Tessa Violet Williams, formerly known as Meekakitty, is a multi-talented artist who has made a name for herself in the music industry, as well as in the fields of acting, directing, and modeling. Violet's passion for music emerged as she transitioned her online content from vlogging to music. Violet, who grew up in Ashland, Oregon, discovered her love for performing while... read full bio
Teyonah Parris is an American actress who is best known for playing Dawn Chambers in the television series “Mad Men”. She was born in Hopkins, South Caroline and while growing up there, she studied at the South Carolina Governor’s School for the Arts and Humanities before moving on to graduate from Juilliard School with a BFA. She then made her... read full bio
Since the release of his critically acclaimed but sonically undeveloped mixtape "Tiger," Thaiboy Digital has come a long way. Through the release of the eurotrance/trap hybrid EP "S.O.S" and Bladee collaborative album "AvP," he emerged as a fully fledged artist. His recent full-length "Legendary Member" invites everyone on a feverish, blissful ride showcasing iridescent fragments of rap music's future. The Stockholm-raised and... read full bio
Thamela Mpumlwana is a young up-and-coming actor who is best known for voicing Ramone in the television series “Peg+Cat” and for playing Tyson Parker in the television series “In the Dark”. Thamela made his acting debut in the television series “Arthur” which he voiced Cheik in an episode of. Since then, Thamela’s credits have gone on to include “Rookie Blue”,... read full bio
Thanathorn Juangroongruangkit is a Thai politician who is the leader of the Future Forward Party. He was born and raised in Bangkok and his mother is the President and CEO of the Thai Summit Group. Thanathorn’s father founded the Thai Summit Group and his mother took over after his death. Thanathorn earned a joint-honours Bachelor of Engineering in mechanical engineering... read full bio
"Thandie Newton is an English actress who has been seen in several films in both Britain and America. Some roles she is famous for include, Maeve Millay in “Westworld”, Val in “Solo: A Star Wars Story”, Nyah Nordoff-Hall in “Mission: Impossible 2”, Christine in “Crash”, Linda in “The Pursuit of Happyness”, Kate Thomas in “Norbit”, and Tangie Adrose in “For... read full bio
One of South Africa's most significant post-Apartheid vocalists is Thandiswa. She started her career with the bands Jack Knife and Bongo Maffin, which was one of the first acts in the Kwaito dance music genre. Following six critically acclaimed albums with Bongo Maffin, she embarked on a solo career. Zabalaza, her debut solo project, went double platinum and garnered multiple... read full bio
Thando Dlomo is a journalist, producer, and activist who has been an associate content producer at CBS for Entertainment Tonight. Dlomo has been part of the first graduating class of the Oprah Winfrey Leadership Academy where she earned her undergraduate degree from the Johnson C. Smith University. Dlomo moved to the United States from South Africa to earn her Master... read full bio
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That 60’s show is a tribute show that gives praise to the greatest music of the 1960’s. During the show you’ll feel like you stepped back into time into the decade of peace, war, love, Woodstock, hippies, sex, drugs and of course, rock ‘n’ roll. That 60’s Show also praises tribute to Woodstock and features music from the festival. Some... read full bio
Adding three tracks to his repertoire and scheduled DJ appearances at Sondela events across the globe, one of South Africa's best producers becomes a part of the Sondela family. Thakzin, who is well-known for creating captivating soundscapes in his songs, manifests the healing power of music while taking us on a universal voyage of elevation and spiritual vibrations. With its... read full bio
The 1975 is an English pop rock band from Manchester that consists of members Matty Healy, Adam Hann, Ross MacDonald, and George Daniel. British rockers The 1975 were selling out shows before their debut album was even released. The self-titled album, which was produced by Mike Crossey – who’s worked with Arctic Monkeys and Foals - hit no. 1 in... read full bio
The 5th Dimension encompasses soulful sophistication and smooth harmonies with a touch of class. With seven Grammy Awards, fourteen Gold Records, and six Platinum Records, their Multi-million selling hits include: ""Up, Up And Away,"" ""One Less Bell To Answer,"" ""Wedding Bell Blues,"" ""If I Could Reach You,"" ""Stoned Soul Picnic,"" ""Last Night I Didn't Get To Sleep,"" ""Never My Love,""... read full bio
The Afters were formed as vocalist/guitarist/keyboardist Joshua Havens and guitarist/backing vocalist Matt Fuqua, who were co-workers at a Starbucks in Mesquite, Texas began performing for customers at the local coffee shop. They grew in popularity and continued to build their fan-base, as the two began to perform at local clubs in the Dallas area. After being discovered by a Nashville... read full bio
Jimmy LaValle, a songwriter from San Diego who started the post-rock band Tristeza one year ago, is currently working on a solo project called The Album Leaf. LaValle built his own tunes in a similarly diverse way, drawing inspiration from a variety of genres, including classical, jazz, and post-rock. He used anything from background noise to field recordings to radio... read full bio
