Xavier Rudd

10 concerts

Australian artist Xavier Rudd blends roots, multi-instrumental live looping, and spiritual soundscapes. Known for hits like Jan Jun Moon, he’s a powerful performer and activist.

Angelique Francis

1 concert

JUNO-winning Angelique Francis blends Blues, Soul, Folk, Jazz & more with powerful vocals. She's shared stages with Buddy Guy, Gary Clark Jr., won 2 Canadian Blues Awards.

South Summit

4 concerts

South Summit, an Australian five-piece band, blends indie rock, reggae, and hip-hop. Known for high-energy shows and storytelling, their debut album hit #2 on ARIA charts.

The Wailers

31 concerts

The Wailers, led by Aston Barrett Jr., honor reggae's legacy while evolving their sound. Their album "Evolution" features Emilio Estefan Jr., Marcia Griffiths, Gramps Morgan, and Mykal Rose, blending reggae with Latin influences.

Jovin Webb

1 concert

Baton Rouge’s Jovin Webb blends Louisiana soul, blues, and rock in his debut album Drifter, praised by Lionel Richie and Luke Bryan, with production by Grammy-winner Tom Hambridge.

Split Enz

8 concerts

Split Enz, formed in Auckland (1972), gained fame for early-'80s new wave hits like "I Got You." Known for theatrical style and cult following, they influenced pop and rock globally.

Buddy Guy

29 concerts

Buddy Guy, born in Lettsworth, LA, is an iconic blues guitarist known for blending classic Chicago blues with rock & roll flair. His journey began in 1959, and his hit "First Time I Met the Blues" became a staple. Influenced by T-Bone Walker and B.B. King, Guy became a legend with his performances and collaborations with greats like Eric Clapton and Jimi Hendrix. Guy's album "Damn Right, I've Got the Blues" was a commercial breakthrough. He’s received numerous accolades, including Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction, eight Grammys, and a Kennedy Center Honor.

Earth, Wind & Fire

50 concerts

Earth, Wind & Fire, formed in Chicago by Maurice White in 1969, fused funk, jazz, soul, gospel, and disco. Known for hits like "Shining Star" and "September," they won multiple Grammys and collaborated with artists like Kenny G. Their stage shows were vibrant and elaborate, akin to P-Funk's spectacles. Enshrining a blend of cosmic and uplifting styles, they were inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame in 2010. Members included lead singer Philip Bailey and the Phoenix Horns. White passed in 2016, leaving a legacy of musical innovation and spirit.

The Black Crowes

61 concerts

Atlanta-born rock band led by brothers Chris & Rich Robinson: bluesy, soulful, dirty-yet-debonair. Hits “She Talks to Angels,” “Hard to Handle”; 5xPlatinum debut, #1 album; Jimmy Page collab; Grammy-nominated.

Erykah Badu

3 concerts

Erykah Badu, born Erica Wright in Dallas, is renowned for her soulful neo-soul style and unique vocals reminiscent of Billie Holiday. Her debut album, *Baduizm*, featuring the hit "On & On," catapulted her to fame in 1997. Badu opened for D'Angelo, leading to a collaboration and a contract with Kedar Massenburg. She co-produced her albums including *Mama's Gun* and *New Amerykah*. Badu has collaborated with The Roots, Flying Lotus, and Tyler, The Creator, earning critical acclaim and chart success.

Marcus King

18 concerts

Greenville, SC native Marcus King blends blues, rock, and soul, known for GRAMMY®-nominated *El Dorado* and collaborations with Noah Cyrus and Billy Strings.

Robert Randolph

9 concerts

Robert Randolph, a New Jersey native, is a rock-blues pedal steel guitar virtuoso known for blending gospel, rock, blues, and soul. Raised in the House of God Church, he channels "Sacred Steel" energy and has collaborated with legends like Eric Clapton, Santana, and Beyoncé. Randolph has earned 13 Emmys for sports broadcasting and created Amazon Prime’s Thursday Night Football theme. His GRAMMY-nominated work with The Family Band and his latest album, Preacher Kids, produced by Shooter Jennings, highlights his unique style.

