Rilo Kiley

28 concerts

Rilo Kiley, an L.A.-based indie pop band led by Jenny Lewis and Blake Sennett, gained fame in the late '90s. Known for their mix of pop, country, and folk, they released albums like More Adventurous and Under the Blacklight. Their hit "Portions for Foxes" featured on Grey's Anatomy. Collaborated with acts like Death Cab for Cutie and Bright Eyes. Jenny Lewis found success with solo work, including Rabbit Fur Coat.

Darren Kiely

20 concerts

Born in Co. Cork, Ireland, Darren Kiely blends folk and pop, influenced by traditional Irish music and modern bands. Known for his emotive vocals and storytelling, his hits include “Sunrise” and “Mom & Dad.” Kiely has won multiple traditional music awards and is acclaimed for his live performances.

Tophouse

22 concerts

Formed in 2015 in Missoula, MT, TopHouse moved to Nashville in 2019. Acclaimed for viral hits & intense touring. Known for tracks like "Better is the End." Continually selling out shows nationwide.

Madison Ryann Ward

3 concerts

Faith-based singer Madison Ryann Ward from Oklahoma mixes pop, R&B, gospel, blues & folk. Known for "Mirror" & "BRKN," she's worked with Rick Rubin and debuted her full album, "A New Thing," on her label Zelda House Records in 2023.

The Paper Kites

16 concerts

Australian band The Paper Kites, known for their soul-stirring indie rock, have six LPs including 'At The Roadhouse.' ARIA-nominated, they've toured extensively in North America and Europe.

The Waterboys

66 concerts

Formed in London by Edinburgh native Mike Scott, the Waterboys blend soulful rock, folk, and Celtic styles, notably in hits like "The Whole of the Moon." Known for line-up changes and eclectic albums, they've frequently collaborated with fiddler Steve Wickham and garnered praise for innovative projects merging poetry with music.

Gooseberry

4 concerts

Brooklyn's Gooseberry blends alternative rock, indie, and blues. Formed in 2019, they're praised for hits like "Validate Me." Known for energetic NYC gigs and tours with BabyJake, Maybird.

Jack White

35 concerts

Jack White, born in Detroit, led The White Stripes, captivating with garage rock hits in the 2000s. Collaborated with Loretta Lynn, the Raconteurs, and Dead Weather, earning multiple Grammys. Known for albums like "Blunderbuss" and "Lazaretto," he merges blues roots with experimental rock.

Jonah Kagen

14 concerts

Born in Savannah, Jonah Kagen, a guitar prodigy influenced by Andy McKee, shines with his EP 'georgia got colder'. Known for his unique finger-style, he boasts 140M+ streams and a US tour.

Bonny Light Horseman

1 concert

Bonny Light Horseman, formed by Anaïs Mitchell, Eric D. Johnson, & Josh Kaufman, received a Grammy nod for their folk debut. Known for "Deep in Love," they blend indie and American roots with vibrant collaborations.

Cage The Elephant

20 concerts

Kentucky's Cage the Elephant, known for hits like "Ain't No Rest for the Wicked," moved to England pre-2008 debut. Famous for blending alt-rock, they've won multiple Grammys including for albums produced by Dan Auerbach. Collaborated with Alison Mosshart and Beck.

Khruangbin

38 concerts

Khruangbin, Houston-based trio, crafts a unique sound blending spaghetti-western, West African disco, and G-funk. Known for hits like "Fifteen Fifty-Three" and "A Love International", they emphasize minimalism and reverb in their music. Collaborated with engineer Steve Christensen on the airy record "A LA SALA".

Sturgill Simpson

35 concerts

Sturgill Simpson, born in Kentucky, is known for his genre-blending music, including Grammy-winning "A Sailor’s Guide To Earth." He's collaborated with Merle Haggard, toured with Guns n' Roses, and supported numerous charities.

Jade Bird

2 concerts

Jade Bird's EP, created with Mura Masa, explores break-up grief with songs like "You've Fallen In Love Again." Praised by major outlets, it showcases her poignant and optimistic style.

