Huey Lewis and The News have been together for over three decades. Formed from two rival Bay Area bands in 1979, their contagious brand of straight-ahead rock n’ roll has outlasted countless trends, selling over 20 million albums worldwide in the process. Huey Lewis & The News have carried the banner as the quintessential American rock band, endearing them to millions of fans and earning them the right to mark their place on the pop history map. These Grammy Award winners have writte...

Cara Salimando is an eighteen year old singer/songwriter, hailing from New Jersey. Since she was very young, Cara had been composing little melodies on her toy piano... her passion for composition grew along with her, and she continued on to pen her first song at the age of ten. And she hasn't stopped since. In 2009, Cara was discovered playing her original music in a local taco bar; the discovery led to Cara's audition and signing with Universal/Motown and SRP Records, an Independent Label r...

Jarvis Cocker has been making music for two-thirds of his life. Two dozen of these years (1978 - 2002) were spent in Pulp, a group with whom he enjoyed most of the experiences you can have as the singer in a band. First feted by John Peel and then ignored during the long Dole Years, the group eventually became the slowest overnight sensation during a heady period book-ended by 'Common People' becoming a touchstone anthem at their Glastonbury headline slot in 1995, and Jarvis invading the stag...

"The building didn't hold heat at all. It was too cold for fast chops and too cold to relax," recalls Ben Knox Miller, who, with the rest of The Low Anthem, hunkered down in December of 2009 for a winter of recording in a cavernous, derelict pasta sauce factory in Central Falls, RI. Miller, with band-mates Jeff Prystowsky, Jocie Adams, and newest member, Mat Davidson, teamed up with engineer Jesse Lauter to construct a studio in the disused space. They played a wide variety of often unusual i...

Looking back now, it's difficult to believe that A Rocket To Moon all started in Nick Santino's bedroom three years ago when he harmlessly posted a few songs on the Internet. However what began as an electro-tinged sonic experiment quickly snowballed into a full-fledged band that's toured with acts like 3OH!3 and Cobra Starship, played festivals like the Vans Warped Tour and Bamboozle and gained fans all over the world. "I never actually intended for A Rocket To The Moon to get this far," San...