4th Annual Latin GRAMMY Awards - includes nominees of the Latin Grammy Awards

Nashville Song Search - country music songwriting contest. Winning songs in 7 categories will be judged by legendary producers, publishers, and songwriters

Woodstock Tattoo and Body Arts Festival - featuring rock bands, tattooing, body piercing and body modification films, and more

eastmountainsouth - Los Angeles folk/country duo Kat Maslich and Peter Adams present an alloy of hill-country melodies, contemporary studio techniques, and literary-minded lyrics that frequently trace the experience of loss

BuyMusic.com, the world’s largest legal music download store, has been launched by Company founder and CEO Scott Blum. Designed for the 150 million PC users in the United States, the entire music store is powered by Microsoft technologies including Windows Media 9 Series and Microsoft.NET framework. The site offers access to approximately 300,000 tracks at launch, with more to be added every day. Individual songs will sell from 79 cents and albums from $7.95 from the top five record labels and thousands of independent labels or 'indies.'

Ben Wolfe - official site includes bio, press, gigs, and more

Harvie S - official site of the bassist, band leader, composer, and educator

Jimmy Haslip - official site features bio, forum, discography, and more

Mr. Ray - singer/songwriter for children who also happens to have a hip, fun, cool rock star side

Gig Guide - resource for live music in Scotland's pubs and clubs

Otha L. Major - vocal percussionist and beatboxer who doesn't spit and fuses hip-hop, world, and experiemental music

Kings of Leon - rock band from Tennessee whose songs teem with primal emotions and rangy rhythms

Pepsi Smash - one-hour show featuring performances from today's hot bands and musical acts

Desafio de Estrellas - official site of the reality show and Mexico's version of American Idol

Six Feet Under - official site for the death metal rock band

2003 Video Music Awards - official site. August 28th at Radio City Music Hall in New York City

The Crash - live music venue created by the City of Sunnyvale, California for high school teens in the Bay Area. Contains photos, upcoming performances, and admission information

The Brush Creek Follies - original audio recordings and background information about this live country radio show, broadcast from Kansas City by KMBC, from the late 1930s to the 1950s. Includes biographies of favorite artists like the Cowtown Cowgirls and the Western Swingers

Sticky Fingaz - official site for the rapper

Beolach - energetic mix of Cape Breton, Scottish, and Irish tunes featuring piano, pipes, whistles, drums, guitar, and two fiddles. Sound clips, schedule, and bio

The Gold Disc.com - manufactures unique, personalized replica gold discs and records. Ideal gifts for birthdays, anniversaries, weddings, and corporate gifts

Summer Sanitarium Tour - with tour dates, message board, chat, and more about the tour spearheaded by Metallica

Duplex Gage - independent rock band located in London playing original music. Site features MP3 downloads, photos, news, message boards, and concert schedules

Soundstage - revival of the PBS concert show, featuring live performances by artists in a variety of genres

Hit Song Science - offers singers, songwriters, and musicians the opportunity to use the latest technology to test their songs for hit potential

Andrew Lippa - official site for the composer of John and Jen, The Wild Party, and A Little Princess

The Bangles - official site

Caushun - official site for the self-proclaimed gay rapper

Chungking - Brighton-based trio producing downbeat, string-laden, and haunting music

RockList - gathers critic's single and album lists from 1974, pop poll results from 1952, personal lists from critics, and more

EthnoTechno - informs about artist happenings, provides new album reviews, online radio, interviews and exclusive unreleased and pre-release material and mixes

Three Days Grace - information about the Toronto-based trio

GayHipHop.com: Setting The Record Straight - from The Guardian