The Almost, the emo-driven alt-rock solo project of Aaron Gillespie, the former drummer and sporadic lead singer for Underoath, the Christian metalcore band he co-founded, first appeared in the late 2000s. While Southern Weather was mostly a Gillespie solo project, later albums saw the Almost develop into a real band, giving rise to the more collaborative sound seen on Monster... read full bio
The Aquadolls are an up-and-coming alternative-indie band from La Mirada, California that was founded by Melissa Brooks who performs on vocals and guitar and also consists of members Keilah Nina who plays the bass and Jackie Proctor who plays the drums. The Aquadolls began after Melissa was recording bedroom demos of her songs before forming a relationship with Burger Records... read full bio
The world-famous Pink Floyd tribute band The Australian Pink Floyd Show, often known as the Australian Pink Floyd, was founded in Adelaide, South Australia, in 1988. The band uses a variety of visual aids, such as lasers, inflatables, and a giant display panel akin to Mr. Screen, in its live performances to recreate the appearance, feel, and sound of Pink... read full bio
Attribute it to cultural isolation if you must, but much like famous Belgians, great Australian dance acts are few and far between. Sure, it has supplied a smorgasbord of gnarly rockers, but when it comes to visceral thrills, to joyous, discofied grooves, Oz's contribution has been negligible at best. Which makes Melbourne's The Avalanches that much more precious. A six-strong crew... read full bio
The Ayoub Sisters are Scottish/Egyptian composers and instrumentalists who became well-known after their first album peaked at number one in the Official Classical Charts. The sisters are well-known throughout the world for their on-stage chemistry and their ability to use their distinct compositional approach to bridge cultural and musical divides. The second album by the Ayoub Sisters, who were named Arab... read full bio
The Babys are a rock band from London who were most popular in the late 70’s to early 80’s. They currently consist of members, Wally Stocker, Tony Brock, John Bisaha, Joey Sykes, Walter Ino, Holly Bisaha, and Elisa Chadbourne. The band has released six studio albums, a compilation album, and a live album. Their most successful album, “Head First”, peaked... read full bio
The Bamboos, a nine-piece Melbourne band led by Lance Ferguson, have gone a long way since their founding. They created waves globally and were rapidly recognized as one of the best funk and soul bands of our time after being initially influenced by the instrumental raw funk of the late '60s and early '70s. However, The Bamboos have shown that... read full bio
The Band Loula infuses their instantly captivating country with a swampy and eerie acoustic sound, embodying the earth and grit of North Georgia. Malachi Mills and Logan Simmons, two closest friends and independent artists, aimed to inspire a fresh style. The duo, who are signed to Warner Music Nashville and are working with Grammy-winning Brothers Osborne's John Osborne, have a... read full bio
Inheriting a cross-pollinated love of country and rock & roll from their parents. The Band Perry - siblings Kimberly, Reid, and Neil Perry, say that they bleed the bright red blood of American music. Kimberly strapped on her first Gibson, and fronted her first high school band at age 15, employing Reid, then 10, and Neil, only 8, as her... read full bio
The Band Steele is a country band made up of the duo Bo Steele and Ben Rubino who have been friends since high school. They have been playing together since they were 14 but they gained overnight popularity when a video of Bo singing in a hospital room went viral. The video to this day has millions of views and... read full bio
Wally De Backer, who has also performed under the name Gotye, and Kris Schroeder founded the Australian group The Basics (pronounced BAZ-itch). Tim Heath later joined the group. The release of their album B.A.S.I.C. featured a lot of versions of timeless songs that you could sing along to in your sleep. Despite this, the album still sounds dynamic and new;... read full bio
The Belair Lip Bombs first album is titled "Lush Life," and it comes from Melbourne's thriving independent sector. Their music, which is led by Maisie Everett, explores a world of yearning, change, and self-discovery. The record, which was created in 2022 at the Head Gap and Singing Bird studios, deftly blends evocative storytelling with indie rock melodies. The album covers themes... read full bio
Angelo D'Aleo, Fred Milano, and Carlo Mastrangelo were all friends from the area around Arthur Avenue in the Bronx. They attended Roosevelt High School and hung out together. They began singing together and named themselves The Belmonts after the street on which Freddy Milano lived. As a trio, they recorded for the Mohawk label in 1957, making their... read full bio
The Big Pink is a London-based English electronic rock band. Robbie Furze and Milo Cordell, who met in 2007 while attending a concert, founded it. They collaborated, and "Too Young to Love," their debut song, was released. They signed with 4AD shortly after, and at the NME Shockwave Awards, they took up the Philip Hall Radar Award for best new... read full bio
The Bites are a brand-new band that's ready to stun audiences with their monstrous blend of dazzling garage rock rhythms, massive choruses that stick in your head for days, an unapologetically throwback aesthetic and above all, their commitment to generating a party-starting atmosphere at their shows. Every performance for the Bites is an occasion to have fun! They released their debut album later,... read full bio
