Nice Talking To Me (Ruff Nation/Universal) is the first new studio album in eleven years by the original Spin Doctors: Chris Barron (lead vocals), Eric Schenkman (guitar, vocals), Mark White (bass), and Aaron Comess (drums). But that's not all. Nice Talking To Me is the Spin Doctors' most musically accomplished album-a mature work that sums up their individual artistic growth over the past decade. It's the end product of a three-year period during which the band renewed their dedication to s...

Supergrass sit round a table in an Oxford pub, drinking lunchtime lager and coffee. Six albums in and barely out of their twenties, the four guys who made Diamond Hoo Ha are raring to go. They're back, not limping but sprinting. It's fitting that, a dozen years after Supergrass (Gaz Coombes - Vocals & Guitar, Mick Quinn - Bass & Vocals, Danny Goffey-Drums & Vocals, Rob Coombes-Keyboard) were the teenage sensations at the great Britpop party - the boys teaching the dadrockin' men how to write...

I have always wanted to play music...sing, play, whatever. i was lucky enough to be raised by a mom who, besides being amazing, encouraged me to sing and act and let my inner music out in every form. i was born in 1974, just outside of Chicago, Illinois...grew up and attended school in the same area. i was involved in music in every way i could find...i acted in plays and musicals, sang in every choir i could fit into my schedule, and even taught junior high kids my senior year of high scho...

Cowboy Junkies were formed in 1985 in Toronto. The band is still comprised of its four original members: Margo Timmins (vocals), Michael Timmins (guitar), Peter Timmins (drums) and Alan Anton (bass) - all siblings except for life-long-family-friend Alan. The band has released nine albums in its fifteen-year career. AVAILABLE FOR THE 2008 PERFORMING ARTS CENTRES SERIES “You can't beat a nice theatre with good acoustics and space for our lighting to work in.” For a band that's been going fo...

Since the release of his first album in April 1986, Bruce Hornsby has created a musical life that has expanded far and wide to include a broad stylistic range of activity. Hornsby, an twelve-time Grammy nominee, has won three Grammys – in 1987 with the Range for “Best New Artist” for their debut album The Way It Is; in 1989 for “Best Bluegrass Recording” for his version of his hit “The Valley Road” which appeared on the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band’s Will The Circle Be Unbroken, Volume II; and wit...