Eric Lindell

Born in San Mateo, California, in 1969, singer/songwriter/vocalist Eric Lindell, spent countless hours in San Francisco, soaking up the musical sounds of the city, which lead him to pick up the bass and then the guitar. He discovered blues greats Junior Wells, Jimmy Reed and Albert King before drifting toward the R&B sounds of Stevie Wonder and Donny Hathaway, soaking up the soul and learning how to craft a song. Lindell left California for New Orleans in 1999, where he quickly discovered the roots music scene. Before long he met up with Galactic’s Stanton Moore, and the two jammed together often. Some of New Orleans’ finest players, including keyboardist Ivan Neville and drummers Harold Brown and Johnny Vidacovich, often joined him on stage.

Lindell’s live shows draw as much attention as his material. His unstoppable grooves, rocking, deeply rooted, original songs and excellent musicianship never fail to fill the dance floor. With the release of Between Motion and Rest, Lindell and his band will continue to tour heavily, giving the rest of the country the chance to discover for themselves what a growing number of people already know: Eric Lindell is a musician bursting at the seams with talent, with the uncanny natural ability to come up with one instantly classic song after another, and the desire to take his music to every corner of the music-loving universe.

Tangerine Tambourine

Tangerine Tambourine are a rock n' roll band from Decatur, Alabama who focus on music for small children (that won't drive parents crazy). Since 2008 this 7-piece group have been delighting crowds of all ages with modern takes on classic children's songs, original material and well-known cover songs. The live shows also include hula hoop contests, homemade maracas for every child in attendance to shake, bubble machines and dancing like nobody's watching:) A great time for the whole family!

Earthbound

Describing music, a non-verbal language, in words is always a difficult task, but the music of Earthbound can best be understood in terms of the diverse influences from which the band draws the inspiration and performance. The experience of witnessing the band perform may at times be a veritable schooling in rock'n'roll, certainly a multi-genre encompassing term. Their repertoire draws from and combines traditions such as Americana, folk, country, bluegrass, jazz, psychedelia to create a sound attuned not only to the collective effects of these diverse genres but each members' unique contribution to creating music as a collective ensemble. This musical philosophy recognizes and celebrates the collaborative nature of playing music, but Earthbound is fortunate enough to consist of band members who share similar ideals, musically, which allows for a unified trajectory in their songs.
"Each of the musicians in Earthbound is constantly contributing something interesting to the mix. Instead of playing mere support roles, they add almost microscopically to the total picture. And, hey, they've got heart." Jesse Jarnow, Jambands.com – New York, NY