Knoxville, Tennessee's The Black Cadillacs are an independent rock band whose sound is heavily influenced by the blues. The band features musicians from all of Tennessee's major cities, so it accurately captures the distinctive sounds of the state. The most current style of rock 'n' roll revival to come out of Nashville takes center stage, but a wash of genuine... read full bio
The Black Keys, consisting of guitarist Dan Auerbach and drummer Patrick Carney, are a rock and blues duo from Akron, Ohio. Despite being compared to the White Stripes, they are a distinct entity with a raw and rough rock sound and a passion for blues. The duo's first album, "The Big Come Up", was released in 2002 and received positive... read full bio
The Blakes are a Seattle, Washington-based band who have been playing gigs around the west coast for over fifteen years. The band started with brothers Garnet and Snow Keim, who originally wrote country music until they met their drummer Bob Husak in a local Seattle coffeehouse. The band put out a string of self-released EPs when living in Los Angeles,... read full bio
The Blanks are a cutting edge a cappella group who tour all over the country. These famous faces seen multiple times on the hit show Scrubs are known to light up the stage and put on one of the most hilarious and entertaining shows with its mix of comedic a cappella and sketch comedy. They can even customize their material... read full bio
The Blessed Madonna, who graced the cover of the esteemed magazine while donning a massive gold crown, became the first woman to be named Mixmag's DJ of the year. It was just one of many shots that were fired across the bough to warn of impending change. In the same year, a Resident Advisor poll ranked Madge among the best... read full bio
The Blinders are an English alternative rock band from Doncaster, England, who are based out of Manchester, England. The band consists of the duo Thomas Haywood and Charlie McGough and they duo formed while studying at Manchester University. They then went on to begin touring locally before recording and releasing their debut EP, “Hidden Horror Dance.” Their debut EP featured... read full bio
THE BLSSM travels extensively, dividing her time between Sydney, Los Angeles and New York City. The singer-songwriter's capacity to experience voyeurism while remaining grounded in her own version of reality is only upset by her desire to remove the band-aid and display a completely different range of feelings. Her father Mark Lizotte, who helps with guitar arrangements throughout the new EP, and... read full bio
During their fast-paced career that began in the early 1980s, The Bluebells released three hit singles in the United Kingdom. The band worked with a number of producers to create "I'm Falling," "Cath," and "Young at Heart," with Elvis Costello serving as a mentor and instructor to the group. Together with the two McCluskey Brothers, who completed the Bluebells'... read full bio
Chelsey LaRue, better known as her stage name The Bonfyre, is an up-and-coming R&B singer who has rose to fame after being nominated for an iHeartRadio Music Award for Best New R&B Artist. The Bonfyre has been known for giving a new take on R&B music and popped into the scene with the release of her debut EP, “Ready to... read full bio
The Bootleg Beatles are one of Britain's most popular bands- quite an achievement for a group that never release records but have achieved success through their immaculate re-creation of the sights and sounds of the Fab Four live on stage. The group formed from the cast of the West End musical Beatlemania. One of their many claims to fame is... read full bio
The Breeders are an American rock band, formed by Kim Deal of Pixies and Throwing Muses’ Tanya Donelly. After those original bands became less active, The Breeders became more important to both artists. A tape was sent of their original demos to Ivo Watts-Russell, who immediately signed the band to his 4AD label. Their debut album, “Pod”, was recorded by... read full bio
The Budos Band are Staten-Island based Afro-Soul Instrumental band on the Daptone Records label. The band has an impressive eleven members, thirteen in some cases, who compliment each others addition to the soul sound they create. The plethora of instruments the bands uses are bass, guitar, electric organ, two trumpets, baritone saxophone, drums, and a percussion section employing bongos,... read full bio
Few people outside of the specialized world music audience initially paid much attention to the Buena Vista Social Club album's beautifully crafted songs and cozy, acoustic rhythms upon its release. Then, something remarkable happened. A few astute critics gave the record a stellar review, but even while their compliments did not hurt Buena Vista, they are unable to account for what... read full bio
Gavon, Trevor, Austin, and James make up the four-piece indie band from Buffalo, and it's obvious that they put in a lot of practice. You can definitely notice the band's chemistry in their work because each composition is divided boldly and equitably among the members. With its overwhelmingly nostalgic sound, The Burkharts evoke nostalgia in older audiences while offering a... read full bio
