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The Joy Formidable

The Joy Formidable have embarked on their first US headlining tour. Congrats!!!! to TJF from Xpeditious Unlimited. I personally saw the show yesterday at Club Mayan Theatre. Great LIVE BAND! It was a blast and worth seeing again, again and again! The band also recently filmed a performance at Sarm Studios for their song "Everchanging Spectrum of a Lie" from last year's debut album The Big Roar, which you can watch below as well. Please take a look.

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Help Collective Soul Defeat Childhood Cancer

Help Collective Soul Defeat Childhood Cancer Help us support National Childhood Cancer Awareness Month by purchasing a $25 raffle ticket and a chance to win some very cool items – including an autographed Collective Soul guitar! Visit 12Bands.org to participate!

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Sweet Pic from, Alice In Chains

Alice In Chains Enjoy!! Thank you from Xpeditious Unltd

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Okkervil River

Okkervil River

Your Past Life As A Blast from Okkervil River on Vimeo.

Thank you from Xpeditious Unltd

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The Jayhawks

Introducing a new great client for Xpeditious! the Jayhawks Biography Led by the gifted songwriting, impeccable playing, and honeyed harmonies of vocalists/guitarists Gary Louris and Mark Olson, the Jayhawks’ shimmering blend of country, folk, and bar band rock made them one of the most widely acclaimed artists to emerge from the alternative country scene. The group sprung up in 1985 out of the fertile Minneapolis, Minnesota, musical community, where Olson had been playing standup bass in a rockabilly band called Stagger Lee until his desire to write and perform his own country-folk material prompted him to begin a solo career. He enlisted Marc Perlman, the guitarist for a local band called the Neglecters, whom Olson then convinced to take up the bass; after the addition of drummer Norm Rogers, the group first played in front of a crowd of less than a dozen people. One of those patrons, however, was Gary Louris, a veteran of the local bands Safety Last and Schnauzer; after the show, he and Olson began talking, and by the end of the evening Louris, a guitarist famed locally for his innovative, pedal steel-like sound, had become a member of the group, eventually named the Jayhawks.