Since their inaugural single and album in 1959, the Isley Brothers consistently changed their musical identity and genre, dominating the black music charts unprecedentedly. The Isley Brothers have collaborated with both Jimi Hendrix and Elton John as backup musicians and own one of the most iconic discographies in R&B history. Following initial success in rock 'n' roll and a remarkable... read full bio
The Irish Tenors have given numerous traditional treasures fresh life since they first combined voices in 1998. They have established themselves as talented interpreters of a variety of tunes, including Jimmy Kennedy's "South of the Border," Celine Dion's "My Heart Will Go On," and "Fairytale of New York." These songs fit in seamlessly with "Danny Boy," "My Wild Irish Rose,"... read full bio
The Interrupters is an American ska punk band from Los Angeles, California. The band consists of four individuals, Aimee Interrupter on vocals, and brothers Kevin Bivona on guitar, Justin Bivona on bass, and Jesse Bivona on drums. The band has released three studio albums so far, a self-titled album, Say It Out Loud, which peaked at number 25 on the... read full bio
Late in 2011, members of OFWGKTA (Odd Future Wolf Gang Kill Them All) Syd Tha Kyd and Matt Martians, along with Patrick Paige, Christopher Smith, and Jameel Bruner, founded the band that would become known as The Internet. Purple Naked Ladies was the first album to be published by Odd Future under their own record label, Odd Future Records. Cocaine and... read full bio
The rock-blues guitar/drums duet known as THE INSPECTOR CLUZO was founded in Mont-de-Marsan by Laurent (guitars, vocals) and Mathieu (drums). They began playing music at the age of 7, have been performing together for almost 30 years, and Mathieu and Laurent both play multiple instruments (tenor sax and trumpet, respectively). In a wholly self-produced manner, TIC has performed more than 1200 times... read full bio
The Ink Spots have been called living legends of American music; one of the most influential vocal groups of all time and the most imitated entertainers in show business. The Ink Spots 'story spans six decades, more than 80 chair hits and performances throughout the world. While numerous personnel changes have taken place within the group in its 60 +... read full bio
The Infamous Stringdusters are a progressive bluegrass band from Nashville, Tennesee. The band consists of members Andy Hall, Andy Falco, Chris Pandolfi, Jeremy Garrett, and Travis Book. Over the years The Infamous Stringdusters have released nine studio albums and three EPs. Some of their most popular songs include “Let It Go”, “Gravity”, “Just Like Heaven”, “Night On the River”, and... read full bio
The Imponderables are Canadas multi-award winning, history-making sketch comedy foursome with an absurdist sense of humour backed by nearly a decade of finely honed chemistry. In March 2004, The Imponderables - Dave, Eric, Jon, and Tony - made comedy news by becoming the first independent comedy troupe in Second City's 30-year history to headline alone on the prestigious mainstage. They... read full bio
The Imperial Circus has toured the world and performed in several television specials. The IMPERIAL CIRCUS currently has FIVE touring divisions and features performers from Beijing, and other cities in China along with special guests from Russia and France. It has a long history with a distinct national style, evolving from the Chinese peoples' everyday life and working experience. The... read full bio
The Impalas were an American doo-wop group in the late 1950s, best known for their hit, Sorry (I Ran All the Way Home)". The group formed in 1958 in Brooklyn, New York, and was composed of lead singer Joe "Speedo" Frazier (born September 5, 1943), Richard Wagner, Lenny Renda, and Tony Carlucci. They were a racially integrated group - Frazier... read full bio
The Illusionists is a showcase of the talents of some of the most incredible illusionists on earth. Their live from Broadway show has shattered box office records and is captivating for all ages. The Illusionists perform all over the world and have performed in North America, the UK, and more. The Illusionists have been featured in The New York Times... read full bio
The Hush Sound is an indie pop quartet from Chicago. Initially named “The Hush,” the band changed their name to “The Hush Sound” when Geffen Records objected that their name was too similar to rapper Hush. The band consists of Bob Morris on vocals and guitar, Mike Leblanc on bass and vocals, Darren Wilson on drums and vocals and Greta... read full bio
The Hunna are an English rock band that consists of members Ryan Potter, Daniel Dorney, Junate Angin and Jack Metcalfe. Members Potter and Dorney met together while studying in college and they later all met the other members of the band. After forming, The Hunna released their debut single, “Bonfire”, which earned BPI certified Silver. They later released the single... read full bio
The Human League are an English electronic New Wave band who released multiple international hits from the early 1980s to the mid 1990s. Initially an avant-garde all-male synthesizer-based group, The Human League evolved into a commercially successful synthpop band under Philip Oakey's leadership. For nearly forty years, the band has essentially been a trio of Oakey and long-serving female vocalists... read full bio
The HU is a Mongolian rock band from Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, that consists of members Gala, Jaya, Enkush and Temka. Their music is a mixture of folk metal, heavy metal, and folk rock and the band performs using Mongolian instrumentation such as the Morin khuur, and performs Mongolian throat singing. The band rose to fame after releasing two videos through YouTube,... read full bio
In an article by NPR, the band THE HU was highlighted as "a band from Mongolia that merges the screaming guitars of heavy metal and traditional Mongolian guttural singing," elaborating on the significance of culture and the band's distinctive musical identity. Gala, Jaya, Temka and Enkush are a modern rock band with roots in Mongolian culture that was founded in Ulaanbaatar.... read full bio
The Howling Tongues are a 5-piece rock-n-roll outfit from Atlanta, Ga. Since the start of the band, with an already large and growing fan base, The Howling Tongues are becoming a household name in today’s music industry. In May of 2013, the band headed to Nashville's Sound Emporium recording studio to begin work on the new album. ""We didn’t know... read full bio
The four-piece the Howl & The Hum emerged from Yorkshire, England's cultural underbelly to become a key "one to watch" with their genre-defying narrative-driven music. Vocalist Sam Griffiths quickly gathered a group of enthusiastic collaborators through the city's many open-mike events after relocating to York. Griffiths, Bradley Blackwell (bass), Conor Hirons (guitar) and Jack Williams (drums) formed the band The Howl & The... read full bio
The House Jacks, a San Francisco-based rock band, are pioneers in the music business as the first rock group to only rely on their powerful vocals to produce a unique sound. They easily transition between genres, producing thrilling funk, high-energy rock, and heartfelt ballads that strike a chord with their steadily growing fan base. These pioneering musicians have performed on innumerable... read full bio
The Hotelier is a Massachusetts-based indie rock band that is now signed with Dreams of Field Recordings. Home, Like Noplace Is There, the band's second album, has been ranked among the "101 Best Albums" by Spin and is regarded as a "essential emo record" by AltPress. The group has performed at festivals such as Primavera Sound, Pitchfork Music Festival and Pirate Satellite. Home,... read full bio