Lake Street Dive

50 concerts

Born out of a unique blend of soul, folk, jazz, and pop, Lake Street Dive is famed for their eclectic sound and electrifying live performances. They consistently craft feel-good music that’s both joyful and thought-provoking.

Redferrin

34 concerts

Nashville's Redferrin, born Blake Redferrin in White House, TN, is a bold country artist known for hits like "Countryside" and "Lil Bit." Famous for his energetic, unorthodox style and party anthems, he has topped charts in Canada and collaborated with Florida Georgia Line and Nelly.

Cale Tyson

3 concerts

Cale Tyson, a country/folk artist from Fort Worth, mixes traditional Texas sounds with modern influences. Based in LA, he's known for blending classic country with indie-folk since 2013.

Blind Melon

5 concerts

Blind Melon, formed in LA in 1990, blended classic rock with alternative vibes, best known for the hit "No Rain." They toured with Neil Young and opened for Guns N' Roses. Tragically, lead singer Shannon Hoon died of a drug overdose in 1995, halting their rising career. The band went on hiatus, released "Nico" posthumously for Hoon's daughter, and received a Grammy nod for their documentary. Reunited in 2006 with new lead singer Travis Warren, Blind Melon released "For My Friends" in 2008.

Hazlett

14 concerts

Emotional and romantic, Hazlett is known for heartfelt songs. Prefers small circles, avoids pretense. Inspired by creativity, his music is honest and heartfelt.

TV On The Radio

16 concerts

Brooklyn's TV on the Radio blends post-punk and electronics, gaining acclaim with albums like "Return to Cookie Mountain" and "Dear Science." Known for creativity and winning the 2004 Shortlist Prize. Collaborated with David Bowie.

Jett Holden

2 concerts

Jett Holden, a singer-songwriter from the rural South, overcame setbacks to release his debut country album, 'The Phoenix.' Produced by Will Hoge on Black Opry Records, this album showcases Holden's gritty yet melodic vocals, reflecting his experience as a Black, queer man.

Josiah and the Bonnevilles

7 concerts

Born in the U.S., Josiah leads the Bonnevilles, famed for vibrant folk-rock. Hits include "Wild Winds". Known for eclectic style, multiple awards, and notable collaborations.

Alabama Shakes

39 concerts

Alabama Shakes, from Alabama, blended Southern soul and garage rock, led by Brittany Howard's powerful vocals. Hits include "Hold On" & "Don't Wanna Fight." Their debut, "Boys & Girls," went platinum, while "Sound & Color" won 3 Grammys. Collaborated with ATO Records, they paused in 2018 as Howard pursued a solo career.

Noah Kahan

11 concerts

Vermont-born Noah Kahan, GRAMMY-nominated singer-songwriter, famous for mixing Folk, Americana & Rock. Known for "Stick Season," 5 billion streams, double platinum, collaborations with Post Malone & Kacey Musgraves.

The Lumineers

69 concerts

The Lumineers, hailing from the U.S., are a beloved folk-rock band with hits like “Ho Hey.” Known for 24 #1 hits and major tours, they’ve achieved 3x platinum and multiple GRAMMY nominations. Albums like CLEOPATRA and III topped charts globally, with hits “Gloria” and “Brightside” reaching #1. Their tour sold 1.1 million tickets worldwide, setting concert records at Coors Field and Wrigley Field.

Phish

35 concerts

Phish, iconic live band known for improvisation and extended jams, rose from East Coast clubs to major fame without traditional media. Famous for their unique shows and genre-blending.

Marcy Playground

5 concerts

Marcy Playground, formed in NYC by Minneapolis natives Wozniak & Keefe and Ohio's Rieser, named after Wozniak's school. Known for '97 hit "Sex and Candy," they debuted with a platinum album.

Blues Traveler

35 concerts

Blues Traveler, formed in 1987, rose as a 90s jam band staple, known for their hit "Run-Around" and six-times platinum album 'Four.' Famous for launching the H.O.R.D.E. Festival, they meld blues, rock, and soul, with notable collaborations over the decades.

