Vinyl Thief is an electro-rock band from Nashville, TN. Easy on the electro, with a generous serving of rock. No twang, though, proving that Nashville music doesn't have to come from the back of a cowboy's pickup truck or from somewhere inside Jack White's garage.

It can come from dance parties in your neighbor's basement. Or around your kitchen table, where your friends argue, "Who's better: TV on the Radio or Arcade Fire?"

Lead vocalist Grayson Proctor says, "In the past, people always equated Nashville with cowboy hats and rodeos. That's all starting to change with new bands that aren't afraid to take risks."

Releasing their debut EP, Control, in 2010, the band built a loyal following in Nashville and the Southeast.

This group of five distinct personalities is for those of us who like a little juxtaposition. The band pairs energetic showmanship and shout-along choruses with intricate textures and rhythms. Vinyl Thief takes the raucous rock of Cold War Kids and combines it with the electronic flourishes of Phoenix.

Music magazine The Deli says, "It’s rare to see a small band make such use of the stage with confidence, but Vinyl Thief held little back, working their way around a clutter of keys and drums as they textured rock, pop, dance, and just plain noise."

Jet Black Orchid (formerly The Cigarittes), is a 3-pc rock band of brothers out of Louisville, KY, whose music has been influenced by the sounds of the 60's and 70's with an injection of a modern flavor all their own. Their acclaimed, high energy performances keep the audience guessing and leave them with a feeling of wanting more. Being bonded not only by blood but by a rhythm that moves and keeps the drums and bass locked tight with the guitar and vocal's up front and powerful.