The Cab is a Las Vegas based alternative rock, pop punk, pop rock, power pop, and emo pop group who earned the distinction of “The Band You Need to Know in 2008” (by Alternative Press magazine) following the release of their debut album “Whisper War” that same year. The Cab consists of lead vocalist Alexander DeLeon, bassist Joey Thunder, lead... read full bio
Taylor, Madison and Logan Cain are not only singers and songwriters, but are multifaceted entertainers and musicians who play guitar, piano, bass, harmonica and more. It all started when eldest sibling, Taylor, learned her first song on the piano when she was 5-years-old and a few years later, began teaching her young siblings to sing harmony with her. Now, all... read full bio
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The Casualties, a New York band known for its confrontational form of old-school punk, came to prominence in the 1990s as the successors to the combative hardcore anthems invented by groups like the Exploited, G.B.H. and Negative Approach. With the release of albums like For the Punx, Stay Out of Order and Under Attack, the band gained a devoted following. The Casualties... read full bio
The Cat Empire have progressively grown to be one of Australia's most popular musical exports. Without anyone at home actually noticing, the band consistently generates more worldwide business than any of their local contemporaries. They do this by attracting passionate devotion throughout the globe. The six people who have been connected by a shared passion of music since their teens have... read full bio
Kingsley Chukwudi Okorie and his brother Benjamin Chukwudi James make up the 'Afrocentric inspired' duo known as The Cavemen, which is headquartered in Lagos. The cavemen have set out on a mission to transfer the sounds of the past into the present, portraying themselves as a bridge between generations, driven by a desire to create the music they grew up listening... read full bio
Formed in Santa Ana in 1962, the Chantays were five high school buddies who specialized in surf music, and at least in the beginning were primarily an instrumental outfit. They were spotted and signed up by manager Dale Smallins, composed and published a piece entitled ""Pipeline,"" which went on to become one of the biggest and best instrumental surf hits... read full bio
The Chapin Sister’s belong to a family legacy of artists, being the nieces of the iconic Harry Chapin, cousins of country singer May Chapin Carpenter, relatives of jazz drummer James Forbes Chapin, singer Jen Chapin, artist James Ormsbee Chapin, and the daughters of songwriter Tom Chapin. As their name suggests, Abigail and Lily Chapin are sisters and their style consists... read full bio
The Chemical Brothers are a British electronic music duo comprising Tom Rowlands and Ed Simons, who met at the University of Manchester, England, United Kingdom in 1992. Initially they called themselves “The Dust Brothers.” They changed their name in 1995 given the preexisting American production duo “The Dust Brothers,” their burgeoning popularity and the threat of legal action from the... read full bio
Six-time Grammy Award winners, The Chieftains, are widely recognized for bringing traditional Irish music to the world's attention. With a career that spans forty-five years and forty-three albums, The Chieftains are not only Irelands premier musical ambassadors, but also the most enduring and influential creative force in establishing the international appeal of Celtic music. They have uncovered the wealth of... read full bio
In some ways, music doesn’t get much more modest or minimalist than it is in the hands of The Civil Wars, a duo comprised of California-to-Nashville transplant Joy Williams and her Alabaman partner, John Paul White. They travel without a backup band, and on their first full-length album, Barton Hollow, the bare-bones live arrangements that fans hear on the road... read full bio
The Claypool Lennon Delirium is an American psychedelic rock band that consists of members Les Claypool, Sean Lennon, Joao Nogueira, and Paulo Baldi. Each member of The Claypool Lennon Delirium has their own work with other bands and have come together to create this band as a side project. Claypool has been in Primus, Lennon in The Ghost of a... read full bio
It's safe to say that Creation Records founder Alan McGee has an ear for up-and-coming guitar bands, having played a significant role in the rise to fame of groups like My Bloody Valentine, Primal Scream and Oasis. Guitarist Sean Connelly messaged him on Instagram with the message, "McGee: We're the punk rock version of the Streets," which is how he first... read full bio
With gritty vocals over rock riffs and horns, The Commonheart delivers an emotion-packed, soulful sound that lights up any stage. Frontman Clinton Clegg is a powerhouse who commands full attention with his limitless onstage energy and vocal range. The new album Grown is a remarkable display of each members talent interlacing heavy blues, soul, and gospel influence across trumpet,... read full bio
In their home Ireland, The Coronas fill stadiums and arenas to capacity. The Dublin pop-rock band, an indie success story and "one of Ireland's best kept secrets," have started to gain attention outside of Ireland after the release of their most recent single, "Find the Water," which is taken from their album. This year is going to be a big... read full bio
The Corrs are a folk pop band from Dundalk, Ireland, consisting of three sisters and one brother from the Corr family, who rose to prominence in the late 1990s and have since sold more than 55 million albums worldwide. The band consists of siblings Jim Corr, Sharon Corr, Caroline Corr and Andrea Corr. They released their first album Forgiven, Not... read full bio
