeff Daniels' most recognized film roles include Harry Dunne in the buddy comedy Dumb and Dumber, and its sequel Dumb and Dumber To, as well as roles in Terms of Endearment, Arachnophobia, Gettysburg, 101 Dalmatians, Pleasantville, Infamous, Steve Jobs, The Martian, and The Divergent Series: Allegiant. His most recent and notable television role was as Will McAvoy in the series... read full bio
With a unique instrumental sound bringing together elements of funk, R&B, rock and electric jazz, legendary keyboardist Jeff Lorber helped pioneer the music genre now formatted under such names as NAC and smooth jazz. With Kickin It, his debut recording for Samson Records and his first studio album in two years, Lorber teams with top-producer and fellow Philadelphia native,... read full bio
Jeff Martin is a Canadian musician, singer-songwriter, and producer who is best known for fronting the Canadian rock band, The Tea Party. Apart from his work with The Tea Party, Martin has also pursued his own solo career when The Tea Party was on hiatus. Martin was born in Windsor, Ontario, and he began playing guitar at a young age... read full bio
The fourth Jeff Rosenstock full-length album is titled NO DREAM. It arrives at a moment of unprecedented upheaval, disarray and misery, the depths of which could not have been foreseen while most of it was being written over the past few years. The album sounds prophetic, unexpected and especially appropriate at this time. After establishing a cult following with the biting ska-punk of... read full bio
The album the Orrall brothers have been working toward since they started JEFF The Brotherhood is called Wasted On The Dream. It's a van-rocking, bong-rattling slab that perfectly embodies their explosive blend of pop tunes, punk, hard rock, and grunge from the 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s. Tracks like "Voyage Into Dreams," "Melting Place," and "Karaoke, TN," co-produced by JEFF The Brotherhood... read full bio
Jeff Tracta has become the most sought-after impressionist in the world today. He’s best known as “The Singing Trump” from America’s Got Talent. Jeff first earned worldwide recognition on CBS's Emmy-winning program, The Bold and The Beautiful. Since then, he has been recognized as being one of the best celebrity impersonators around. With an array of over 100 spot-on impressions,... read full bio
Jeff Van Gundy is an American TV analyst who has also been the basketball coach of both the New York Knicks and the Houston Rockets in the NBA. Van Gundy began his basketball coaching career at McQuaid Jesuit High School in Rochester, New York. The following year he became a graduate assistant under Rick Pitino at Providence College, helping the... read full bio
Jeff VanderMeer, a renowned American author, editor, and literary critic, was born on July 7, 1968. VanderMeer is well known for his contributions to the New Weird literary subgenre, but his critically acclaimed Southern Reach Trilogy catapulted him into the public eye. Annihilation, the first novel in the series, won the Shirley Jackson and Nebula Awards and was well-received by... read full bio
Jeff ""Skunk"" Baxter is an American guitarist who is known for his work with rock bands such as Steely Dan and The Doobie Brothers. He began his career when he met Jimi Hendrix, who was at the start his career as well, and was briefly part of Jimmy James and the Blues Flames, which Jimi Hendrix led. Baxter first reached... read full bio
Founded by Rock Hall Of Fame Inductee, Paul Kantner (who also founded Jefferson Airplane) and David Freiberg (who also founded Quicksilver Messenger Service), Jefferson Starship recently celebrated the 50th Anniversary of Jefferson Airplane, and performing one of rock music's greatest legacies and halcyon repertoires. Television specials on PBS and HDNet have only furthered the legendary band's following. As genuine American... read full bio
When Jeffrey Ross performs, the audience doesn't giggle, they are in stitches. His killer spots on practically every late night program and his show-stopping performances at the Friars Club Roasts have ensured Jeffrey‘s permanent place in the comedy history books. Jeffrey was instrumental in bringing the annual Friars Roasts to Comedy Central, which have been the network’s highest rated broadcast... read full bio
Singer, songwriter and musician, Jennifer Nettles performed with Soul Miner's Daughter and The Jennifer Nettles Band, before forming Sugarland. As the lead singer of Sugarland, Nettles has become of the most popular singer-songwriters in country music today. Nettles' musicality shows strong influences and inspirations from of rock, blues, folk, and soul, and those influences beautifully reflected in her incredible body... read full bio
Jennifer Paige is an Atlanta-based singer and songwriter especially known for her hit track, “Crush.” Jennifer’s musical talent was revealed at an early age, as she started singing and performing at local coffee houses, venues, and restaurants at the age of 5 with her older brother. She landed a touring gig at the age of 17 and traveled across the... read full bio
Scottish singer-songwriter Jennifer Stewart is a noteworthy emerging talent from Edinburgh. No Hard Feelings, her upbeat breakup song recently published, is about finally getting over your ex and having no hard feelings. Her debut EP, "Redlight" is an openly self-reflective collection of songs that describes her difficulties with self-criticism and heartbreak. Her approach blends indie guitar elements with her love of... read full bio
For more than a decade, Jenny Don't and the Spurs have been blazing their own trail in the music industry. Acclaimed for their exuberant Country Western aesthetic and compelling live performances, they have amassed a worldwide fan base through their contagious passion and vast record, which includes three albums, an EP, and nine singles. Their record, Fire on the Ridge, broadened... read full bio
