Three-time Grammy-winning Nashville native Jelly Roll is a genre-defying singer-songwriter. He topped the Billboard 200 with his Grammy-winning album Beautifully Broken, featuring number-one hits like I Am Not Okay, Liar, and Heart of Stone.
John Fogerty is a Rock and Roll Hall of Famer who has sold over 100 million records. A Grammy winner with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, he is best known as the voice of Creedence Clearwater Revival, writing iconic hits like Proud Mary, Fortunate Son, and Bad Moon Rising.
Canadian singer-songwriter Alanis Morissette achieved global superstardom with her 1995 alternative rock breakthrough Jagged Little Pill, featuring hits like You Oughta Know and Ironic. She won multiple Grammy Awards, released several acclaimed albums, and adapted her iconic debut into a Broadway musical.
Born in Doylestown, Pennsylvania, Grammy-winning pop singer P!nk evolved from a late-90s R&B artist into a powerhouse rock-influenced vocalist. Known for multi-platinum albums like M!ssundaztood and chart-topping hits, she is one of the world's most successful pop acts.
Born in Phoenix, Arizona, Stevie Nicks is a renowned singer-songwriter known for her mystical style as a member of Fleetwood Mac and as a successful solo artist. Hits like Rhiannon, Dreams, and Edge of Seventeen helped make her a rock icon and a two-time Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee.
Grammy-winning singer, songwriter, and guitarist John Mayer was born in Bridgeport, Connecticut. Rising to fame with his triple-platinum 2001 debut Room for Squares, he is known for hits like Your Body Is a Wonderland and Daughters, and later performed with Dead & Company.
Formed in Chicago in 1969 by Maurice White, Earth, Wind & Fire became a celebrated funk band known for blending jazz, gospel, and pop into a mystical, eclectic sound. Their major hits include Shining Star, September, and Let's Groove.
Founded by brothers Chris and Rich Robinson, GRAMMY-nominated rock band The Black Crowes are known for hits like She Talks to Angels and Hard to Handle, and multi-platinum albums including Shake Your Money Maker and Billboard #1 The Southern Harmony And Musical Companion.
Gracie Abrams is a singer-songwriter who gained acclaim with her EPs minor and This Is What It Feels Like. Her debut album, Good Riddance, earned a Grammy nomination for Best New Artist. Her sophomore album, The Secret of Us, featured the hit Close To You and a Grammy-nominated collaboration with Taylor Swift.
Rod Stewart is a renowned singer and songwriter known for blending folk, rock, blues, and country. He gained fame with the Jeff Beck Group and the Faces before achieving massive solo success with hits like Maggie May and Tonight's the Night.
Born in Wallsend, England, English singer and bassist Sting rose to fame as the frontman of the Police before launching a diverse solo career exploring pop, jazz, classical, and world music. He earned numerous Grammys, including for Every Breath You Take.
Red Not Chili Peppers, formed in San Diego in 2009, is a premier tribute band renowned for their high-energy alternative funk rock performances. They faithfully recreate the Red Hot Chili Peppers' sound, spanning eras from Mother's Milk to Stadium Arcadium, with a focus on Blood Sugar Sex Magik. Known for their authentic live shows, they have toured internationally and were nominated for Best Tribute Band at the San Diego Music Awards.
GRAMMY Award-winning rapper Lil Baby has impacted modern hip-hop with billions of streams and multi-platinum certifications. His debut album Harder Than Ever was followed by the quadruple-platinum #1 album My Turn. He also collaborated with Lil Durk on The Voice of the Heroes.
Grammy-winning artist Anderson .Paak is known for his album Oxnard, collaborations with Mac Miller and Kendrick Lamar, and hit tracks like Bubblin and Til It Is Over. His extensive work has earned widespread acclaim, major chart success, and high-energy sold-out tours across the US and Europe.
GRAMMY-winning and multi-platinum singer-songwriter Olivia Rodrigo shattered records with her 6x Platinum debut album SOUR, which made all songs RIAA Platinum certified. She followed it with her sophomore album GUTS.
A popular and premier outdoor winery concert series in Australia that hosts international superstars and local legends, offering an experience of good food, fine wine, and live music in magnificent locations.
Peso Pluma, a groundbreaking Mexican artist, blends unique style with hits like "GÉNESIS." He’s a GRAMMY winner, first Mexican at VMAs/EMAs, and worked with Cardi B, Karol G, and more.
Dawes are a California rock band led by brothers Taylor and Griffin Goldsmith. Their album Oh Brother has nine songs built from live duo tracks, co-produced by the brothers with Mike Viola, with studio work by touring guitarist Trevor Menear.
Born in Blackpool, England and raised in Manchester, Graham Nash rose with the Hollies and co-founded Crosby, Stills & Nash. A Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductee with both, he also scored solo with Songs for Beginners and songs like “Teach Your Children” and “Our House.”
Canadian-born folk icon Joni Mitchell emerged in the '60s, famous for her poetic songwriting and unique guitar tunings. Known for hits like "Both Sides Now" and "Big Yellow Taxi," she won Grammy Awards and produced influential albums like "Blue" and "Court and Spark". She explored jazz and world music, collaborating with icons like Jaco Pastorius and Charles Mingus. After multiple acclaimed releases, Mitchell retired, later captivating with a surprise 2022 Newport Folk Festival performance.
Katy Perry (pop) is Capitol’s top-selling female artist: 115B streams, 70M albums/143M tracks sold; 7 RIAA Diamonds incl. “Firework,” “Roar,” “Dark Horse.”
Billie Eilish, born in Los Angeles, is a 9-time GRAMMY® winner known for her genre-defying style. Her albums, debuting at No. 1 worldwide, include hits like "No Time To Die," winning an Academy Award. Collaborating with her brother FINNEAS, she's made history with her achievements, including two Academy Awards, showing her lasting impact.
Stephen Stills, born in Texas, is a legendary rock musician known for his work with Buffalo Springfield, CSN, and CSNY. He's famed for hits like "For What It's Worth" and "Love the One You're With." Instrumental virtuoso and songwriter, Stills is a two-time Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee and ranked #28 on Rolling Stone’s greatest guitarists list. His albums include "Buffalo Springfield Again," "Crosby, Stills & Nash," and "Déjà Vu." He recently released the "Live at Berkeley" album.
Calgary-born pop singer-songwriter/dancer Tate McRae: 15B+ streams, #1 Billboard 200 album; hits “you broke me first” & “greedy”; 2024–25 JUNO Artist.
No Doubt, formed in 1986, blends new wave and ska with hits like "Just a Girl" and "Don't Speak." Fronted by Gwen Stefani, they've won Grammys and worked with Eve and P!nk.
Born in New York, pop powerhouse Lady Gaga—16-time GRAMMY, Oscar & Emmy winner—behind “Poker Face,” “Bad Romance,” “Shallow”; collabs Ariana Grande, Tony Bennett.