Dashboard Confessional

42 concerts

Chris Carrabba founded Dashboard Confessional in Boca Raton. Known for emo hits like "Screaming Infidelities," he left Further Seems Forever for a solo career, creating poignant songs with hits across several albums, culminating in staples like "Vindicated." His work earned a loyal following and significant chart success.

Kolby Cooper

10 concerts

From Bradford, TX, Kolby Cooper became a streaming sensation with over 330 million streams. Known for relatable break-up anthems and bold lyrics, his album "Boy From Anderson County To The Moon" showcases versatility in country music, earning acclaim as "Country Music’s Newest Badass."

10,000 Maniacs

9 concerts

Born in Jamestown, NY, 10,000 Maniacs thrives as an alt-rock band blending folk & bluegrass. Hits include "Like the Weather" & "These Are Days." Known for their poetic lyrics & MTV Unplugged success. Collaborated with Peter Asher.

Chatham Rabbits

1 concert

Be Real with Me by Chatham Rabbits, recorded in Pittsboro, NC, showcases Sarah and Austin's thoughtful lyrics and unique blend of banjo, synth, and pedal steel, co-produced with Saman Khoujinian.

Yächtley Crëw

45 concerts

Yächtley Crëw, hailed as "the nation's favorite Yacht Rock band," covers 70s-80s soft rock hits with flair & humor. Known for energetic shows & iconic nautical suits, they capture audiences nationwide with classics from Christopher Cross to Hall & Oates.

The Goo Goo Dolls

46 concerts

Alt-rock legends Goo Goo Dolls, known for their sharp songwriting and stadium choruses, thrive with global No.1s and numerous awards. Constantly innovative, their sound is led by singer John Rzeznik.

The Teskey Brothers

22 concerts

Australian brothers Sam and Josh Teskey blend soulful blues, folk, and rock. Known for hits from albums like "Run Home Slow" (Grammy-nominated) and chart-topping "The Winding Way," which won a Best Blues & Roots ARIA award.

Flatland Cavalry

31 concerts

Flatland Cavalry, from Lubbock, crafts earthy TX country ballads & gritty folk. Known for songs like "Come May," & albums like "Humble Folks." Cleto Cordero leads with heartfelt lyrics. Formed in 2012.

Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats

10 concerts

Nathaniel Rateliff & the Night Sweats, born in Colorado, combine soul and rock. Known for energetic live shows and hits like "The Future," they've appeared on SNL and opened for The Rolling Stones.

Gin Blossoms

38 concerts

Gin Blossoms, formed in Tempe, Arizona in 1987, gained fame with hits like "Hey Jealousy" & "Follow You Down." Known for '90s jangle pop style, influenced by R.E.M., they faced internal struggles but continued to release music and tour after reuniting in 2001. Achieved multi-platinum success.

Muscadine Bloodline

33 concerts

Country duo Muscadine Bloodline from Mobile, Alabama, blends contemporary vocals with masterful guitar. Known for Billboard-charting EPs, sold-out shows, and a notable Grand Ole Opry debut.

Mary Chapin Carpenter

43 concerts

Mary Chapin Carpenter, born in Princeton, NJ, is a folk and country singer-songwriter known for hits like "Down at the Twist and Shout" and "I Feel Lucky". Her breakthrough album "Come on Come On" sold over 2 million copies. Collaborating with John Jennings, she earned a Grammy for "Shut Up and Kiss Me". Achievements include several top-charting albums like "Stones in the Road". Known for her introspective and emotionally intelligent songs, Carpenter shifted back to contemporary folk later in her career.

Foreigner

55 concerts

Formed in 1976 NYC, English-American band Foreigner soared with hits like "Cold as Ice," "Jukebox Hero," & "I Want to Know What Love Is." Over 80M records sold. Reformed in 2002 by Mick Jones, now featuring Kelly Hansen.

