Expect the unexpected… It’s Clay Aiken on Sunday Jams! You heard that right. It may have been some time since most of us have heard this name. But Clay Aiken is still one of the more memorable contestants from American Idol’s early years. And although he finished as a runner-up on season 2, he quickly…
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The summer has sadly come to a close, but that’s no reason to not jam out to some sultry guitar by Santana to say farewell. Now, I must start by saying I am not too knowledgeable of Santana’s entire music catalog. I know his hits, and do enjoy them when I hear them. That being…
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Eddie 9V began playing guitar in the Atlanta area as a child, and by his teens was performing in clubs, influenced by southern sounds like blues, gospel, country, rock, folk and combination of other great sounds that come out of South. His own style evolved from the indie rock scene focusing heavy on some bluesy…
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It’s Hootie & The Blowfish on Sunday Jams, y’all! A unique sound coming out of the 90s alternative scene and never really left. They’re still filling concert venues decades later, and for good reason. (You can actually catch them on tour now!) Throughout their career, the band recorded a surprising number covers across genres. Covers…
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At the end of the 1990s, an indie band out of Stillwater, Oklahoma broke into the music scene and hasn’t stopped since. They are also the ones behind one of the greatest anthems for former high school losers who have the last laugh. So, if you’re not worrying about taking life too seriously today, enjoy…
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When you crank up the reggae-rock vibes of 311, you get instant small surf-town feels. Think Santa Cruz, California… with board shorts, bonfires, and endless summer. But these guys actually formed way back in 1988 in Omaha, Nebraska! Yup, the heartland generating one of the funkiest, laid-back sounds of the 90s. They’ve been dropping hits…
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Known primarily for his iconic work with British rock band The Smiths, Morrissey has carved out an astonishing solo career spanning decades.
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The name of some guy from Michigan, Matthew Shafer, might not be familiar, but those who like some laid back country mixed with rock and blues know Uncle Kracker. Back in the 90s, he was the DJ for Twisted Brown Trucker, Kid Rock’s back up dudes, but later headed out on his own, and had…
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Since growing up together in Wichita Falls,Texas, pop punk band Bowling for Soup’s first hit came in 2002 with the catchy little ditty “The Bitch Song”. Over the next three decades, Bowling for Soup has had several fun and memorable hits, both original and cover song of everyone from A Simple Plan to…Taylor Swift? They…
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It’s the Red Hot Chili Peppers on Sunday Jams! Back when alternative rock was ruling the airwaves, RHCP hit the scene – mixing those funky basslines with psychedelic vibes. Formed in Los Angeles in 1982, these legends stormed the alt-rock world and owned it for decades. They battled through some serious drug addiction struggles. But…
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