The 1950s Doo Wop era produced some of the finest music ever, and The Corvettes Doo Wop Revue is committed to preserving and playing this music. The Corvettes deliver the legendary Doo Wop music with a newfound vigor everywhere they perform, from New Hampshire to New Orleans and Virginia to Vegas. A lot of delighted audiences have been clamoring for... read full bio
The Country Rat Pack Tour with Tracy Byrd, Tracy Lawrence, and Richie McDonald has enthralled audiences all over the country. Their shows are hugely popular and fans eagerly look forward to their live performances. Numerous people across the world have been suitably delighted with their very intimate setting and effortless personal delivery of one hit after another hit. These three... read full bio
"Characterized by heartfelt vocals and loud, upbeat rhythms, three-person band The Cribs hail from Yorkshire, England, and the three members are brothers. The band consists of Gary and Ryman Jarman, who are twins, and their youngest brother, Ross. The band got its start in the underground scene, but they have grown their following and achieved commercial success with song of... read full bio
The Cyrkle is an American pop rock band from Easton, Pennsylvania. The group was formed by members Don Dannemann and Tom Dawes who met while studying at Lafayette College. They were best known for their hit singles “Red Rubber Ball” which peaked at number 2 on the US Billboard charts and “Turn-Down Day” which peaked at number 16 on the... read full bio
Legendary English punk rockers The Damned were forerunners of the punk movement in the U.K. when they were formed in London in 1976. Lead singer Dave Vanian, guitarist Brian James, bassist Captain Sensible (who subsequently changed to playing guitar), and drummer Rat Scabies formed the band. Their 1976 single "New Rose" and 1977 debut studio album, "Damned Damned Damned", cemented... read full bio
The Dan Band is the result of Dan Finnerty's tragic collision with the karaoke world and a whole lot of beer. What started as a joke singing ""I am Woman"" has spiraled out of control into what Entertainment Weekly calls ""the hottest ticket in Hollywood..."". Singing all songs by women, Dan and his all guy band plow through such femme-favs... read full bio
The Dead South is a Canadian folk-bluegrass band that consists of members Nathaniel Hilts, Scott Pringle, Danny Kenyon and Colton “Crawdaddy” Crawford. The band was started by Hilts and Kenyon who previously played together in a grunge band. They went on to add more members to the band and went on to tour through Canada and Europe before releasing their... read full bio
The Deadnotes sound unique. They're approachable but specialized in honoring imperfections and examining the issues that keep us up at night. They create a sound that is unmatched by combining an enormous variety of instruments. They write profound songs that are presented with the utmost sincerity, and their music is delightful to listen to. The band, who see themselves as "too... read full bio
The Delfonics are pioneers of the smooth, soulful style that became known as the “Philadelphia sound.” Brothers William and Wilbert Hart, along with childhood friend Randy Cain , make up this powerful vocal trio. They first rose to local popularity in the Philly area with their lavish, clean harmonic skills, which caught the eye of many record producers, ultimately landing... read full bio
Since the first Dictators album was released in 1975, these tenacious pre-punk New Yorkers deserve a great deal of credit for blazing a trail, combining the best elements of loud, hard, fast rock 'n' roll with junk culture and creating an iconic sound that has been imitated by innumerable other bands. Though stylistically and consistently from track to track, the band's... read full bio
The Dobre Brothers are YouTubers, musicians, and comedians who are known for their dance videos, comedic videos, and backflip videos. The Dobre Brothers currently have over 10.4 million subscribers through YouTube, and consist of Lucas and Marcus who are twin brothers, and Cyrus and Darius, who are the twins older brothers. Some of their most popular videos on YouTube include... read full bio
The Dreggs are an Australian acoustic folk duo consisting of Paddy Macrae and Zane Harris. They consider their music to be the ideal accompaniment for "road trips," and it is greatly influenced by Australian beach culture. With its fingerpicking, warm buildups, storytelling, and harmony, The Dreggs' music evokes a variety of emotions, from easy listening to dancing. The Dreggs, who... read full bio
When The Drowning Men formed, the product of a childhood friendship between Bardeen, Dolan and Eisenkerch, the idea wasn't to make a career, but to make music. The band, who added Messer and Smith into the mix, musicians who were equally instrumental to the formation of the group, practiced at least three days a week and a self-released an EP,... read full bio
The Dryes (Derek and Katelyn) have gained thousands of new fans and followers since making their debut on the current season of NBC's "The Voice," joining Team Blake. Already, USA Today, Taste of Country, Entertainment Weekly and American Songwriter have taken notice of them. The Dryes have received praise from Rolling Stone, People and Country Today since their first release, according to... read full bio