Parkway Drive

2 concerts

Parkway Drive, formed in Byron Bay in 2003, are an Australian metal band known for hits like "Darkest Still." They've released 7 albums, earned multiple Gold records, topped ARIA charts, and won the 2023 ARIA for Best Hard Rock/Heavy Metal Album.

Daniel Champagne

2 concerts

Australian singer-songwriter and guitar virtuoso Daniel Champagne is known for electrifying live shows, touring globally, releasing 7 albums, and sharing stages with legends like Tommy Emmanuel and INXS.

Steve Poltz

8 concerts

Steve Poltz is a Canadian-American singer-songwriter and guitar enthusiast from East Nashville, known for co-writing Jewel’s hit “You Were Meant for Me” and his work with the Rugburns.

Nik West

2 concerts

Nik West, hailed as "the queen of the bassists" by Rolling Stone, blends funk, bold vocals, and raw energy. A multi-instrumentalist known for dynamic live shows.

The Southern River Band

5 concerts

The Southern River Band from Thornlie rocks Australia with high-energy shows and hits like 'Rumour & Innuendo.' They've shared stages with Cold Chisel, The Darkness, and more.

Taj Farrant

10 concerts

Guitar prodigy Taj captivates with soulful, precise playing. Shared stages with Carlos Santana, Rob Thomas, and KISS. Influenced by Hendrix, Moore, Vaughan. A rising star in rock music.

Pierce Brothers

4 concerts

Twin brothers Jack and Patrick Pierce form the high-energy duo Pierce Brothers, a staple in the Australian indie-folk/blues scene. From busking on Melbourne's Bourke Street, they have achieved global success with top 15 ARIA albums and over 30 million streams. Known for headlining Melbourne's Forum Theatre and international tours, they have collaborated with talents like Tash Sultana, Garrett Kato, and Steph Strings.

Sublime

18 concerts

Sublime, formed in 1988, is a reggae-punk band known for hits like “What I Got.” Their self-titled album sold 7M+ copies. Founders included Bradley Nowell, Eric Wilson, and Bud Gaugh.

Chain

2 concerts

Chain, formed in 1968 in Australia, pioneered progressive blues with hits like "Black and Blue" and "Judgement." Known for landmark albums, they influenced Oz blues for decades.

Kenny Wayne Shepherd

50 concerts

Bobby Rush, a 3x Grammy-winning Blues Hall of Famer, teamed up with multi-platinum artist Kenny Wayne Shepherd, a 5-time Grammy nominee. They collaborated on YOUNG FASHIONED WAYS, blending their distinct blues styles. Each has achieved significant accolades in the blues music scene, including several Blues Music awards.

Counting Crows

21 concerts

Counting Crows, known for soulful rock & roll, debuted in 1993 with "August and Everything After." They've sold 20M albums and earned an Oscar nod for "Accidently in Love."

The Pogues

8 concerts

Formed by Shane MacGowan in 1982, the Pogues blended punk with Irish folk, earning acclaim with hits like "Fairytale of New York." Known for political themes, they collaborated with artists like Kirsty MacColl and Jo Strummer. Despite MacGowan's challenging lifestyle, they remained influential until disbanding in 1996, later reuniting for tours.

The Living End

2 concerts

Australian punk rock band The Living End rose to fame with "Prisoner of Society," known for fiery live shows, 8 albums, 6 ARIA wins, and influences like The Clash.

Mark Seymour

1 concert

Mark Seymour, former lead singer of Hunters & Collectors, blends folk and country with pub rock in his solo work, known for hits like "Last Ditch Cabaret."

The Dreggs

4 concerts

Australia’s indie-folk duo The Dreggs—Paddy Macrae and Zane Harris—are known for high-energy shows and the platinum hit “Give Myself To You.” Their debut album hit #3 on ARIA charts.