So What?! Music Festival - Sunday in Dallas - Jun 26, 2023

Kxllswxtch

28 concerts

From Orange County, Kxllswxtch gained recognition with "EXORCIST" from debut album KILL!. Known for unique style & therapeutic themes, he collaborates with artists like Pouya & addresses mental health in his music.

Head Automatica

4 concerts

Head Automatica, formed by Glassjaw's Daryl Palumbo and producer Dan the Automator, melds rock, punk, and electronic beats. Known for albums like "Decadence" and "Popaganda," their music blends 70s pop influences with modern rock. They've toured with bands like Interpol and Taking Back Sunday.

'68

11 concerts

Josh Scogin, from Atlanta, formed '68, a rock-blues-hardcore blend, in 2013. Known for vigorous live shows and collaborations with notable acts, they topped the Billboard New Artist Chart with their debut. Their music features intense, groove-laden performances.

Oceano

9 concerts

Oceano, formed in 2006, excels with technical, heavy deathcore music. Known for "Ascendants" & "Revelation," their work combines brutal intensity with intricate precision.

Saosin

2 concerts

California-based Saosin, pioneers in post-hardcore, gained fame with their 2003 EP "Translating the Name." Known for explosive live shows and robust online presence, they've collaborated extensively, including tours with Senses Fail and Anberlin, and recorded under Capitol and Virgin Records.

We The Kings

2 concerts

We The Kings, from Bradenton, FL, captivated millions with their pop-punk hits like "Check Yes Juliet." Known for emotional songs and notable collaborations including Demi Lovato.

Thursday

23 concerts

Thursday, formed in New Brunswick, NJ in 1997, led the post-hardcore scene. Known for hits like "Understanding in a Car Crash," they collaborated with producer Dave Fridmann and toured extensively. Achieved Billboard 200 success and joined major labels like Island Records and Epitaph.

He Is Legend

1 concert

North Carolina's He Is Legend, formed in 2000, melds rock in a unique style. Known for hits like "The Primarily Blues," they rose with albums like I Am Hollywood. Notable for a brief hiatus, they later signed with Spinefarm Records.