Duke Robillard is a very popular American blue musician who has recorded alongside artists, including Hal Singer, Joe Louis Walker, Jimmy Witherspoon, Todd Sharpville, and Bob Dylan. He is most known for playing guitar in the blues style of T-Bone Walker. Duke has been involved in many different bands in his music journey such as The Fabulous Thunderbirds and he... read full bio
The Dylan Tree is a Canadian tribute band to one of the greats, Bob Dylan. The group consists of musicians who have previously toured and recorded in Canada. After starting The Dylan Tree, the group began gaining popularity in Toronto performing in venues such as the Canadian National Exhibition, Jeff Healy’s Road House, and on radio and television. They’ve also... read full bio
The East Pointers are a folk band comprised of members Koady Chaisson, Tim Chaisson, and Jake Charron. The trio combines the banjo, fiddle, guitar, and wholesome vocals to create original roots music. Their debut album, Secret Victory, earned The East Pointers a JUNO Award. The East Pointers palpable sound and authentic feel is fuel for anyones ears. The members of... read full bio
The Fab Four is the best and most known tribute band to The Beatles. The group was founded by Ron McNeil who was President of The Fab Four Corp and is a John Lennon impersonator. From there, The Fab Four began performing locally in their home state of California before gaining so much popularity they began performing in countries such... read full bio
The Fab Four Fathers of Rock and Roll is a tribute band to Chuck Berry, Little Richard, Fats Domino and Bo Diddley. The show is a Las Vegas tribute show that honors the four people who started rock ‘n’ roll. The Fab Four Fathers of Rock and Roll consists of a six-piece band who put on a show with costumes,... read full bio
The Faim might not be familiar to you yet. They recently inked a global contract with BMG Music, which you might not be aware of. You might not be aware of the fact that renowned L.A. producer John Feldmann (Blink 182, The Used, All Time Low) was so enthralled by their recordings that he personally invited them to L.A. to... read full bio
THE FARM is in many ways a hybrid act a trio deeply rooted in Country Music, that folds in sonic elements from a variety of popular-music genres but the core is built around a solid, identifiable vocal harmony. Interlocking voices have been an important thread in countrys history, from the Sons of the Pioneers through Alabama through Restless... read full bio
In a group known as The Fearless Flyers, Joe Dart on bass, Nate Smith on drums, Cory Wong and Mark Lettieri on guitars make up some of the country's grooviest virtuosos. With the exception of Lettieri, who plays for the Grammy-winning jazz fusion group Snarky Puppy, the majority of the group are members of Jack Stratton's funk band Vulfpeck. The Fearless... read full bio
The Fixtures Jazz Duo is a jazz and pop cover band that brings a romantic atmosphere to any event. The Fixtures Duo consists of members Fabienne Grisel who is the singer, and Ido Sasson, who plays the guitar. The duo came together after realizing they had a love for similar music and felt there weren’t enough jazz musicians performing today.... read full bio
In 1979, the London-based new wave music group The Fixx was founded. College pals Cy Curnin on vocals and Adam Woods on drums formed the band they called Portraits. Later, they brought in guitarist Tony McGrail, pianist Rupert Greenall, and bassist Russell McKenzie, who was eventually replaced by Charlie Barrett. The band recorded two singles for Ariola Records, but they... read full bio
The Flatliners' career is evidence of tenacity and commitment. The band has traveled countless hours on the road and gathered a devoted legion of followers along the way with a lineup that has never deviated from the original members who first met when they were teenagers. The Flatliners, who have been pounding out loud songs in dive bars, festival stages and concert... read full bio
The Flints are a Sydney-based band that formed in 2017, known for their emotional, socially conscious music. Their sound has been compared to a combination of Radiohead, City and Colour, Death Cab for Cutie, Sigur Ros, and Jeff Buckley, blending elements of rock, folk, and indie pop. The band has released several songs and EPs, including "Light and Dark" and "Reflections,"... read full bio
The members of The Florentinas, who formed at the beginning of 2019, are Paddy Boyd (vocals), Luke Swann (guitar), Jakob Swann (drums) and Jacob Kane (bass). They first met when attending secondary school in Bangor, Northern Ireland. Their indie rock with lots of hooks has gained popularity both domestically and abroad, landing them a publishing agreement with BMG. Sandcastles and It's Not In... read full bio
As members of the musical family known as The King Family, they provided entertainment for a generation. But when THE FOUR KING COUSINS (sisters Tina Cole and Cathy Cole Green, along with their cousins Candy Conkling Brand and Carolyn Thomas Cameron) struck out on their own, they shot to prominence as critically acclaimed recording artists, as well as concert and... read full bio
The Foxies, a band with definite DIY tendencies, co-produced Who Are You Now, Who Were You Then with a changing cast of collaborators in Los Angeles and Nashville, frequently recording tracks in their own homes. As they created the record, the three drew influence from pop legends like Prince and David Bowie and concocted a distinctive sound by fusing a variety... read full bio