Morgan Wade

38 concerts

Virginia native Morgan Wade topped Rolling Stone’s Best Country Albums list with debut "Reckless" and hit "Wilder Days". Known for raw, honest songwriting, she's earned multiple award nominations.

Squirrel Nut Zippers

10 concerts

Formed in Chapel Hill, NC, Squirrel Nut Zippers, led by Jimbo Mathus, peaked in the '90s with their blend of jazz and swing. Known for hits like "Hell," their album "Hot" went platinum. The band had multiple hiatuses before reviving in 2018 with "Beasts of Burgundy."

Megan Moroney

63 concerts

Georgia-born Megan Moroney, inspired by Classic Country and Americana, debuted with "Pistol Made of Roses." Known for "Tennessee Orange" with 156M streams, she's a 2023 CMT nominee and tours nationally.

Collective Soul

41 concerts

Ed Roland, Collective Soul's frontman and chief songwriter, excels in creating high-quality music with his band known for hits like "Shine." Together, they uphold an uncompromised standard both recording and live.

49 Winchester

51 concerts

Formed in Castlewood, Virginia, 49 Winchester is known for their grassroots rock style. With albums like "The Wind" and "III", they've built a reputation for engaging live shows and progressive songwriting.

Dawes

20 concerts

Dawes teams up again with producer Jonathon Wilson for their 8th album "MISADVENTURES OF DOOMSCROLLER," continuing their unique style of musical drama and intricate solos.

Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue

36 concerts

New Orleans' Trombone Shorty, aka Troy Andrews, is a renowned trombonist, composer, and bandleader, known for blending funk, jazz, rock, hip-hop, soul, and blues. A childhood prodigy, he played with Bo Diddley at age four and toured with Lenny Kravitz at 13. He topped jazz charts with albums like Backatown and Parking Lot Symphony. Dedicated to his Treme roots, he founded the Trombone Shorty Foundation and authored two children's books. He's collaborated with top artists and remains a significant influence in contemporary jazz.

Kelsey Waldon

3 concerts

Kelsey Waldon, from Monkey’s Eyebrow, KY, reinterprets classic country & bluegrass, earning a spot on year-end best lists. Signed by Oh Boy Records in 2019, she co-produced her album with Justin Francis.

Gavin DeGraw

10 concerts

GRAMMY®-nominated Gavin DeGraw burst onto the scene with his 2003 platinum debut 'Chariot'. Known for hits like "I Don't Want To Be," his music blends pop, soul, and funk. He has collaborated with artists like Colbie Caillat and shared the stage with icons from Billy Joel to Maroon 5.

Trampled by Turtles

39 concerts

Trampled by Turtles, formed in Duluth, MN (2003) by Dave Simonett post gear theft. Merges bluegrass, folk; known for a vibrant rock-infused style. Features members like Ryan Young & Tim Saxhaug.

The Baseball Project

11 concerts

Alternative rock supergroup, The Baseball Project blends baseball tales with pop/roots rock. Features members from R.E.M., Dream Syndicate, Minus 5. Known for albums like "Frozen Ropes and Dying Quails" and "Grand Salami Time".

Reid Haughton

6 concerts

Reid Haughton, from Haleyville, AL, blends country, rock & soul, drawing influence from acts like Lynyrd Skynyrd & The Rolling Stones. Known for energetic live shows, his hits include "Day You Don’t" & "Cuttin’ Me Loose". Collaborated with Sadler Vaden on his debut EP.

Waxahatchee

47 concerts

Alabama-born singer-songwriter Katie Crutchfield, aka Waxahatchee, evolved from lo-fi folk to lush alt-country. Known for poetic, honest lyrics and six critically acclaimed albums.

Benson Boone

15 concerts

Benson Boone, born in the USA, blends intimate pop with hit songs like "GHOST TOWN" & "Beautiful Things." MTV's Global PUSH Artist 2023, his music, including RIAA Gold and Platinum hits, skyrocketed after being signed by Dan Reynolds.

