Ugly Kid Joe broke into the mainstream in 1991 with the hit Everything About You and their multiplatinum debut EP. Led by frontman Whitfield Crane, the band achieved massive success with the 1992 album Americas Least Wanted, featuring hits like Cats in The Cradle.
Formed originally as the Sweetshop, British glam rock band Sweet paired bubblegum melodies with hard rock guitars to achieve 1970s chart success with hits like Blockbuster, Ballroom Blitz, and Fox on the Run. After lineup changes and a 1982 breakup, various incarnations later reunited and toured.
The Quireboys, formed in London in 1984, are an English hard rock band, blending blues, glam, and sleaze rock with a Faces-esque swagger. Their debut, "A Bit of What You Fancy," reached UK No. 2, featuring hits like "Hey You" and "7 O'clock". Notable later albums include "Amazing Disgrace" and "Wardour Street". They are known for their good-time rock 'n' roll.
German-born hard rock guitar virtuoso Michael Schenker rose to prominence in the 1970s with the Scorpions and UFO before launching the Michael Schenker Group. Known for his signature half-black, half-white Gibson Flying V, he became an influential figure in heavy metal.
British metal band The Raven Age blends classic and modern metal with alt-rock influences. Known for albums like Darkness Will Rise and Conspiracy, they have surpassed 75 million streams and played over 400 shows across 38 countries, including major festivals and tours with Iron Maiden and Anthrax.
Award-winning solo artist Rosalie launched her career in 2018, releasing a critically acclaimed debut album in 2019. Known for her psychedelic roots and progressive style, she blends pop, lounge jazz, and heavy metal, notably recording her album To Shoot Another Day at home.
Award-winning New York singer-songwriter Sari Schorr is known for her five-octave blues, rock, and soul vocals. After starting in Bronx blues clubs and singing backup for Joe Louis Walker and Popa Chubby, she launched her solo career in 2016.
Derbyshire rock band These Wicked Rivers blend Southern rock, soul, and wizard-blues rock. Fronted by singer John Hartwell, they released the album Fire and Folklore via Fat Earth Records, which reached number one on the UK Rock Chart.
Stone Broken, a four-piece band from Walsall in the West Midlands, blends hard rock with darker electronic elements. Vocalist/guitarist Rich Moss and drummer/vocalist Robyn Haycock lead the group, collaborating with Dan Weller. Known for powerful guitar riffs and soaring vocals, they embrace a new era with the release of "Revelation."
The Georgia Thunderbolts, from Rome, Georgia, blend southern rock, blues, and soul, drawing inspiration from legends like the Allman Brothers and James Brown.
Born in a small California town, L.A. offers an authentic sound mixing Eagles-esque harmonies and Stonesy guitars. They've toured nationally, sharing stages with The Beach Boys and others.
Richie Kotzen, a guitar prodigy from 1988, is known for solo albums and leading The Winery Dogs. He collaborates with Iron Maiden's Adrian Smith in Smith/Kotzen.