The Fratellis are an indie rock band from Scotland whose name comes from the criminal family in The Goonies. The band consists of Jon Fratelli, Barry Fratelli, and Mince Fratelli. They have released three full length albums to date but are probably best known for their hit singles that made it to the top ten, Chelsea Dagger and Whistle For... read full bio
Country music superstars Larry Stewart, Tim Rushlow, and Richie McDonald make up The Frontmen, a group that has taken the world by storm with their incredible performances. Together, they have sold over 30 million records and produced over 30 major songs. During the decade of the 1990s, each member served as the lead vocalist for a successful country band. The band... read full bio
The Funk Hunters are a Canadian electronic music and DJ duo that consists of members Duncan Smith and Nick Middleton. Their music is a mixture of electronic dance music, soul, funk, hip-hop and disco. The duo met while working at Gulf Islands Film and Television School. When they started working together professionally, they started by creating remixes of songs from... read full bio
Talent manager Simon Fuller has announced the formation of his latest group, The Future X, after a lengthy search on TikTok. The group is made up of three singers and four dancers who were discovered by Fuller on the popular video platform. Angie Green, Luke Brown, and Maci Wood are the group's singers, while Jayna Hughes, Sasha Marie, Tray Taylor,... read full bio
The Genesis Experience is a tribute band to both the Peter Gabriel and Phil Collins eras of Genesis. The tribute band is led by lead singer James Hastings who perfectly captures the performances of both Gabriel and Collins. The tribute band’s guitarist, Bob Wegner, has previously been selected by Brian May and Roger Taylor of Queen to play the guitar... read full bio
The Goa Express was founded on a shared love of alternative music, teen years and fraternity. Their teenage years can be seen as somewhat of a hedonistic pilgrimage into the underbelly of suburban rock and roll. Their first gig consisted of three songs blasted out of their friends' garages and their next performance was on top of a nearby vintage shop where the... read full bio
Childhood friends turned husband and wife with a passion for music. The Grahams - Alyssa and Doug - are an Americana music duo with a whole lot of flavor. They've lived the life they sing about traveling miles of rivers, roads and train tracks on to the next destination and stage. Over the last year they've played all across... read full bio
The Grawlix is a comedy super group that consists of members Adam Cayton-Holland, Ben Roy, and Andrew Orvedahl. They are known for combining stand-up with live sketches and video components while performing together. The super group formed over 10 years ago and found themselves often performing at the Bug Theater in Denver, Colorado. The trio then began selling out numerous... read full bio
Stillwater, Oklahoma band The Great Divide is arguably one of the most iconic Red Dirt country band around. In the early 90s, this band signed a deal with Atlantic Records and soon after, released their first major label album “Break in the Storm.” This album offered them their first big hit, “Pour Me a Vacation,” which got great mainstream success... read full bio
The Groundlings is an improv and sketch comedy theatre located in Los Angeles that has been around since 1974. Gary Austin founded the theatre and they are a non-profit organization. The Groundlings has seen the likes of now famous celebrities such as Will Ferrell, Kristen Wiig, Lisa Kudrow, Cheryl Hines, Jon Lovitz, Will Forte, Maya Rudolph, Kathy Griffin, Chris Parnell,... read full bio
At first a familiar chord strikes everyone's attention, then comes a catchy chorus followed by a memorable solo or remarkable moment of improvisation. It's a position held by a troupe of true musical luminaries who through over four decades in show business have been loaded with more hits than members can count, record sales well into the multi-millions and more... read full bio
With their instantly familiar songs, The Guess Who, a musical powerhouse that has performed on stages for more than 40 years, captures the attention of audiences. This group of genuine musical superstars has created an enduring legacy in the entertainment industry, from the opening recognizable chord to the contagious chorus and timeless solos. Their resume includes a long list of... read full bio
Together with Angus Gilchrist, Sid Wallace, Leio Hunter and Tom Quigley, Cai Alty founded the budding Manchester rock group "The Guest List." They've since released their debut EP. Since then, they have amassed a sizable social media following and showed signs of sticking around in the Manchester music scene. Manchester's young male bands are getting close to overflowing, but The Guest List, at least... read full bio
The Guilty Feminist is a comedy podcast which was created by Deborah Frances-White and Sofie Hagen and is hosted by Frances-White. The podcast features a panel of guests, and in each episode, the panel will discuss feminist related topics and is often recorded in front of a live audience. The Guilty Feminist has previously won two Lovies awards; one in... read full bio
The Hannah Anders Band is a Southern Rock/Country act known for their high-energy live shows and fresh original music. Lead singer/songwriter Hannah Anders grew up in Atlanta, GA and spent her college years in Nashville, TN, guaranteeing that country music would be engrained in her soul. The Hannah Anders Band is packed with talented and seasoned pros who collectively bring... read full bio