Joe Bonamassa

35 concerts

Joe Bonamassa, a world-renowned guitar player, began his career at 12 opening for B.B. King. Known for over 40 albums and 23 #1 Billboard Blues Albums, he founded the Keeping The Blues Alive Foundation and has received two GRAMMY nominations.

The Heavy Heavy

18 concerts

The Heavy Heavy, from Brighton, UK, blend psychedelia, blues, acid rock & sunshine pop. Known for their debut EP 'Life and Life Only,' they revive classic sounds with a modern twist led by Will Turner and Georgie Fuller.

The Hold Steady

12 concerts

The Hold Steady, born from the indie and punk ethos, blends bar band energy with Springsteen's epic style. Famous for anthems like "Almost Killed Me," they've explored cultural alienation in albums up to 2023's rich "The Price of Progress." Formed in NY by ex-Lifter Puller, Craig Finn.

John Waite

36 concerts

John Waite, born in London, led the Babys & Bad English, hitting fame with "Missing You" & "When I See You Smile." Known for powerful ballads & arena rock, he collaborated with Jonathan Cain and Neal Schon.

Rhonda Vincent

7 concerts

Bluegrass icon Rhonda Vincent, known for mandolin prowess, blends traditional bluegrass with country vibes. With hits like "One Step Ahead," she won multiple IBMA awards and collaborated with Dolly Parton, Willie Nelson, and Daryle Singletary.

Sammy Rae & The Friends

17 concerts

Sammy Rae & The Friends, a family-like collective led by Sammy Rae, shines in energizing live shows with a blend of chemistry, skill, and vocal power, promoting unity and connection among audiences.

Marshall Crenshaw

1 concert

Pop master Marshall Crenshaw, born in Detroit, mastered a timeless style, with hits like "Someday Someway." Known for playing Buddy Holly in "La Bamba," writing hits for Gin Blossoms, touring with MC5, and crafting Dewey Cox's signature song. Multiple award-winning albums reissued.

Vance Joy

21 concerts

Australian indie folk singer Vance Joy, born James Keogh in Melbourne, rose from open mics to global fame with hits like "Riptide." Known for Bon Iver-influenced music, he swapped law for music, earning multiple Platinum awards.

Leftover Salmon

34 concerts

Colorado-based Leftover Salmon, born from a 1989 Boulder merger, mix bluegrass and rock. Known for late '90s hits and major-label albums, they tour widely and won acclaim with albums like Aquatic Hitchhiker.

Ringo Starr

19 concerts

Ringo Starr, born in Liverpool, rose to fame as The Beatles' drummer. Known for hits like “Yellow Submarine,” he also succeeded solo with “Photograph” and formed the All-Starr Band. Inducted into the Rock Hall twice, he collaborated with icons and toured globally.

AJ Lee & Blue Summit

12 concerts

AJ Lee & Blue Summit, a dynamic bluegrass band from Santa Cruz, infuses their music with country soul, Americana, and California folk. Known for the album "City of Glass," they focus on original, community-centric sounds.

Marc Cohn

3 concerts

Ohio-born Marc Cohn, famed for "Walking in Memphis," blends pop, Americana, & R&B. Won a Grammy & survived a shooting. Known for collaborations with David Crosby & the Blind Boys of Alabama.

NRBQ

1 concert

Formed in 1967 in Louisville by Terry Adams, Steve Ferguson, and Joey Spampinato, NRBQ blends R&B, rockabilly, and jazz. Known for high-energy performances and cult following by stars like McCartney and Costello, their notable albums include 'Scraps' and 'At Yankee Stadium'.

Lawrence

44 concerts

NYC's soul-pop band Lawrence, formed by siblings Clyde and Gracie, mixes high-energy, horn-heavy sounds. Known for "Don't Lose Sight" and collaborations with Jon Bellion. Toured with The Jonas Brothers.

