Belly Up Tavern

Eve to Adam
This group has a rather unusual history. In 1997, Taki Sassaris developed the name Eve to Adam and the idea for the band. He recruited his brother Alex and began working on the group. The duo hooked up with songsmith Desmond Child and signed to his company in 1998....

The Green
One of the first bands to take the “Jawaiianâ€* sound to the world, Honolulu’s the Green are a reggae four-piece whose self-titled debut album was voted Best Reggae Album of 2010 by the users of iTunes....

The Movement
Coming out of the effervescent early-'90s Los Angeles rave scene, the Movement were a trio formed by producers Richard "Humpty" Vission and AJ Mora, and rapper/producer/dancer DJ Hazze. Producer and record industry figure Walter "Kandor" Khan signed the group to his Sunshine label in 1992; the trio hitting paydirt right off the bat, as their debut single, the anthemic "Jump!," became a dancefloor smash that same year and even managed something of a pop crossover, thanks in no small part to its (still to this day) adoption as a sports anthem....

The English Beat
One of the earliest and most important ska revivalist groups, Birmingham's the Beat formed in 1978 (the band had to change its name to the English Beat in the U.S. to avoid confusion with Paul Collins' band of the same name)....

They Might Be Giants
Combining a knack for infectious melodies with a quirky, bizarre sense of humor and a vaguely avant-garde aesthetic borrowed from the New York post-punk underground, They Might Be Giants became one of the most unlikely alternative success stories of the late '80s and early '90s....