The Happy Fits, a trio from New Jersey who turned their love of the Killers and Violent Femmes into their own concise pop songwriting, began as a summertime side project for high school pals Calvin Langman, Ross Monteith, and Luke Davis before they left for college. Following the success of their first EP, Awfully Apeelin', on Spotify during their first... read full bio
The Haunt is a blend of Indie-Pop and Post-Punk with a sinister blend of Blues and Beats that would not sound out of place at a dystopian dance club in space, a new wave countdown on MTV's "120 Minutes," baking in the sun at Vans Warped Tour, or Vivienne Westwood's late seventies London boutique. The quartet's central sibling duet, Anastasia Grace... read full bio
The Heavy is a British rock band that hails from Bath, Somerset, England, and they are especially well-known for their hit single, “How You Like Me Now”. The band is comprised of Kelvin Swaby as a vocalist, Dan Taylor as the guitarist, Spencer Page as the bassist, and Chris Elul as the drummer. Their single, How You Like Me Now,... read full bio
Sisters Karen, Lorna, and Joleen McLaughlin, who hail from the northernmost region of County Donegal, are known as the Henry Girls. After returning from their time spent living in Australia, Lorna, Karen, and the other two members of the trio began writing and performing professionally. It was only logical for the three of them to come together as Joleen, the... read full bio
The Heydaze is a pop/rock band from New York, whose chemistry is hard to beat. Jesse Fink (vocals), Andrew Spelman (guitar), Tyler Matte (drums), and Alexander Glantz (bass) are all close friends whose lighthearted, easygoing and fun camaraderie plays an important role in their recordings and performances. The group’s genuine and authentic lyrics caught the eye of the elite Island... read full bio
The Hi-Fins are a tribute band to the British invasion of the 60’s. The group consists of four of Canada’s talented musicians who are known for their energetic and passionate live performances. The Hi-Fins perform with costume changes, a multi-media background and a set design to make you feel as though you’ve gone back in time. Some of the British... read full bio
Although the term "supergroup" is overused to characterize side musical endeavors, it is appropriate and well-deserving in the case of The High Hawks. Vince Herman (Leftover Salmon), Tim Carbone (Railroad Earth, Blue Sparks From Hell), Chad Staehly (Hard Working Americans), Adam Greuel (Horseshoes & Hand Grenades), Brian Adams (DeadPhish Orchestra) and Will Trask (Great American Taxi) have each racked up nearly... read full bio
The Him is a global dance force to be reckoned with, whether it is for creating contagious melodies with his transcendent originals and inventive remixes or energizing crowds with his dynamic concerts. The Him, who is from Amsterdam, known as the world's dance music capital, started as monthly bootlegs and quickly became major hits with original songs like "Feels Like Home" and "I Wonder,"... read full bio
Yes, the members of this fantastic Supergroup are the former stars of Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons (and sang the lead vocal on Oh What a Night-- the biggest Seasons song of all time!). They also performed and recorded #1 hits as The Shondells with Tommy James; they wrote, recorded and performed with Carly Simon, Cat Stevens, Elton John,... read full bio
The Hold Up is a grass roots reggae band whose fan base grew organically while the band played at local venues in San Jose. Their album sales and radio play got them noticed by the industry. This allowed them to tour with major acts. They shared the stage with people like 2 Chainz and Rae Sremmurd. Since they released their... read full bio
You might recognize the members of The Honey Brothers for their different television appearances. While they are recognizable faces (and names), they do each take on different pseudonyms: drummer Adrian Grenier (who you might recognized from the show Entourage) goes by the name Honey DuContra, ukulele and vocalist Ari Gold goes by Hoyt Honey, guitarist and singer D.S. Posner goes... read full bio
A mash-up crew who came to fame thanks to their genre-jumping mixes, after hearing mash-up DJs like Girl Talk and Them Jeans, they headed straight for the laptop and began combining Lil Wayne with Modest Mouse, Swizz Beatz with Deerhoof, and R. Kelly with Jens Lekman. The Hood Internet first made a splash with Mixtape, Vol. 1, while The Hood... read full bio
The American blues/rock group The Hooten Hallers was founded in Columbia, Missouri, in 2007. John Randall, a guitarist and lead vocalist, and Andy Rehm, a drummer and falsetto singer, established the group. They were known for their boisterous, frequently improvised live performances. The group's songs "She Used to Love My Music" and "Trouble Is" were written by Paul Weber, who... read full bio
Western New York-based The Hootz, formerly known as The Hootn'Anges, is an alternative rock country band. Luke and Ange Marino are a husband and wife team that play guitar, bass guitar, and sing. Their hilarious lyrics and unpolished music have a certain purity to them. Their performances feature a number of classically educated musicians, some of whom play the fiddle,... 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 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
