Hazlett

12 concerts

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

The Lumineers

70 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.

Friko

13 concerts

Chicago indie rock duo Niko Kapetan & Bailey Minzenberger, known as Friko, blend post-punk, chamber-pop & experimental rock. Famous for their intense live shows & debut album on ATO Records, they've played iconic venues and debuted at Bonnaroo. Album engineered by Jack Henry & Scott Tallarida, mastered by Heba Kadry.

Palmyra

11 concerts

Born in Virginia, Palmyra blends traditional folk with lush harmonies. Likened to The Avett Brothers, they've supported acts like Watchhouse and won accolades from Newport Folk Festival and more.

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.

Vampire Weekend

27 concerts

Vampire Weekend, formed at Columbia University, blends indie rock with diverse genres and has topped charts with albums like "Contra" and "Modern Vampires of the City," winning multiple Grammys. Known for hits like "A-Punk," they continually evolve their sound.

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".

Holy Roller

4 concerts

Richmond's Holy Roller, hailed by Grammy-winning Jim Lauderdale, is conquering southern rock. Known for high-energy shows and festival hits, their latest album features riff-heavy, intimate tracks.

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.

Rainbow Kitten Surprise

35 concerts

Born in North Carolina, Rainbow Kitten Surprise blends pop, rock, electronic & hip-hop. Known for "It’s Called: Freefall," the band melds poetic lyrics with diverse melodies. Over 2 billion streams globally.

Dexter and The Moonrocks

11 concerts

From Abilene, TX, Dexter and The Moonrocks blend "Western Space Grunge" into hits like "Couch" & "Where I Steer". Inspired by Nirvana & Rainbow Kitten Surprise, their EP soared in popularity.

Butcher Brown

17 concerts

Butcher Brown, known for "solar music," melds jazz, hip-hop, funk, and rock. They've collaborated with Kamasi Washington and dazzled at a 2021 NPR Tiny Desk Concert. Famous for their vibrant blend of genres and powerful live performances, they stem from VCU's jazz program.

Kate Bollinger

10 concerts

Kate Bollinger, from Charlottesville, Virginia, is known for her eclectic folk-pop style. With EPs like *I Don't Wanna Lose*, she gained recognition from The New York Times and NPR. She collaborates with Drugdealer and Paul Cherry, tours with Faye Webster and Tennis, and directs music videos. Bollinger debuted at Ghostly International in 2022 with *Look at it in the Light*.

Watchhouse

33 concerts

Watchhouse is a North Carolina duo redefining roots music, with profound chemistry and poignant songwriting. Known for selling out Red Rocks and Ryman Auditorium, they've amassed millions of streams and praise from Rolling Stone and NPR for their craftsman-like songs.