Brit Taylor

6 concerts

Country singer/songwriter Brit Taylor from Kentucky, noted for a modern yet traditional style and honest lyrics. Known for "Kentucky Bluegrassed," hit songs on "Tulsa King," collaborations with Dwight Yoakum and others, and performances at CMA Fest, Americanafest. She was also spotlighted by Nashville Scene as a 2024 Artist to Watch.

Austin Snell

10 concerts

Georgia-born Austin Snell, a former Air Force vet, mixes hard rock and country into "grunge country." Known for the hit "Excuse the Mess," he's a SiriusXM Highway Find and Artist Accelerator. Collaborated with Presley Aaron and others.

Miles Miller

2 concerts

Born in central Kentucky, drummer Miles Miller is famed for his work with Sturgill Simpson and Tyler Childers. He's known for his seamless harmonies and Americana groove. Discovered by producer Dave Cobb, he's now pursuing a solo career, focusing on guitar and songwriting.

Steep Canyon Rangers

9 concerts

Formed in North Carolina, Steep Canyon Rangers blend traditional and progressive bluegrass. Known for hits like "Nobody Knows You," Grammy winners, and collaborations with Steve Martin and Boyz II Men.

The Ocean Blue

11 concerts

Formed in Hershey, PA, The Ocean Blue hit the alt/Modern Rock scene in the '80s with hits like “Between Something And Nothing.” Known for top albums like Cerulean and multiple EPs.

Nolan Taylor

20 concerts

Nolan Taylor, a Cincinnati-based singer-songwriter, is noted for his emotive style blending themes of joy, heartbreak, and wild nights. His powerful voice captures deep human experiences, making his music deeply resonant and engaging.

Colbie Caillat

4 concerts

Born in California, Colbie Caillat, known for “Bubbly” & Grammy-winning "Lucky" with Jason Mraz, has 2 Grammy Awards, 5 nominations & over 15 billion streams. Her albums "Coco" & "Breakthrough" hit Billboard top charts. She's also a committed activist supporting various charities.

Robert Cray

40 concerts

Robert Cray, born in Columbus, GA, is a leading blues artist known for merging pop and rock with his soulful blues. Famous songs include "Smoking Gun" and "Don’t Be Afraid of the Dark." He’s won several Grammys and collaborated with icons like Eric Clapton. Inducted into the Blues Hall of Fame in 2011.

Spin Doctors

35 concerts

NY's Spin Doctors soared with hits like "Little Miss Can't Be Wrong" & "Two Princes." Known for their catchy pop-blues blend, they found major success with 'Pocket Full of Kryptonite', triumphed on MTV & radio, then faced a decline before a 2000s resurgence.

Emily Scott Robinson

3 concerts

Colorado's Emily Scott Robinson, known for her blend of bluegrass, country, and folk, showcases storytelling in "American Siren." Her album with Oh Boy Records features songs like "If Trouble Comes a Lookin'," "Hometown Hero," and "Lost Woman’s Prayer," showcasing pristine soprano vocals.

Fruition

8 concerts

Born in the Pacific Northwest, Fruition captivates with Americana, folk, and rock 'n roll. Known for Beatles-like harmonies and poignant songcraft, they shine on major stages with a focus on authentic sound and timeless songs.

Old 97's

13 concerts

Alt-country band Old 97's, known for melodic pop and classic country styles, achieved acclaim with albums like 'Wreck Your Life' and 'Too Far to Care'. Known for energetic live shows and hits like 'Twelfth', they've collaboratively worked with Waylon Jennings.

Iron & Wine

34 concerts

Iron & Wine, led by Sam Beam, crafts intimate indie folk music. Known for "The Creek Drank the Cradle" (2002), he diversifies across albums like "Beast Epic" (2017) and "Years to Burn" with Calexico (2019). Inspired by deep vocals and reflective lyrics, he's a moving force in indie folk.

Meg McRee

2 concerts

Born in Nashville, Meg McRee, a Vanderbilt grad, debuted with "Is It Just Me?". She's penned songs for Grace Potter, Elle King, and more. Touring with Lainey Wilson, she's known for poetic lyrics.