Vocals

The band is made up of Mike Boucher, lead vocals and guitar; Harry Coddington, lead guitar; Roger Howard, drummer; Marty Mclellan, guitar and vocals; and Steve Brown, keyboard and vocals.

Featuring Sam McCarson (bass, guitar, and vocals), Mike Yow (guitar, harmonica, and vocals), and Heath Brown (drums, percussion, and vocals), an evening with music by Arnold Hill is a guaranteed good time.

The band is comprised of Tessy Lou Williams (vocals, acoustic guitar), Kenny Williams (bass, vocals), and Bryan Paugh (fiddle, mandolin, and vocals).

The Topsham-based trio features Darren "Lil Bluesman" Thiboutot on lead and rhythm guitar and vocals; Rick "Slow Driver" McLennan on bass guitar and vocals; and Darren "Big Red" Thiboutot on drums and vocals.

Accompanying Evans on lead vocals and rhythm guitar, the True Grits consist of (guitar/bass/vocals), (drums) and the single-named (mandolin).

Bandmates Matt Salois (guitar, vocals) and Alyssa Kelly (violin, vocals, piano) met at an open mic and were quick to collaborate.

Jack White (guitar, keyboards, bass, vocals) and Meg White (drums, percussion, vocals) started performing together in Detroit in the late 1990s.

The tour lineup consisted of the band’s two essential founding members, (vocals and guitar) and (guitar), and featured longtime member ) on keys and backing vocals.

This long standing residency of musicians with Maggie Cotton: vocals/conga’s, Patricia Dalgleish: Piano/vocals, Trevor Salloum: timbales, Bob Rogers: Trombone and Stephen Buck on Bass.

In 1980, Cline’s vocals were lifted from the original master tape and given a new backing track with female background vocals.

Included in the final recording were vocals from 24 members of Let’s Sing, guitar and vocals from Boo and award-winning singer Hannah Rarity, and percussion/drums by Iain Sandilands.

Sulaiman: Without beats, there is no vocals, and without vocals, there is no beat.

Add something unique to the guitar tone, apply a different filter to the vocals, use a tempo that's not common to the classics, throw in some clean vocals in an unusual place, try out a weird synth setting.

All 5 members of the band write and share lead vocals (most frequently, singing lead vocals on the songs they write).

The trio featuring Emily Kempf (vocals/bass), Jason Balla (vocals/guitar), and Eric McGrady (drums) first caught our attention for their snappy style of art-rock.

In addition to Switzer on guitars and vocals, A Proud Monkey includes Jon Ventre on bass, Mark Woodyatt on violins, David Mattock on keyboards, Josh Orlando on drums and vocals, Carl Krupa on horns and flute and Neil Nicastro on electric/acoustic guitar.

The band consists of lead singer and rhythm guitar player Skip Dunning, Dusty Maney on bass and vocals, Mark Brassard on drums and Paul Vachon on lead guitar and vocals.

The clean vocals are frequently delivered in huge multipart harmonies and the blackened vocals serve as the perfect dynamic contrast.

The song opens with a driving intro that breaks down to an inspirational verse and powerful chorus that has become a calling card for Myles Kennedy on vocals/guitars, Mark Tremonti on guitars/vocals, Brian Marshall on bass and Scott Phillips on drums.

The trio – Danny O’Donoghue (vocals, piano, guitar), Mark Sheehan (vocals, guitars) and Glen Power (drums) – have racked up six billion streams and 1.8 million ticket sales for previous gigs.